- Link:
- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089NTWN1D?_e … 6f1c7568a0
- Retailer:
- Amazon.com
Get $10 promotional credit when you add an eligible debit card to your Amazon wallet.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089NTWN1D?_e … 6f1c7568a0
The credit is only for Amazon.com, not Amazon.ca; however, the debit card information you enter will be end up on both .com and .ca accounts. My credit will expire in 30 days (Nov 19), I assume others eligible for this will be the same.
If the debit card is eligible, message: “You added Visa ending in 0123. Your card was added to your Amazon wallet. We added $10 promotional balance to your account. This balance will be automatically applied to your next order.” (see screenshot) . Note that I used a TD Bank VISA debit card. Your card needs to have an expiration date.
E-mail: (see screenshot) “This offer is available only to customers who were served an advertisement and entered a valid, non-expired card through the “Add-a-Card” promotion. Credit must be redeemed by 5:36 hrs UTC on 11/19/2020. Unredeemed credit will expire after that time. The credit may be redeemed on the purchase of physical products sold and shipped by Amazon.com or products sold by third-party sellers or other Amazon entities which qualify for this offer. Offer excludes certain Digital content and products, including but not limited to Alexa, Fire, and Kindle products/devices, Gift Cards, Cloud drive and paid subscriptions such as Prime, Kindle Unlimited, Free Time Unlimited, Comixology Unlimited and Personal Shopper services. The credit will be allocated proportionally among all eligible items in your order. Shipping charges and taxes may apply to the full value of discounted and free promotional items. Items must be purchased in a single order and shipped at the same speed to a single address. You are responsible for the final purchase price after the credit is applied, plus applicable taxes and shipping charges. If any of the products purchased with the credit are returned, your refund will equal the amount you paid for the product, subject to applicable refund policies.”
Balance did apply in the case of the elephant stuffed toy (see screenshot).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089NTWN1D?_e … 6f1c7568a0
The credit is only for Amazon.com, not Amazon.ca; however, the debit card information you enter will be end up on both .com and .ca accounts. My credit will expire in 30 days (Nov 19), I assume others eligible for this will be the same.
If the debit card is eligible, message: “You added Visa ending in 0123. Your card was added to your Amazon wallet. We added $10 promotional balance to your account. This balance will be automatically applied to your next order.” (see screenshot) . Note that I used a TD Bank VISA debit card. Your card needs to have an expiration date.
E-mail: (see screenshot) “This offer is available only to customers who were served an advertisement and entered a valid, non-expired card through the “Add-a-Card” promotion. Credit must be redeemed by 5:36 hrs UTC on 11/19/2020. Unredeemed credit will expire after that time. The credit may be redeemed on the purchase of physical products sold and shipped by Amazon.com or products sold by third-party sellers or other Amazon entities which qualify for this offer. Offer excludes certain Digital content and products, including but not limited to Alexa, Fire, and Kindle products/devices, Gift Cards, Cloud drive and paid subscriptions such as Prime, Kindle Unlimited, Free Time Unlimited, Comixology Unlimited and Personal Shopper services. The credit will be allocated proportionally among all eligible items in your order. Shipping charges and taxes may apply to the full value of discounted and free promotional items. Items must be purchased in a single order and shipped at the same speed to a single address. You are responsible for the final purchase price after the credit is applied, plus applicable taxes and shipping charges. If any of the products purchased with the credit are returned, your refund will equal the amount you paid for the product, subject to applicable refund policies.”
Balance did apply in the case of the elephant stuffed toy (see screenshot).