That's all i sent them.

That's all i sent them.

If you are 18 or over and able to provide proof of enrolment in at least one course at a university or college located in the UK, you may be eligible to enrol in Amazon Student through an alternative process.

To provide proof of age and enrolment, please send an e-mail to [email protected] from the e-mail address associated with your Amazon.co.uk account.

In the message, include a scan, photo or screenshot of one of the following:

• A valid NUS Extra or NUS Apprentice Extra card (must show your name, institution, and date of expiry).

• A proof of student status letter (must be printed on official institution headed paper and include student name and address, course details and start date, expected graduation/completion date).

• A tuition bill for the current term (must include institution name, course details and start date, student address).

• A tuition invoice for the current term with your name and your institution’s name on it.

• An official acceptance letter for the upcoming term (must be printed on official institution headed paper and include student name and address, course details and enrolment date, expected graduation/completion date).


If we determine you're eligible, we'll send you a follow-up e-mail within 3-5 business days that contains a link which allows you to complete the sign-up process without an .ac.uk e-mail address. However, you must sign-up for Amazon Student within 14 days of receiving this follow-up e-mail, otherwise you will need to contact Customer Service again to register. By completing this sign-up process, you agree to our Terms and Conditions.

never received an email about this but checked on the link above and it works for me so HOT for the free £3 given we use Amazon a lot

Free £3. Thanks!

Thanks, had a spend planned, dithered a bit but glad I waited, £3 isn't much in the grand scheme but £3 better in my pocket than theirs.

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The 5% discount only applies to your cumulative purchases of £1500 or less from the day you entered your NUS discount code, so it is only possible to get a maximum total of £75 discount per year until you enter next year's code.

The £75 "cap" is because that is 5% of £1500 but you would never get £75 unless your first purchase is an item greater than or equal to £1500 as it will use up your total available annual discount in one go.

Just a heads up. Follow the OP's instructions and just go to the link attached to the first post in 'GET'

The offer is there once you log into the account.

I did a £65 top up and got a £3 credit.

( I was planning to buy something for £68 anyway)

Thanks to the OP and heat added.


PS: The offer was not available when I went into my account the usual way(via app). Neither did I get any email from amazon.

This is simples. Just work out if you'd use up a £60 Amazon credit within 1 year? If yes then this offer is a better return on your £60 than having it sit in any savings account right now.

Free £3, thank you!

The credit is available for 10 years, not 1.

Well double simples decision then!

Neither myself nor my father (65) bothered buying the e-careers course we just said we did when we applied for the NUS card and it came through a few days later and applied to our Amazon accounts!

Worked for me - I regularly buy from amazon so it's something for nothing, as it were. Thanks for the post.

Got it. Thanks OP.

£3 for £60 doesnt sound any good.

Thanks OP £3 for free :smiley:

You only get credit card protection on purchases of goods that are over £100.

No, you can only claim for losses if over £100. If under you can only claim the purchase amount. Achieved this several times with different credit card companies.

Worked for me, thank you! £3 is better than nothing and I use Amazon all the time, so definitely worth clicking a link for :innocent:

Thanks, I will also be using the £15 off Selected Baby Store Prime Orders Over £60 offer :smiley:

Thanks. Didn't notice this until today! Nice bonus :smiley:

It does if you're going to be spending £60+ anyway :smiley:

The free £3 will easily pay for the ingredients to bake a cake with :laughing::smile: