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Switch you default visa credit card on Amazon to get cash
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SallySunshine said: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.0
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This is from an American site Businessinsider.com
Amazon Prime members are being offered £20 ($27) gift cards and non-Prime members are being offered £10 ($13.50) cards to switch their preferred payment method from a Visa credit card. This includes if they switch to a Visa debit card.
Different in U.K? Shouldn’t be!
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SallySunshine said: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.0
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SallySunshine said:Someone’s telling porkies? Or Amazon have run out of money?
Amazon quite often vary offers between people depending on what you've had recently. I recently had (and used) the £5 off offer for selecting pick-up from lockers/collection counter, so maybe that makes me ineligible for the Visa offer?3 -
Sounds like we are all overthinking as to why we have not received this offer.
I did exactly as advised by this site, and nothing has been received
I’d like to know someone who has received it.
come on Martin, step in.1 -
There are other credit cards available besides Visa, lots of people will be reluctant to use debit cards are there is not the protection available especially when buying high value goods.
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I use a Visa credit card as default Amazon card for purchases but haven’t received any email in terms of changing it nor does any red flag get raised when I purchase online. Can someone please share link received?0
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I haven't had an email but while making a purchase in app yesterday with a visa credit card as my default payment card it flagged up I could get an automatic £20 voucher added to my Prime account if I added a new (non visa credit) card which I got by adding a visa debit and this was despite already having a Mastercard credit card as my second card.0
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cheshirelabrador said:SallySunshine said: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.
Visa set the charges for transaction. Not your card provider who payout for S75. Do not forget that any marketplace purchases do not have S75 anyway.
You still have exactly the same chargeback rights on a Debit as a Credit card.Life in the slow lane0 -
I switched my default from Mastercard credit to Visa credit - next time I logged in a banner appeared offering me the £10 if I registered anything except Visa credit - I added a debit Mastercard and the £10 promo credit appeared on my account.1
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