mc2fool wrote:? Well I've not received any, and I can't find anything about cashback or similar either in their Ts&Cs or in their FAQ.
Is it only for Prime Members or something?
it's all here
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mc2fool wrote:? Well I've not received any, and I can't find anything about cashback or similar either in their Ts&Cs or in their FAQ.
Is it only for Prime Members or something?
pje16 wrote:mc2fool wrote:? Well I've not received any, and I can't find anything about cashback or similar either in their Ts&Cs or in their FAQ.
Is it only for Prime Members or something?
it's all here
https://portal.newdaycards.com/amazon/rewards-terms
pje16 wrote:I have Prime, so it's 1.5%
mc2fool wrote:pje16 wrote:I have Prime, so it's 1.5%
Only "on eligible purchases at Amazon.co.uk", not on anything. And it's still not cashback.
6Tricia wrote:Absolutely, pje! But I'd still like to know if anyone has knowledge of anything better than the 0.25% that New Day is offering. I haven't found anything by Googling and don't like the idea of submitting my details to determine eligibility to uswitch et al. Perhaps the Pulse card is, after all, the best option. As I don't always shop at the same supermarket I don't want a supermarket affiliated card either!
Tricia
pje16 wrote:mc2fool wrote:pje16 wrote:I have Prime, so it's 1.5%
Only "on eligible purchases at Amazon.co.uk", not on anything. And it's still not cashback.
It goes straight to my Amazon account, makes life easy, so are you going to dispute that next
mc2fool wrote:pje16 wrote:mc2fool wrote:pje16 wrote:I have Prime, so it's 1.5%
Only "on eligible purchases at Amazon.co.uk", not on anything. And it's still not cashback.
It goes straight to my Amazon account, makes life easy, so are you going to dispute that next
Well, yes it does, after 1000 points, going into your Amazon account as a gift card, no dispute about that. But what I'm saying is that normally "cashback" means a rebate on the card that reduces your bill and/or you can use to buy whatever you like wherever you like.
These "reward points" on the other hand can only be spent on Amazon, so it's more like a supermarket rewards scheme than what is commonly understood as "cashback" that you can spend anywhere.
6Tricia wrote:@mc2fool, for me the points system on the Amazon Platinum card worked like cashback. I use Amazon for a lot of my shopping online due to mobility issues, so each time my accrued points reached £10 value and was automatically credited to my account it was very quickly used as part payment for my next purchase.
@pje, I hadn't really considered an Amex card but on checking was surprised to find that pretty much all supermarkets, including the discounters, do now accept the Amex cards! I just might apply!
Tricia
pje16 wrote:6Tricia wrote:@mc2fool, for me the points system on the Amazon Platinum card worked like cashback. I use Amazon for a lot of my shopping online due to mobility issues, so each time my accrued points reached £10 value and was automatically credited to my account it was very quickly used as part payment for my next purchase.
@pje, I hadn't really considered an Amex card but on checking was surprised to find that pretty much all supermarkets, including the discounters, do now accept the Amex cards! I just might apply!
Tricia
Thank you Tricia
I just have to accept that @mc2fool likes to pick fault in a lot of my posts, it gets very tiresome
I just tried to help by posting a link to the terms of the Amazon card but even that got criticism
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