What screenshots to save for a reward offer
Collect evidence before an offer changes. A small organized record is more useful than a large collection of screenshots without dates or context.
Save the starting conditions
Capture the campaign name, version, payout, goals, deadlines, device, and exclusions before activation. Save the source link and date. This makes later changes easier to distinguish from the terms you accepted.
Record completion clearly
Use images showing the relevant achievement, purchase confirmation, or qualifying activity. Add the platform or game identity when needed. Keep amounts and dates legible, and redact payment or account details that are not necessary for the claim.
Keep a short timeline
List activation, completion, first pending credit, and support contact dates. Store receipts alongside the offer record. Retain the record through approval and redemption so you can explain a later reversal without reconstructing the entire attempt.
Illustration: a folder containing offer terms, the order receipt, and a three-line timeline can explain a missing purchase reward more clearly than ten unlabelled dashboard images.
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Starting terms
Capture the campaign name, version, payout, goals, deadlines, device, and exclusions before activation. Save the source link and date. This makes later changes easier to distinguish from the terms you accepted.
Identifiable completion
Use images showing the relevant achievement, purchase confirmation, or qualifying activity. Add the platform or game identity when needed. Keep amounts and dates legible, and redact payment or account details that are not necessary for the claim.
Short dated timeline
List activation, completion, first pending credit, and support contact dates. Store receipts alongside the offer record. Retain the record through approval and redemption so you can explain a later reversal without reconstructing the entire attempt.
Sources and terms: TopCashback explanation · Rakuten tracking guidance · CFPB bank account guidance. Advertiser-specific conditions take precedence.