Rakuten: Earn 105% Back On Norton & LifeLock (Stack With Amex Offer For Moneymaker)

Update 1/20/25: Now 105% back.

Update 7/29/24: Available again.

Update 7/15/24: Deal is back on Rakuten to get 95% back on Norton and on Lifelock.There is an Amex Offer out there for 20% back on Norton and a Chase Offer for 15% back on Norton.

The Offer

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Shopping portal Rakuten/eBates is offering 95% cash back on LifeLock purchases

Our Verdict

Rakuten cashback can be converted into American Express Membership Rewards points.LifeLock Ultimate Plus Plan is the most expensive plan, this will cost $296.90 and you’d earn $267.21 or 26,721 MR rewards points.This works out to be 1.11¢ per point.

New Rakuten members can get another 3,000 points for signing up as well.

Personally this is an easy pass for me, too much room for something to go wrong and I don’t really want to have to deal with that for a very slight profit.Others (especially people that value MR points highly) will find this worth doing.

Post history:

Update 6/17/24: Available again.

Update 4/22/24: Available again.

Update 2/28/24: Available again.

Update 2/11/24: Available again.Amex offer is 20% back currently.

Update 9/4/23: 95x back on Rakuten for Norton, Lifelock, NordVPN.Also check for a Chase Offer, Amex Offer for Norton, and for any Fidelity Bloom offers.

If you have the Amex business card offer for 25% back, you can buy the $200 Norton plan and turn this into a $40 moneymaker.Can be worth more if you value Rakuten points at more than one-cent-per-point.(ht mms82 on Reddit)

Update 7/10/23: 95x back on Lifelock, Norton, NordVPN.Also check for a Chase Offer, Amex Offer for Norton, and for any Fidelity Bloom offers.

(ht Matt)

Update 5/14/23: 95x back on Lifelock.Same offer for Norton.You might also have 10% back with Chase Offer or 20% back with Amex Offer.(Not sure if there’s still a Fidelity Bloom offer.)

Update 3/25/25: 95x again in app.

Update 3/17/23: Showing 95x again in the Rakuten app only (not sure if the Amex Offer or Fidelity Bloom offer is still around).

( ht FIRE_2045)

Update 1/22/23: Showing 95x now in the Rakuten app only.There’s also an Amex Offer for 4x per dollar.(ht Future_Car9082) Or you can get 20% back with Fidelity Bloom.(ht TDD)

Update 10/10/22: Showing as 95% for some.

Update 9/5/22: It’s back/still at 90% now.

Some are seeing a targeted offer from Rakuten for 95%, today only

Update 6/1/22: Deal is back at 90%.

Update 4/15/22: Deal is back at 90%.

Update 2/21/22: Back again at 95% this time (up from 90%).Hat tip Kris

Update 2/19/22: Back again.

Update 1/30/22: Back again

Update 11/16/21: Back again

Update 11/11/21: Available again (not sure if the $20 Chase Offer is still around)

Update 6/13/21: Available again, 90% available via App.

Update 2/15/21: Available again.

Update 12/20/20: Available again.

Update 11/30/20: Deal is back at the 90% level.

Update 11/26/20: Deal got better now with 100% back, highest ever.(It’s also a good time to signup now for Rakuten at $40 signup bonus.) Hat tip to reader Brick

Update 11/12/20: This is back again, as well as the $20 Chase Offer/Bank Amerideal.Hat tip to FM

Update 10/14/20: This is back.

There is also a Chase offer / Bank Amerideals for $20 back, making it even better.Hat tip to Matthew

Update 9/5/20: This is back.Hat tip to SDubbs

Update 8/18/20: This is back.Hat tip to SDubbs

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