[EXPIRED] 11,600 points for $66 — this one's a no-brainer (Variable offer)
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This is one of those deals where the math just works. Let me break it down.
[EXPIRED] Rakuten is offering 100% back (100x points per dollar) on NordPass (offer varies by day***).

WHAT IS NORDPASS?
NordPass is a password manager — it stores and auto-fills all your passwords securely so you never have to remember them. Think of it as a digital keychain. It's made by the same team behind NordVPN and has millions of users worldwide.
The plan costs $66.
HERE'S WHERE IT GETS INTERESTING
Rakuten sometimes offers 100x cash back on NordPass. That means your $66 purchase earns 6,600 Rakuten points — which transfer directly to Bilt or American Express.
Not on Rakuten yet? Sign up through my link before buying and you'll get an extra 5,000 bonus points on top.
Total: 11,600 points for a $66 purchase.
THE MATH
Points experts value Bilt and Amex points at 1.5–2 cents each.
11,600 points = between $174-$230 in travel value.
You're paying $66 for a password manager you'd probably use anyway — and walking away with enough points for a Hyatt hotel night, a domestic flight, or a serious dent toward a business class ticket to Europe.
You're not spending $66. You're buying points at 0.57 cents each when they're worth up to 2 cents. That's the deal.
HOW TO DO IT (takes 5 minutes)
① Sign up for Rakuten here (skip if you already have an account)
② Search "NordPass" inside Rakuten and click through
③ Purchase the plan — use a Delaware zip code at checkout to avoid sales tax (try 19801)
④ Done. Points post to your account automatically.
Rakuten drops deals like this without warning. No guarantee this is live tomorrow.
*** 100% (or 100x) is the best offer I've seen, but Rakuten sometimes offers 97% (or 97x) which is also a great deal! And instead of 11,600 points, you earn 11,270.
