Choose FREE No-Rush Delivery and receive £2 Prime Now credit to your account once this order dispatches. You can use this credit by signing into your Amazon account on the Prime Now app, and we’ll automatically apply the credit at checkout. Only one £2 credit will be applied per Prime Now order. The Offer applies only to orders placed via the Prime Now app and delivered to eligible postcodes.
This promotional credit expires on December 31, 2016. Terms and Conditions apply.
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bellboys
24 Sep 1620#5
We were having a family bbq that inexplicably turned into a bit of a drinking session. Needless to say the booze ran out and no-one was fit to drive to the supermarket so my son got on his phone and ordered booze via the Prime Now app. it came within 35 mins! And we could plot the whereabouts of our delivery in real time. Astonishing, really.
gavin_yang0620
23 Sep 1612#2
I feel funny. prime now supposes to delivery NOW. why do I need prime now if I don't want it now.
terriclarkfan
24 Sep 169#9
Or run out of toilet roll at an inconvenient moment. Although you'd still need to answer the doorbell.
Ultima2876 to bellboys
24 Sep 166#6
It's also good if you sit on your headphones
Latest comments (45)
Claire1458
4 Oct 16#45
Back to the £1 digital credit now.
jezjones
30 Sep 16#44
You can check on any mp3 page, but from your link, click on any of the music tracks under the text, then on the music page, under where you 'add to cart' there's another link that says "More Options", click that and select 'Add gift card or promotion code'.
The popup will show you your Amazon music credits - which is the same balance as your digital credits.
It's not too difficult to find, but I don't know why Amazon can't make it easier. Digital credits have been around for a while now.
You can also use the credits to purchase eBooks, but they don't seem to tell you if you're about to use your credits or real cash until you've purchased.
firefly2000uk
29 Sep 16#43
Does anyone know how to check Music Credit Balance?
I've not been able to find a direct URL that displays the balance. Only found this link which doesn't give a simple readout of your balance without going though a process (which I've still not been able to view my balance with): https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/feature.html?docId=1000706783
Any pointers to easily viewing balance?
Wolfout
29 Sep 16#42
Does anyone know how long they will be giving these instead of the digital credit?
waterloo
26 Sep 16#41
No minimum purchase is required to receive Free Returns.
If you’re not satisfied with your item, return the eligible product(s) in new and unworn condition in the original packaging for a full refund :smirk:
waterloo
26 Sep 16#40
But its free returns with amazon on clothing they make a big thing about it so if the items do not fit what's the problem ? I sometimes buy 2 different sizes as i dont know what size will fit as i'm not in store to try it on and return the one that does not fit.
tequila_mocking_bird
26 Sep 16#39
I'd say 8 non-faulty returns in 9 months is quite a lot, considering Amazon is not exclusively an online clothing retailer (who fully expect a high return rate). Amazon has a generous returns policy on faulty items, but clearly will not encourage your window shopping!
me_lee
25 Sep 16#38
Waiting longer for deliveries is the price you pay for living in such a nice part of the world. I was trying to say (not very well) that maybe it costs them more to send to the highlands - maybe that's why you don't get the 'perks' and maybe why they have less frequent pickups for those areas.
I don't think the credit is that great for me as I don't use it often enough and mine always ends up expiring.
benjammin316
25 Sep 16#37
How is this so hot?! Doesn't even stack
bass2655
25 Sep 16#36
That be £2 for the driver (tip)
sprite127594
24 Sep 16#35
Im getting very cautious with Amazon. I recieved an email from them saying that i have incurred a high returns % with them and would like me to explain the reasons or they may CLOSE my account!
Ive just totaled up the returns ive done this year and out of 63 purchases in 2016 i have 8 returns, most of which are items of clothing which didn't fit.
Ive pre ordered the amazon Dot but i just feel now that i dont want to invest more into the Amazon eco system when they can so easily close you out of it. Ive looked on line and there are quite a lot of accounts been closed by amazon and when they do you loose all Prime(which i am) any kindle books, any gift vouchers you have, any credit you have you loose the lot.
janner43
24 Sep 16#34
Cold as clearly misleading. Also, Prime Now isn't available everywhere...
P666DOM
24 Sep 16#33
Only offers me £1 also.
becton
24 Sep 16#32
I'm getting a £1 digital credit :/
bellboys
24 Sep 1620#5
We were having a family bbq that inexplicably turned into a bit of a drinking session. Needless to say the booze ran out and no-one was fit to drive to the supermarket so my son got on his phone and ordered booze via the Prime Now app. it came within 35 mins! And we could plot the whereabouts of our delivery in real time. Astonishing, really.
Ultima2876 to bellboys
24 Sep 166#6
It's also good if you sit on your headphones
copperspock to bellboys
24 Sep 16#24
"That's my boy!" :laughing:.
Madchester to bellboys
24 Sep 16#31
Really cool story, you should write a book about your experience.
tungle106
24 Sep 162#30
go to Amazon music
add a song to basket
click more options then redeem a gift card
you can then see your balance
PrincessJellybean
24 Sep 16#29
If you actually look at what I said; you will see I said that I didn't expect next day delivery. What I do object to, however, is the length of time it takes for my items to be dispatched (ie: the time it takes them to leave the Amazon Warehouse), and the fact I have no option of no rush credits, because all my deliveries are treated as standard delivery by default.
Incidentally, I continued with my prime for so long because they assured me time and time again that the delays in shipping from the warehouses were isolated incidences, and they also said that I should put trust in them to get it right, and that my concerns were being addressed and I should be patient......
Anyway, I'm kind of digressing here; its a big off topic so i will stop mi amazon rantin.... lol :laughing:
That aside the deal posted is a good deal for those that can get it..... :smile:
thomasleep
24 Sep 16#28
FREEBIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ego-X
24 Sep 16#27
RTFA
PrincessJellybean
24 Sep 163#20
Im a prime member, but because I live in the Highlands I am not entitled to prime delivery or no-rush delivery credits.
I don't expect 'next day' delivery but when it's often 3 or 4 days before my order is even dispatched it does get very frustrating. I have raised my concerns with them multiple times, but have been waiting months to find out why pay for prime but receive what is essentially still a non-prime level of service.
Luckily my prime runs out on Monday so my money wasting frustration will be over, but as someone who spends several thousand pounds on items from them every year, I can't help but feel some sort of priority/loyalty scheme would be a better option, than just relegating my location as a non-priority region.
me_lee to PrincessJellybean
24 Sep 16#26
You could have cancelled your Prime at any time - you didn't have to wait for it to expire...
While I can understand your frustration, presumably it costs them a lot more to deliver as a priority to remote areas so they wouldn't be able to include them for the same price.
Tanweeralqarni
24 Sep 164#14
Is everyone here still drunk? No one seems to make sense.
emzi27 to Tanweeralqarni
24 Sep 161#19
All I know is I'm getting no rush credits for Amazon prime now but it's not even available in my area so it's pointless. I want my digital credits instead!
Jerrelle to Tanweeralqarni
24 Sep 16#25
LOL
khodos
24 Sep 16#11
only £1 for me?
quidstretchy to khodos
24 Sep 16#23
I don't understand the question
helendannette
24 Sep 16#22
Still showing £1 Amazon Appstore credit for me :disappointed:
seanmorris100
24 Sep 163#21
Its credit not credits this is not starwars mate
emzi27
24 Sep 161#18
It's annoying that they changed it. I find the easiest way is to go to full browser and click on any chart CD. On the right click more options and then add gift card and it opens a page with your credit amount on.
magicmousie
24 Sep 161#17
Go to any mp3, click on apply promotional credit (or something like that) under the buy box and it'll tell you how much you have there. This also works with instant video but I sometimes have video only credit which artificially raises the total. This method is lacking in detail but is accurate.
emzi27
24 Sep 162#13
Can't get Amazon prime now in my area. Give me back the digital credits!
oliverreed to emzi27
24 Sep 161#16
Still getting the credits here.
I used to have a shortcut to check the balance, Amazon have changed how you check for credit now and I haven't a clue how much i have :neutral_face:
xstevo99
23 Sep 161#1
yea, I got offered this on a £2.34 order, never took it though as wasnt fussed, strangely though never got offered on another order which contained the same items as the first order plus an extra item so it may be hit and miss if you get it
peterkay11 to xstevo99
24 Sep 16#15
Don't understand what you mean??
martaluscious
24 Sep 16#12
nothing on my app. strange as I order via prime now app a lot.
BritishDragon
24 Sep 164#10
...that's not a problem as long as you don't turn around and flash your crusty clinker cavern
terriclarkfan
24 Sep 169#9
Or run out of toilet roll at an inconvenient moment. Although you'd still need to answer the doorbell.
mackdaddy
24 Sep 16#8
Or left a secret santa present at home
didsburydan
24 Sep 163#7
and if you forget someone's birthday
marcher3
24 Sep 163#4
only in certain areas and only certain products. Download the 'Prime Now' app and it'll tell you whether you can get the 1-2 hour deliveries.
gavin_yang0620
23 Sep 1612#2
I feel funny. prime now supposes to delivery NOW. why do I need prime now if I don't want it now.
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Choose FREE No-Rush Delivery and receive £2 Prime Now credit to your account once this order dispatches. You can use this credit by signing into your Amazon account on the Prime Now app, and we’ll automatically apply the credit at checkout. Only one £2 credit will be applied per Prime Now order. The Offer applies only to orders placed via the Prime Now app and delivered to eligible postcodes.
This promotional credit expires on December 31, 2016. Terms and Conditions apply.
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Latest comments (45)
The popup will show you your Amazon music credits - which is the same balance as your digital credits.
It's not too difficult to find, but I don't know why Amazon can't make it easier. Digital credits have been around for a while now.
You can also use the credits to purchase eBooks, but they don't seem to tell you if you're about to use your credits or real cash until you've purchased.
I've not been able to find a direct URL that displays the balance. Only found this link which doesn't give a simple readout of your balance without going though a process (which I've still not been able to view my balance with):
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/feature.html?docId=1000706783
Any pointers to easily viewing balance?
If you’re not satisfied with your item, return the eligible product(s) in new and unworn condition in the original packaging for a full refund :smirk:
I don't think the credit is that great for me as I don't use it often enough and mine always ends up expiring.
Ive just totaled up the returns ive done this year and out of 63 purchases in 2016 i have 8 returns, most of which are items of clothing which didn't fit.
Ive pre ordered the amazon Dot but i just feel now that i dont want to invest more into the Amazon eco system when they can so easily close you out of it. Ive looked on line and there are quite a lot of accounts been closed by amazon and when they do you loose all Prime(which i am) any kindle books, any gift vouchers you have, any credit you have you loose the lot.
add a song to basket
click more options then redeem a gift card
you can then see your balance
Incidentally, I continued with my prime for so long because they assured me time and time again that the delays in shipping from the warehouses were isolated incidences, and they also said that I should put trust in them to get it right, and that my concerns were being addressed and I should be patient......
Anyway, I'm kind of digressing here; its a big off topic so i will stop mi amazon rantin.... lol :laughing:
That aside the deal posted is a good deal for those that can get it..... :smile:
I don't expect 'next day' delivery but when it's often 3 or 4 days before my order is even dispatched it does get very frustrating. I have raised my concerns with them multiple times, but have been waiting months to find out why pay for prime but receive what is essentially still a non-prime level of service.
Luckily my prime runs out on Monday so my money wasting frustration will be over, but as someone who spends several thousand pounds on items from them every year, I can't help but feel some sort of priority/loyalty scheme would be a better option, than just relegating my location as a non-priority region.
While I can understand your frustration, presumably it costs them a lot more to deliver as a priority to remote areas so they wouldn't be able to include them for the same price.
I used to have a shortcut to check the balance, Amazon have changed how you check for credit now and I haven't a clue how much i have :neutral_face: