It seems to be a relatively new site since there are no published comments on it.  It offers to pay shopping dollars when I shop at Amazon (other sites too) and then I can spend the dollars at the superperx.com site.  It looks good, really good.  But I have recently been burned by a loyalty program called Rewards Center that offered me free products for shopping at BCO Outlet.  Rewards Center then charged me $207.74 for shipping on "free items".  I thought I was paying $42.00.  Ouch. Anyway, I am skeptical and wanted to check other folks experience on this superperx web site.

I haven't had any experience with it, but it sounds interesting. They have contact information on the site as well as their address, so it looks upfront, anyway. I am cautious about sites like that, so I'd wait awhile to see, but if everyone were like me, no one would try and we'd never know! 

Pat.  Thanks for your thoughts.  I might try them...I shop alot, getting credit my purchases at Amazon sounds good. BTW, I am still struggling with the deception of the Rewards Center...it just takes time to get your money back.  Once the saga on this one is complete, I might post it.  First I am going to tell the corporate folks at BCO Outlet to let them know they sold or gave my info to a deceptive firm.  I don't want anyone else to get caught in this one.

Thanks again.

 It's hard to find anyone who gives credit for shopping at Amazon, besides a credit card with points. I hope it works out for you. Good for you for going after the Rewards Center folks... people need to know about this. 

 I investigated SuperPerx and found it to be misleading.  The "SuperPerx" dollars that you earn may only be used on only certain items, items that are part of SuperPerx's in-house store (These items are not "name brand").  The  amount of "SuperPerx" dollars used towards one of these items can only be up to 25% of the price....so, if you decide to purchase a resin figurine from their in-house store that is priced at $20 you are only allowed to use 5 of your SuperPerx dollars to get the maximum discount of $5.  (No, you are not allowed to buy a $20 item for 20 SuperPerx dollars.)   The prices in the in-house store are inflated 25%, so you really are not getting anything for your use of their site. Overall, it is a waste of time.

 Thanks, Abbygirl! 

Abbygirl is correct, the SuperPerx site is very misleading and a total waste of time. I really don't know if it will be around much longer.  If you want true savings from an "affiliate" store site, I highly suggest shopping through Microsoft's new search site, BING at www.Bing.com.   Bing gives you cash back when shopping online from such major retailers as Gap, Old Navy, and Wal-Mart.  The savings can either be mailed to you in the form of a check, or credited to your PayPal account.  This is truly a fantastic site.  To access, go to www.Bing.com and select the Shopping icon.  At the Bing shopping page, set up a new account, and you are set!  When you search for an item to purchase, you will get a listing of not only the price, but also the cash back you will receive and whether the shipping is free.  I highly reccommend this site. (Can you imagine shopping online at Overstock.com and getting up to 10% cashback off of their already low prices?)  :-)