About CashbackNow
CashbackNow is a savings and rewards membership operated by RMM Group LLC that offers cashback on everyday spending at eligible retailers. Members pay a recurring monthly fee (typically around $20/month) and can earn cash rewards by shopping for groceries, retail items, and gas, then uploading their receipts through the CashbackNow website. The service promotes itself as a simple way for U.S. consumers to save money on routine purchases, with percentage-based cashback (for example, around 15% on certain retail purchases and 5% on select grocery and gas transactions) and occasional welcome bonuses for new members.
A charge labeled “BREEZE*CashBackNow*fa71” on your Visa or bank statement usually indicates a membership fee or trial fee for CashbackNow, processed via Breeze, a merchant-of-record payment platform that handles billing for digital services and subscriptions. Breeze’s documented descriptor format is `BREEZE*{MerchantName}*{last 4 of clientReferenceId}`, so the middle portion “CashBackNow” is the underlying merchant and the last four characters (e.g., “fa71”) reference a specific order or account. You may see charges for a low-cost introductory trial followed by recurring monthly membership fees, as well as potential rebills if you did not cancel before the end of a trial period.
If you do not recognize this charge, first check whether you (or someone in your household) recently signed up for a CashbackNow offer online, including any trial promotions that required card details up front. Log into your CashbackNow account (if you have one) and review your membership status, billing history, and plan details. You can cancel at any time via the Membership/Cancel section of your account or by contacting their support team by phone or email, and they advertise a satisfaction-based refund guarantee for new members if you cancel and request a refund within a specified window. If you still cannot match the charge to any activity, contact CashbackNow support with the full descriptor, date, and amount; and if necessary, work with your bank or card issuer to dispute any potentially unauthorized charges.