Switch you default visa credit card on Amazon to get cash 19 November 2021 at 4:53PM edited 23 November 2021 at 12:06PM in Credit cards 37 replies 2.3K views

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Following the shock announcement that Amazon will stop accepting Visa credit cards in January 2022, Martin Lewis explains how you can get up to £20 when changing your default Amazon payment card. The MoneySavingExpert.com founder also discusses the top cashback and reward credit cards in the latest episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show. 

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'Martin Lewis: Switch your default Visa credit card on Amazon now and get up to £20 back'

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SteveC56

I clicked the link in my email, and changed my default from Visa to a MasterCard already registered. No sign of any cashback/reward. Supposed to happen automatically.

SallySunshine

Me too, kept checking yesterday after following link. Made debit visa default payment, expected second e-mail  to follow but nothing yet.

cheshirelabrador

When I click the link in the email it shows a Visa Debit as my default card, even though that is not my default payment method and I only added it due to selling on Amazon Marketplace requiring an additional card.

I've seen nothing about a £10 for switching even though all my recent orders have gone on a Visa Credit Card.

Ectophile

No mention of any discount in the email, nor on the Amazon web site when I follow the link.

SallySunshine

Someone’s telling porkies? Or Amazon have run out  of money?

chineseelm

Doesn't work if you had a debit card registered previously even if it wasn't the default payment method.

sarah1972

chineseelm said:

Doesn't work if you had a debit card registered previously even if it wasn't the default payment method.

I dont think it supposed to, it’s only if you had a default visa CREDIT card as your default. 

chineseelm

sarah1972 said:

chineseelm said:

Doesn't work if you had a debit card registered previously even if it wasn't the default payment method.

I dont think it supposed to, it’s only if you had a default visa CREDIT card as your default. 

Default payment WAS visa credit but debit card had already been registered as a secondary payment option. Swapping them over doesn't work. A debit card NEVER registered before is required.

penpon

chineseelm said:

sarah1972 said:

chineseelm said:

Doesn't work if you had a debit card registered previously even if it wasn't the default payment method.

I dont think it supposed to, it’s only if you had a default visa CREDIT card as your default. 

Default payment WAS visa credit but debit card had already been registered as a secondary payment option. Swapping them over doesn't work. A debit card NEVER registered before is required.

Not sure this is right either i had a Visa credit card registered as my default card, then changed it to my Visa debit card but still no £10 , so i went on on-line chat to ask about this, in the end had a phone call from Amazon the guy explained because it was still Visa i wouldn't get the £10 , i tried saying on their website it says they wouldn't be excepting Visa credit cards but to no avail so gave up

SallySunshine

Looking around, it seems like it’s Visa itself that’s the problem. So say a Nationwide debit card, or any other rather than Visa would have gotten the payback credit with Amazon.