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Amazon Card - grrrrrrr !!!
ImADeity
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Got all excited by the article on the website about 15.00 voucher from Amazon if you spend on a newly aquired Amazon credit card. Duly applied, and received card, only to find out that in order to get my 15.00 voucher I have to spend 150.00 !
Thats an awful lot of over-priced books!
Now Ive stuffed my credit rating again by appying for a credit card I dont really want
Oh well - back to green metropolis ( https://www.greenmetropolis.co.uk) for my books, and into the shredder with the credit card!
Thats an awful lot of over-priced books!
Now Ive stuffed my credit rating again by appying for a credit card I dont really want
Oh well - back to green metropolis ( https://www.greenmetropolis.co.uk) for my books, and into the shredder with the credit card!
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Agree with Matt, you get a "free £15" just for using the card - mine came from a 39p Cadburys Flake bar - I think you're referring to subsequent vouchers but I only took it for the intro offer as do most voucher baggers0
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So I can just go any buy anything on the card, to any value, and they will send me a voucher? In that case maybe I will give it one more try. Does it come with the statement or something?0
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I seem to remember I got my statement showing £15 credit - and also got an e-mail with the code to use it on Amazon.DFW No. 344
Proud to be dealing with my debts!!:T0 -
I received my first statement on 17-JAN-2007 yet to receive any codes from Amazon...
I have called them at least 10-15 times...no success... :-(0 -
I would never take a extra credit search for
only £15
Never understood Martin's advice on this.
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