Chase Bank 3% Amazon Cashback

simonhunter87

New offer from chase on their debit card spends starting today until the end of the year!

RG2015

Not bad. Spend £500 on Christmas presents and get £15 rewards.

Just proving that I can still do basic arithmetic. 

cx6

Where does this show as I have gone to the Chase app and nothing is showing, or is it on the Amazon site? Thanks

emmajones1976

Scroll down on the homepage to where your cashback balance is , just above it in a red banner it will say "1 new offer". If you dont have it, maybe its a targeted offer.

cx6

Thanks Emma that worked!

northwalesd

That's handy, my prime subscription is about to renew. Just added my Chase card as default payment type.

Malkytheheed

3% cashback from a debit card. Wow. On the same day I get a letter from the Bank of Scotland saying my 0.00001% interest rate is going down.

Thank god for American banks coming over and showing us that things can be better! 

Daliah

I know we are on a money saving site, and I use the Chase card myself for some purchases. But I would hardly describe Chase as showing us that things can be better - they don't even provide DDs or a switching service yet, they don't pay any interest, they won't let you create your own statements like Starling does, they don't pay me cashback for purchases I can get cashback for from my Barclaycard and Halifax Clarity, but yes their promotional discount is nice and welcome by those who buy on Amazon. I just bought something from Wayfair that I could also have bought from Amazon but TopCashback pay me 2.55% cashback for Wayfair, plus I get 1% by paying with Chase = 3.55% cashback. Until Chase offer better deals than UK cashback sites, they are, IMO, not showing us anything really 

emmajones1976

And that is why you have more than one account. Nobody is saying ONLY have a Chase account.

I get 2% cashback at Asda which is credited to my mobile phone bill, sadly I cant register the Chase card with this scheme and get a bonus 1% on top as they use a virtual card number (which isnt yet compatible with Samsung Pay) and they will only provide me the last 4 digits of the physical card number which I use in Asda, so I use a different Visa credit card in Asda to get 2% rather than 1%.

Daliah

I was remarking on American banks coming over and showing us that things can be better

LaHostessAvecLaMostess

Malkytheheed said:

3% cashback from a debit card. Wow. On the same day I get a letter from the Bank of Scotland saying my 0.00001% interest rate is going down.

Thank god for American banks coming over and showing us that things can be better! 

Plenty of British banks subscribe to the Visa/Mastercard rewards systems which give cashback at particular retailers (and often far more generous than 3%). This is no different other than being a retailer most people actually use regularly.