The whole idea of me having Prime is for next day lol. Amazon you silly buggers!

Account specific, I still get the £1 digital credit for no rush delivery

Not silly at all. It'll relieve the strain on the drivers that have to deal with all the deliveries on prime day (if it's not a flop like last year). £5 on prime now will be worth it for some. Better than the £1 digital or pantry credit they normally offer!

Definitely account specific, mine is still coming up as £1 digital credit /:

Would be interesting if it could cover a Prime account subscription charge (I don't have one) but seems too many variables for me to try it out.

I'm being offered this despite not living in a Now postcode - just means no point in ticking this box so will use the more expensive to them next day delivery. They haven't really thought this one through

Tested it a bit by adding different things and it appears that anything costing over £5 brings up the £5 free on Prime Now offer (tried a book at £5.59 and it still does it).

Be funny if its only people who dont have Prime Now in their area getting the £5 for Prime Now lol

If you can get the £5 credit then you need to place 16 orders to get £80 (Prime is £79) - have a look for Christmas gifts, birthdays etc that you can order in good time and are in no rush for. The credit offsets the cost of Prime membership.

Unfortunately my account is only eligible for £1 credit.

Can you explain this a little?

I ordered something yesterday for the £5 no rush credit, iv gone to order again today and it's offering me another £5 off. I wonder if I'll be allowed to stack both on the same order?

How do I check this without having to place an order?

Amazon supplied £50 bottle of whisky and just £1 digital credit for no-rush delivery and I have all Prime services in my area.

£5 fresh for me

Can this be stacked with any other promo codes for prime now like their usual £10 off deal?

Are there any codes for prime now at the moment?

Not getting it myself, but I have a crewed £35 of digital credit that I will use for MP3's and MP4's.

If you order soon enough or early, then it makes it more worthwhile especially if some items are only £2.50-£5 for the childrens birthdays, They then get the benefit of a cheaper film that I buy them to keep also or music.....

I still use the next day "prime" though when I need next day or have forgotten.

We don't have Prime Now in our area, so not that bothered, but the digital credits are good... :smile:

Its offering me a £5 credit for AmazonFresh:

same here :smile: cheers :sunglasses:
op, heated!

Prime Now is in my area but this offer is not available

you can check your balance here https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/feature.html?docId=1000706783

Accrued: accumulate or receive (payments or benefits) over time.

I usually use the no rush delivery option and get most of money back on digital purchases(music, movies etc)

Forget next day delivery in North Norfolk! Whilst purchases might be advertised as Prime delivery they always take 2 or 3 days to get to me. Are Amazon phasing out Prime delivery in rural areas just like they phased out free delivery under £10?

Don't think Prime Now is ever going to come to my area. Whinge over, heat added for those that can :smiley:

Works for me. Cheers.

Probably the same credit you get if you havent used Amazon Prime Now.
You may also get it for Amazon pantry or Amazon Fresh if you haven't used those.

Not really a deal, as these deals have been active for a while

prime now not in my area

All my Amazon Prime deliveries are 'no rush' 4-7 days and I've never had a penny of credit. The idea of next day delivery is nothing but a pipe dream. Ah, the joys of living rural.

It is, yes, but do your Christmas shopping before the deadline and you'll end up getting back the cost of Prime in credit with no inconvenience to yourself. :smiley:

Here are the details on the £5 Amazon Fresh credit for No-Rush delivery:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/shipoptions/promotions/details?ie=UTF8&nodeID=no-rush-five-dollars-fresh&pop-up=1&ref=ox_shipoption_promodetails

About FREE No-Rush Delivery
Only customers located in selected UK postcodes where AmazonFresh is available will be able to redeem their No-Rush promotional rewards. Choose FREE No-Rush Delivery and you'll receive a £5 promotional reward that can be applied towards an AmazonFresh order. Your reward will be automatically applied to your Amazon.co.uk account when your order is dispatched. Your £5 No-Rush reward will automatically be applied the next time you place an AmazonFresh order. To redeem your ₤5 reward, log on to Amazon.co.uk/fresh , or open the Amazon app on your smart phone. Eligible customers who are not currently AmazonFresh members can get a FREE 30-day trial – visit www.amazon.co.uk/freshtrial to find out more. Once you have signed up you can reserve a delivery slot, add items to your basket and we’ll automatically apply the reward at checkout. You may only redeem one promotional reward per order. The offer is not valid and will not be applied to baby formula, alcohol or products sold by Local Shops & Markets sellers.

I got offered the £5 Prime Now credit just now, came to HUKD and found this thread already posted.

My order was for £9

£5 would be nice, but all I get is £1 credit.
But, I've had over £300 of credit in the last 6 months, 99.9% was from free items being sent to me :smile:
And no, I haven't bothered to review them.

Doesn't work for me. Tried high-value items too.

I use Amazon a lot, so they're not gauging it off of that type of customer.

I normally get £10 discount on Prime Now every time I create a new trial account, usually buy my new release games that way as top titles are normally in stock on release day and delivered within 2 hours.

How do you check how much digital credit you have accumulated?

it's a real deal and I've got the same offer. For those getting just £1 digital credit, try increasing your order value above £15.
My initial order was for £4 but when I added something else on I was offered the £5 Now credit.
I've just looked at the Prime Now page and I don't think there's much I could buy to take me up to the minmum £20 spend.

PrimeNow itself has an offer on, spend £40 and you gte £10 that order plus additional £10 credit for future spend. Use code 10Now40

I've just checked this with amazon customer service and they confirmed that this not a promotion they offer. This was also checked with management and this is definitely fake deal. This may be a bug and will be investigated.

i think its a great idea. although im a prime member, sometimes, im not in a rush for my order

Thanks
Just checked and I get the £5 :smile:

I'm in a Prime Now area, but it's just offering me the £1 digital credit. Oh well.

Iv never used prime now as it's not in my area but I could get something delivered to my sister who is. I tried a £2 item and it offered me £1 credit, I then tried a £5.99 item and it offered me the £5 credit

Keep in mind that the credit expires after a few months. You need to get on chat to ask them when.

It's because delivery companies are still suffering from the cyber attack and can't create new pickups etc for delivery.

It'll be area specific, I'm showing the offer on a £30 item and I live in a Prime Now area.

I had it come up as an option but I didn't buy the item.

I am a regular user.

Is the option depending on the value of item? Mine was over £100.

Just tried it and i am getting the £5 offer

Mine is also 1 pound App Store credit.
Has anyone actually got the 5 pound prime now other than the OP?

Definitely account specific, mine is still coming up as £1 digital credit /:

The selection of items available on prime now in my area makes it pointless!

The whole idea of me having Prime is for next day lol. Amazon you silly buggers!

Same here and I get prime now where i am based. Grrrrr

I'd assume its location based - why give someone this if they cannot use prime now?

Account specific, I still get the £1 digital credit for no rush delivery

It's not mentioned in thread title, but wotz the minimum spend to qualify for this sweetener? Ta.