Any cashback on Amazon

martyp

Hi all,
It seems near impossible but can anyone suggest a way I can get any cashback at all with an Amazon purchase? Through a site or credit card or something?
I did find one cashback site that had a small amount of cashback which I successfully used in September last year but can't remember what it was.

Can anyone help or advise at all? I'm planning to spend about £180 on a purchase...

penrhyn

You can get nectar points if you click through.

martyp

Thanks penrhyn, I might use that and also something else I just discovered:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cobrandcard/marketing.html
The Amazon credit card - 0% on purchases for 9 months and a £10 Amazon gift voucher when you sign up for it!
I might get my car insurance on it as well in November...

martyp

Wow...little more digging and this one looks even better:#
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cobrandcard/marketing-popup.html?place=vcplattr%3Dccmp%5Finitial&inc=amdefpt&flavor=MST&pr=barcplatpurch
14 months interest free on purchases and balance transfers and £10 promo code for Amazon!

ajfy2k

My Nan gave me a link for Amazon which pays the cashback to their local charity or church or something, from purchases and amazon.co.uk, johnlewis.com and a few others I cant remember,

So they must have some form of cash-back system, maybe just limited to charities,

Might post the link when I get back if everyone promise not to report me as 'SPAM', better a charity get it than Amazon keeping it,

Ash

Any

Number of ways...
I believe Quidco has a tiny cashback..
Or click through Nectar

Then use credit card - I recently got the Nectar American Express, £25 worth of Nectar points for sign up and you collect points for every £1 you spend ANYWHERE plus extra points if you reach spend £500 monthly..(which effectively makes is 1% cashback)

I use it for all spend where I can and pay off in full every month (so not to get interest). £45 (incl the sign up bonus) worth of points saved since August...

ajfy2k

No amazon cashback on quidco :-( only vouchers codes

Shame considering the hideous sums of money amazon has off me,

should probably get a cashback CCard but don't have the discipline for credit

madderrose

ajfy2k wrote: »

My Nan gave me a link for Amazon which pays the cashback to their local charity or church or something, from purchases and amazon.co.uk, johnlewis.com and a few others I cant remember,

So they must have some form of cash-back system, maybe just limited to charities,

Might post the link when I get back if everyone promise not to report me as 'SPAM', better a charity get it than Amazon keeping it,

Ash

That's www.easyfundraising.org.uk. Our school is enrolled on it so I use it for Amazon purchases and it does mount up though it hasn't really caught on with other parents. But you don't need to be affiliated to anything as there are different charities you can choose from.

competitionscafe

I use one of these charity links when buying from amazon:

VSO:
http://www.vso.org.uk/donate/shopping/amazon.asp

Epilepsy Action:
http://www.epilepsy.org.uk/involved/mall/amazon

Bumblebee Conservation Trust:
http://www.bumblebeeconservation.org/fundraising.html

As amazon are not on any of the cashback sites (as far as I know) if
you want you can visit amazon.co.uk via one of these charity links and
a % of your purchase (at least 5%) will go to the charity at no extra cost to you.

Unlike the easy fundraising link above all the commission goes to the charity whereas easyfundraising keep half of the commission so only "up to 2.5%" of your purchase goes to charity rather than 5%.

savemoney

You can get 5% off if you cash in any cashback from topcashback so for example if you have acrued £50 cashback and ask topcashback for payment via Amazon code you £52.50. I tend to save these up for a big spend ie xmas

It takes couple fo days to get the amazon code you then log into amazon and enter in your account to redeem the code and next time you buy something it takes the amount off and any left is saved

If you want the cashback to go to charity they support many charities and will give more than many other sites as its 100% cashack

Victoria_Meldrew

If you go down the Nectar points route you will probably have to chase up the points as I find I have to do this every single time.