Choose FREE No-Rush Delivery and get a £2.99 Amazon Pantry credit. We’ll automatically apply the credit to your account when your order is dispatched. Use your credit by visiting Amazon.co.uk or the Amazon app. Fill your Amazon Pantry box with items you want to buy, and we’ll automatically apply the credit at checkout. Only customers located in the United Kingdom will be able to redeem their No-Rush promotional credits.
Your order with No-Rush Delivery will arrive in 3 - 5 business days. This No-Rush credit expires on May 22, 2016. Terms and Conditions apply
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mattgrant
18 Mar 16124#10
Life's too short to have to do this
Oneday77
18 Mar 1666#3
Damn I thought it was get a panty credit.
sm182
18 Mar 1659#13
He saved himself £240+ in prime membership fees for what is a 1-2 minutes sign-up process every month. Seems to me like a very good use of his time :smirk:
sampath
18 Mar 1632#19
No, it means he's abusing the system by signing up to a new Amazon account and taking out a Prime trial every month.
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sam1970
18 Mar 16#1
hot
forrest38
18 Mar 161#2
Is it just one allowed or if you purchase more prime items separately, can the credits then be combined?
Wishbone_Thighs to forrest38
18 Mar 16#30
I believe it's per-delivery. The only problem is if you need lots of small things that count as add-on items then you're out of luck.
tom243 to forrest38
18 Mar 161#70
In my experience it is done at point of dispatch. So if x2 no-rush items dispatch in same shipment, you only get one credit. To get the double credit you either have to wait for the first to dispatch and then no-rush the second item or hope that they are shipping from different warehouses.
One trick (if you want the item quickly) is no-rush the first order and then prime the 2nd - providing they are coming from the same warehouse (which they normally do), you will get the credit but both will ship the in the same next day shipment.
Wishbone_Thighs to forrest38
21 Mar 16#182
Credits can't be stacked. None of the Ts&Cs say they can't (below) but they still won't apply more than one at checkout.
My first pantry order was due today, I ordered Wednesday night. Just had email saying that it's been delayed until tomorrow. I think pantry still needs a bit of work. They could also make it easier to amend (cancel items and add new ones). Supermarkets still do this better.
Jawz
18 Mar 163#5
Pay £79
Then get it back in £3 installments that you have to respend
Unless you use the Prime video or occasional ebook. Does it miss the point of paying for Prime!?
meherenow to Jawz
18 Mar 164#6
OR, you are an avid Kindle user like my missus - doesn't miss the point for me - I get the Prime money back 3 or 4 times over in "freebies" (even more now I have my £39 student prime activated :smile: )
benjammin316 to Jawz
18 Mar 1619#7
New email every month, free prime forever. Been doing this for 3+ years
Flowerdew to Jawz
18 Mar 16#8
If you always need things delivered next day it would be pointless, but I bet this isn't the case for most Prime members.
Elevation to Jawz
18 Mar 161#33
No no, Amazon are being all kind and stuff!! How very silly indeed of you to suggest that they're charging you money for something you then won't actually use and as such are technically paying for nothing. That's a technicality and I will not hear any criticism of Amazon and the straightforward and honest way they do business.
cbay
18 Mar 16#9
Do you all mean, your just buying lots of bits with no rush and slowly getting he credits back?
mattgrant
18 Mar 16124#10
Life's too short to have to do this
Twothirty
18 Mar 169#11
I want the £1 Amazon promotional credit option back :disappointed:
saayinla to Twothirty
18 Mar 16#121
:smile: HUKD GOLD
oliverreed to Twothirty
18 Mar 162#146
Clucking useless to me as well, I want Force Awakens digi for free
stingeyal to Twothirty
21 Mar 16#183
yep, the pantry is no use for me yet, ive been using the video credit loads :disappointed:
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Your order with No-Rush Delivery will arrive in 3 - 5 business days. This No-Rush credit expires on May 22, 2016. Terms and Conditions apply
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One trick (if you want the item quickly) is no-rush the first order and then prime the 2nd - providing they are coming from the same warehouse (which they normally do), you will get the credit but both will ship the in the same next day shipment.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/shipoptions/promotions/details?ie=UTF8&nodeID=no-rush-299-gbp-pantry&pop-up=1&ref=ox_shipoption_promodetails
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/promotions/details/A2FTQ4MOU5G4TN
Then get it back in £3 installments that you have to respend
Unless you use the Prime video or occasional ebook. Does it miss the point of paying for Prime!?