Father’s Day cashback offers include Lenovo and Myer deals

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TopCashback promotion features one-day Lenovo cashback

TopCashback Australia has promoted a set of Father’s Day shopping offers led by 16% cashback at Lenovo on 2 September 2026.

The Lenovo offer applied for one day only and was aimed at shoppers buying gifts for dads interested in gaming, work or technology.

Myer was also part of the promotion, with 20% cashback on Click & Collect orders. TopCashback capped that offer at $50 per member.

To get a Father’s Day gift in time, shoppers needed to place Myer orders by midday on 5 September and collect them in store.

New members could also add a signup incentive. TopCashback offered an extra $25 bonus to people who joined through its Father’s Day link.

The company also pointed undecided shoppers to gift cards that carried separate cashback rates across several retailers.

Gift card cashback rates by retailer

Dymocks gift cards carried 4% cashback, while Amazon gift cards carried 1.6% and Apple gift cards carried 2%.

The Good Guys and Myer gift cards were both listed at 2%. Sports Direct was listed at 6%, and Foot Locker at 5%.

TopCashback also listed 2.5% cashback on JB Hi-Fi gift cards as part of the Father’s Day offer.

The promotion sat within TopCashback’s wider pitch to online shoppers looking for extra savings across fashion, technology and lifestyle purchases for Father’s Day.

TopCashback operates in Australia, the UK, China, Germany, the US, France, Italy and Spain. The company says it has more than 25 million members worldwide.

The cashback provider started 20 years ago in the UK and has since expanded into more markets, including Australia.

TopCashback describes its service as a way for shoppers to get money back on everyday spending while making online purchases through participating retailers.

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