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Nectar/Amazon double whammy.
Richmc
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in Credit cards
Don't know if anyone else has tried this but I do a LOT of shopping on eBay as I live in a rural area.
I have my PayPal account linked to my Nectar card so earn points on it. I also have a Bank of America/Amazon credit card that is my primary payment for PayPal, it builds up credit on Amazon I also use it for most of my other purchases of course following the golden rule having a direct debit set up to pay the full amount off.
Result, loads of nectar points and a £10 credit on Amazon for every £1000 spent on the card.
I have my PayPal account linked to my Nectar card so earn points on it. I also have a Bank of America/Amazon credit card that is my primary payment for PayPal, it builds up credit on Amazon I also use it for most of my other purchases of course following the golden rule having a direct debit set up to pay the full amount off.
Result, loads of nectar points and a £10 credit on Amazon for every £1000 spent on the card.
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How is it a double whammy? You effectively get 1% cashback in Amazon gift certificates on the credit card. You could use a different credit card and get more back, I have an Amex paying 2% at the moment. And that is 2% cash back, not rewards.
Do you get some extra reward (in either netcar points or amazon gc) by using the Amazon card through paypal on ebay?0 -
here's another idea... buy a load of 3V reloadable cards at Tesco. Tesco give 150 clubcard points per £50 spent on vouchers. PLUS you get your credit card points. Then you just buy a load of amazon gift certificates and load them onto your amazon account. Bit of a faff but best way to make amazon work for youSchool is important, but Rugby is importanter.0
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Where can I get this card?crumpetman wrote: »I have an Amex paying 2% at the moment. And that is 2% cash back, not rewards.0 -
thebigbosh wrote: »here's another idea... buy a load of 3V reloadable cards at Tesco. Tesco give 150 clubcard points per £50 spent on vouchers. PLUS you get your credit card points. Then you just buy a load of amazon gift certificates and load them onto your amazon account. Bit of a faff but best way to make amazon work for you
Isn't there a charge for the 3V card?0 -
no charge for buying/using. there are charges for transferring money between different cards or closing them down. best thing to do is buy things using the full amount on them, like amazon vouchers.School is important, but Rugby is importanter.0
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thebigbosh wrote: »no charge for buying/using. there are charges for transferring money between different cards or closing them down. best thing to do is buy things using the full amount on them, like amazon vouchers.
Got a link for that card? I've never heard of it...
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Got a link for that card? I've never heard of it...
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it's a gift card that can be used like a debit card. Only online, and some financial institutions are blocked.
https://www.3vprepaid.com/
I've seen it in Tesco Extras and some HomebasesSchool is important, but Rugby is importanter.0
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