The daily average of transactions needed to win the Super Cashback still rises, but there is always time to catch up: here’s how many transactions are needed to win the 1,500 euros starting today.
Exactly 43 days are missing to June 30, the last day to accumulate electronic transactions from purchases with credit cards, debit cards and ATM valid for the purposes of Cashback. On June 30, in fact, ends the first period of the ordinary state Cashback and 100,000 Italians can celebrate.
Not so much for the Cashback itself, which provides a maximum refund of 150 euros per semester, but for the Super Cashback that consists of an additional prize of 1,500 euros that will be awarded to 100,000 participants who have made more valid transactions by the end of the day on June 30. Dall’app IO, nella sezione Portafoglio, l’utente che ha già fatto almeno 50 acquisti validi può visualizzare in che posizione della classifica si trova, ma quante transazioni serviranno, al 30 giugno, per aggiudicarsi il Super Cashbak da 1.500 euro? E, di conseguenza, quante ne dovrebbe fare un nuovo utente, che inizia oggi ad accumulare acquisti?
Classifica Cashback, le proiezioni al 30 giugno
Trattandosi sostanzialmente di una competizione a chi fa più transazioni valide, il Super Cashback porta con sé due problemi di fondo: il primo è che stimola i cosiddetti “furbetti” (l’ultimo, eclatante, è stato quello che ha fatto 110 transazioni consecutive in due ore presso un rifornimento di benzina in provinia di Firenze), il secondo è che non è possibile dire fino all’ultimo quante transazioni servono per rientrare nei centomila.
Si possono fare, però, delle proiezioni in base alla media giornaliera delle transazioni registrate fino ad oggi. An average that has grown week by week and that today is between 4 and 5 transactions per day, for a final number of transactions that will be around 520 at the end of the semester. Those who have done less will be out, those who have done more will win the 1,500 euros.
And those who start today? How many transactions would you have to do per day to make up the gap with the first 100,000?
Super Cashback for those who start from zero
If today a new user of the Cashback program wanted to aspire to win the 1,500 euros starting from zero transactions he would face a mountain to climb, quite high to boot. The calculation is simple: 520 minimum transactions to be made in the remaining 43 days.
The result of the division is merciless: 12 transactions per day, every day, including Saturdays and Sundays. Is it possible to make 12 transactions a day without being a smartass? Theoretically, yes, because microtransactions are valid for all purposes and there is no minimum charge: 50 cents paid with an ATM, for the purposes of Super Casback, are worth as much as 500 euros paid with a credit card.