Amazon Prime Day day is finally here and one of the best ways to save is via pay with points offers. Many of these offers have been reloaded, meaning you can possibly get them again even if you have used the offer before. Let’s take a look!
Sometimes Amazon targets customers with “Pay with Points” offers that give big discounts. For example, I had the Amex Pay with Points offer linked below that gave me 40% off with a maximum discount of $40. I purchased a $100 Apple gift card for $60. The key here is you only need to redeem a minimum of 1 point with these offers, since redeeming points can often be a bad value.
Here is a list of current known Pay with Points offers. Make sure to click each of them to see if you are targeted. We have several family accounts and sometimes one is targeted when others aren’t, so it is worth trying all of your accounts.
For Amazon Prime Day (and through July 29) they have upped the welcome offer on the Prime card to a $200 Amazon gift card. The normal offer only gives $200. This card earns 5% back at Amazon and Whole Foods and 6% back during Prime Day.
One other thing you can find on Prime Day is a number of Amazon’s services with free trials or discounted memberships. Here are some of the discounts we have found that you may want to take advantage of on this Prime Day.
This year I am using my discounts on Uber gift cards to lock in savings there. 40% off Uber via the American Express offer was a nice little Prime Day bonus. Were you able to take advantage of any of these Prime Day promos or discounts? Let me know in the comments!
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