E.g. Sudocrem 400g, effective price £1.50 delivered, 20 Paper Mate Inkjoy pens, effective price 81p delivered, Sennheiser earphones, effective price £2 delivered, etc. if you read Kindle books, watch films, listen to music or buy apps from Amazon.
Individual No-rush orders for good value Amazon Prime items over £3 are a great way of collecting Amazon's £3 per order digital content credits/vouchers (to be used by mid Feb) to extract maximum value from Amazon by shopping now for items that you know you or your family will use/consume in the short to mid-term, so I thought it would be useful to start a thread where we can share such items, complete with some I've found myself and some from other HUKD threads (for which thanks to their OPs) - see clickable links in first comments below.
I think most people would prefer a thread with useful No-rush deals rather than comments about the merits of Amazon, Amazon Prime or No-rush delivery, so if you have Prime and read Kindle books or watch Amazon videos or buy Amazon MP3s and aren't in a rush for your goods then this is the thread for you! If you don't like Amazon or don't have Amazon Prime or don't see the point of having Prime AND using No-rush delivery please try to avoid boring people with off-topic gripes!
Please contribute your own finds and please help highlight the best No-rush deals by using the 'like' button - it doesn't cost you anything!
Not really effective price at all though. You're still paying full price, but getting a credit towards something completely different...
willhay555
20 Dec 1510#63
Great effort, but you've put as much into responding to the negativity as you have creating the deal.
One of your comments refers to 'bile' when responding to a fairly innocuous comment.
You shouldn't take this stuff as personal as you do, it's not good for you.
paul_merton
19 Dec 158#13
It's only effectively 81p if you actually think £3 of digital credit is worth the same as £3 of cash. (I don't think it is)
Ajibee
19 Dec 158#7
You have to have Amazon Prime. Assuming that, have one item in your basket, proceed to checkout, in the Choose your Prime delivery option section select FREE No-Rush Delivery (3 - 5 business days) Get a £3 Amazon Appstore, Digital Video, Kindle Book & Digital Music Credit, click Buy Now, then sit back and wait for the goods to arrive (at the full price) and receive a £3 Kindle Book/Video/Music credit for digital content that you would otherwise spend money buying.
For instance, from the previous instance of this offer and this new one (courtesy of GHAZI786), I've racked up about £140 worth of digital credit that I'll easily spend in the next month or so on Kindle Books, waiting, of course, to extract maximum value in the post Christmas Day Kindle Book Sale, which will hopefully be better than the pre Christmas Kindle Book Sale!
Thanks for taking the time to do this Ajibee, very handy :smiley:
Ajibee to Syzable
19 Dec 152#4
My pleasure - have been meaning to do this for a couple of days - and I'm hoping to pick up some more vouchers myself with ideas from the rest of the HUKD community!
54KUR413
19 Dec 151#5
I apologize if I am being, let's say, a bit dumb here .... I have never heard of this until now, please could some one be so kind as to explain how to get the items at the prices you are posting? Thank you. :innocent: Am I not seeing it as I do not have Amazon Prime?
benjammin316
19 Dec 15#6
So, what's the deal?
nn196411 to benjammin316
21 Dec 152#86
there is no deal
Ajibee
19 Dec 158#7
You have to have Amazon Prime. Assuming that, have one item in your basket, proceed to checkout, in the Choose your Prime delivery option section select FREE No-Rush Delivery (3 - 5 business days) Get a £3 Amazon Appstore, Digital Video, Kindle Book & Digital Music Credit, click Buy Now, then sit back and wait for the goods to arrive (at the full price) and receive a £3 Kindle Book/Video/Music credit for digital content that you would otherwise spend money buying.
For instance, from the previous instance of this offer and this new one (courtesy of GHAZI786), I've racked up about £140 worth of digital credit that I'll easily spend in the next month or so on Kindle Books, waiting, of course, to extract maximum value in the post Christmas Day Kindle Book Sale, which will hopefully be better than the pre Christmas Kindle Book Sale!
Lilrach
19 Dec 151#8
Thank you Ajibee and heat added. I didn't realise it had gone back up to £3 credit as when I looked a few days ago it was only offering me £1 ☺
No, it's not the same. This is a thread for deals using that offer, to highlight the ones that give HUKDers maximum value for money, so it's not the same as GHAZI786's post, whose contribution I have acknowledged.
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Opening post
Individual No-rush orders for good value Amazon Prime items over £3 are a great way of collecting Amazon's £3 per order digital content credits/vouchers (to be used by mid Feb) to extract maximum value from Amazon by shopping now for items that you know you or your family will use/consume in the short to mid-term, so I thought it would be useful to start a thread where we can share such items, complete with some I've found myself and some from other HUKD threads (for which thanks to their OPs) - see clickable links in first comments below.
I think most people would prefer a thread with useful No-rush deals rather than comments about the merits of Amazon, Amazon Prime or No-rush delivery, so if you have Prime and read Kindle books or watch Amazon videos or buy Amazon MP3s and aren't in a rush for your goods then this is the thread for you! If you don't like Amazon or don't have Amazon Prime or don't see the point of having Prime AND using No-rush delivery please try to avoid boring people with off-topic gripes!
Please contribute your own finds and please help highlight the best No-rush deals by using the 'like' button - it doesn't cost you anything!
You can check your Digital Credit balance here:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1000706783
N.B. The £3 credit is applied once the order has despatched, not before!
If you're needing help finding things to spend your Amazon digital credit on please see sabresonics's thread here:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/misc/amazon-digital-credit-what-buy-2346815
Top comments
One of your comments refers to 'bile' when responding to a fairly innocuous comment.
You shouldn't take this stuff as personal as you do, it's not good for you.
For instance, from the previous instance of this offer and this new one (courtesy of GHAZI786), I've racked up about £140 worth of digital credit that I'll easily spend in the next month or so on Kindle Books, waiting, of course, to extract maximum value in the post Christmas Day Kindle Book Sale, which will hopefully be better than the pre Christmas Kindle Book Sale!
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00CI6L5US/
Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream 400g £4.50, effectively £1.50 - now back in stock!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000LNEB9W/
Sennheiser In-Ear Stereo Headphones - Black £5, effectively £2 delivered
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003V9M0VY/
Panasonic RP-HJE125E-K Earphones, FBA, various colours, £5.29+, effectively £2.29+ delivered
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B00DTL2BWC/ref=olp_f_primeEligible?ie=UTF8&f_primeEligible=true&mv_color_name=all
Sharpie Pen Stainless Steel Fine Tip - Black, £4.66, effectively £1.66 delivered
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sharpie-Pen-Stainless-Steel-Fine/dp/B00CI6LTI6/
2 x Sharpie Pen Stainless Steel Refill Fine Tip - Black, £3.72, effectively 72p delivered
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sharpie-Stainless-Steel-Refill-Fine/dp/B00CI6LTG8/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0007OEDZC/
Helix Oxford Premium Maths Set B48010, £4.99, effectively £1.99 delivered
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00BHC3ZVQ/
AmazonBasics 8-Inch Black Sleeve, £5.49, effectively £2.49 delivered
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00I8T4OLG/
AmazonBasics Hard Black Carrying Case for My Passport Essential, £5.49, effectively £2.49 delivered
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003LSTD38/
Old School (Diary of a Wimpy Kid book 10, hardcover) £4, effectively £1 delivered
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0141364726/
For instance, from the previous instance of this offer and this new one (courtesy of GHAZI786), I've racked up about £140 worth of digital credit that I'll easily spend in the next month or so on Kindle Books, waiting, of course, to extract maximum value in the post Christmas Day Kindle Book Sale, which will hopefully be better than the pre Christmas Kindle Book Sale!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/amazon-prime-3-digital-credit-for-no-rush-delivery-back-again-amazon-co-uk-2354578