amex amazon deal

NoviceAngel

joe134 wrote: »

UPDATE;
.....Now watch Amex retract their tenner.:j:rotfl:

Your username should be jammy joe, I think you'll get away with that, so you're now £10 up and you have your gardening stuff, jammy joe lol :j:T:rotfl:

starM

Amazon giftcard/voucher - Can it be used on any items on including sold by 3rd party?

Thanks

NoviceAngel

starM wrote: »

Amazon giftcard/voucher - Can it be used on any items on including sold by 3rd party?

Thanks

No has to be an Amazon purchase, ie not marketplace

Amex wrote:

Save this offer to your American Express Card to get a £10 statement credit when you spend £35 or more on that Card at Amazon.co.uk between 18 June 2015 00:00 (GMT) and 31 July 2015 23:59 (GMT) (the Offer Period). American Express UK Cards only. Corporate and pre-paid Cards are excluded from this offer. Spend includes postage costs charged to Amazon.co.uk. Offer only applies to spend on the saved Card. It does not apply to spend on Supplementary Cards or other Cards you might hold. Only one £10 statement credit per Card. Your transaction must be made directly at Amazon.co.uk to qualify for the offer. Transactions made on other Amazon websites or sites affiliated with or linked to Amazon.co.uk will not qualify for the offer. Offer limited to the first 15,000 Cards to register to the offer. Your saved Card must remain enrolled until the statement credit is applied. Statement credit will generally be issued within five business days of the qualifying spend, but may take up to eight weeks to appear in your Account.

NoviceAngel

Just as an update:-

I made my purchase just over a week ago, and didn't get the credit, so spoke to Amex CS today, after a few chats with a supervisor they agreed to credit my account manually...

So something definitely went wrong with this offer...

Did anyone get the credit automatically ?

Have to say no problem with them though, didn't have to argue for the manual credit, just a shame the system seems to have gone wrong with this offer.

Chino

NoviceAngel wrote: »

No has to be an Amazon purchase, ie not marketplace

It may be what they mean but it's not what the conditions you quote state. Providing the marketplace seller is selling on the Amazon.co.uk website, according to the conditions you quote the purchase would be eligible:

"Your transaction must be made directly at Amazon.co.uk to qualify for the offer. Transactions made on other Amazon websites or sites affiliated with or linked to Amazon.co.uk will not qualify for the offer."

Note that the conditions refers to transactions "made directly at Amazon.co.uk", not directly from Amazon.

joe134

Chino wrote: »

It may be what they mean but it's not what the conditions you quote state. Providing the marketplace seller is selling on the Amazon.co.uk website, according to the conditions you quote the purchase would be eligible:

"Your transaction must be made directly at Amazon.co.uk to qualify for the offer. Transactions made on other Amazon websites or sites affiliated with or linked to Amazon.co.uk will not qualify for the offer."

Note that the conditions refers to transactions "made directly at Amazon.co.uk", not directly from Amazon.

I would take that as Amazon only.Bit iffy?.When I e-mailed Amazon, they gave me a tenner in my a/c, but , only to be spent with Amazon, not 3rd party.

joe134

NoviceAngel wrote: »

Your username should be jammy joe, I think you'll get away with that, so you're now £10 up and you have your gardening stuff, jammy joe lol :j:T:rotfl:

I'm keeping my fingers crossed,
that's £200 from Halifax yesterday for a switch.
£10 from Amazon
£10 from Amex.
not a bad week,just given it to the dentist
.:beer: