Came across this on amazon, thought it seemed like a good deal as you get a free £10 gift card.
No Annual fee. Plus 0% interest for 3 months on purchases.
Whenever your Amazon Reward Points balance reaches 1,000 points, a £10 Amazon.co.uk Gift Card will be automatically loaded to your linked Amazon.co.uk account within two working days of your next statement.
You will earn Amazon Reward Points at a rate of 0.75 per pound spent at Amazon.co.uk and 0.5 points everywhere else. You will earn points on the full transaction value.
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matedodgy
16 Feb 1727#7
Posted by me 3 weeks ago, got -288 degrees. Now 88 degrees. Inexplicable.
Newbold
17 Feb 175#18
Just compare the Amazon UK card with the Amazon US equivalent, also just introduced.
I think we're being cheated! :confused:
Amazon has a new perk for its Prime customers -- a new 5% back rewards card.
In addition to 5% back on all purchases made on Amazon.com, cardholders of the new Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card also get 2% back for spending on gasoline, restaurants and drugstores. Shoppers get 1% back on every other purchase.
speric07 to matedodgy
17 Feb 174#13
1st World problems
rodman to silva21
17 Feb 174#11
Credit check for tenner? Do not be so cheap : )
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K0YS
16 Feb 172#1
Sometimes nothing is better. Just got for other cards that offer longer interest free periods.
TiptreeJam
16 Feb 171#2
Since I have spent far too much on Amazon in the past and probably will do in the future then this is probably a good deal. I was using my Tesco card to get Tesco points but since you do not get so many now and I think they have stopped the double up then this may be better.
They had this credit card before. Loved it, earnt so much out of it that it was a shame when they cancelled it.
dush_yant to Ccontrol
16 Feb 171#5
Yup, and you earned 2 points for every £1 spent on Amazon, 1 point for every £1 spent elsewhere. It was provided by MBNA which is more reputable and had better rates. MBNA switched me to their standard credit card after the Amazon partnership ended which I wasn't too happy about as it offered no benefit at all.
Ccontrol
16 Feb 171#6
As soon as the benefits went I swiftly cancelled the card.
matedodgy
16 Feb 1727#7
Posted by me 3 weeks ago, got -288 degrees. Now 88 degrees. Inexplicable.
speric07 to matedodgy
17 Feb 174#13
1st World problems
hairray to matedodgy
21 Feb 17#31
Live in peace knowing that you were the original OP...
silva21
16 Feb 173#8
Well applied got my £10 gift card instantly doubt will bother using the card so will cancel when it arrives. Tenner for nothing :stuck_out_tongue:
rapid111111 to silva21
17 Feb 17#9
maybe not entirely for nothing, was informed it uses up your credit check and score
rodman to silva21
17 Feb 174#11
Credit check for tenner? Do not be so cheap : )
stave84
17 Feb 171#10
Uses up? You know it's not like spending points right? Your score is based on the perceived risk of default. The total credit limits on my cards add up to WELL over £100k and I've never had one declined even when I've applied for 3-4 cards in a single month, not to mention cars mortgages etc.
If you suddenly request huge volumes of credit in a way which suggests you are desperate and may not be able to pay it back then your previous credit applications matter. If you are sensible with a good credit score & proven track record,you'll have no issues generally.
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No Annual fee. Plus 0% interest for 3 months on purchases.
Whenever your Amazon Reward Points balance reaches 1,000 points, a £10 Amazon.co.uk Gift Card will be automatically loaded to your linked Amazon.co.uk account within two working days of your next statement.
You will earn Amazon Reward Points at a rate of 0.75 per pound spent at Amazon.co.uk and 0.5 points everywhere else. You will earn points on the full transaction value.
Top comments
I think we're being cheated! :confused:
Amazon has a new perk for its Prime customers -- a new 5% back rewards card.
In addition to 5% back on all purchases made on Amazon.com, cardholders of the new Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card also get 2% back for spending on gasoline, restaurants and drugstores. Shoppers get 1% back on every other purchase.
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If you suddenly request huge volumes of credit in a way which suggests you are desperate and may not be able to pay it back then your previous credit applications matter. If you are sensible with a good credit score & proven track record,you'll have no issues generally.