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Amazon card - Free £15 Voucher

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  • zonker84
    zonker84 Posts: 34 Forumite
    T&C 5.2

    We may charge a handling fee of 2% (at least £2) for balance transfers and cheques offered at special promotional rates other than a special promotional rate you received when your account was opened



    :confused:
  • zonker84 wrote:
    T&C 5.2

    We may charge a handling fee of 2% (at least £2) for balance transfers and cheques offered at special promotional rates other than a special promotional rate you received when your account was opened

    :confused:
    Some credit cards only give you free balance transfers if you apply for it on the card application form and not if you ring up afterwards.
  • Vikingfan
    Vikingfan Posts: 254 Forumite
    I have just read about this.
    I have a question if I use the amazon card on a small purchase to get the voucher, how do I pay off the debt on the card.
    Sounds a daft question I know but my card is paid by direct debit in full each month.
  • Vikingfan wrote:
    I have just read about this.
    I have a question if I use the amazon card on a small purchase to get the voucher, how do I pay off the debt on the card.
    Sounds a daft question I know but my card is paid by direct debit in full each month.
    If it is like any other HBoS card then you can pay it by sending a cheque in the post, using your current account's online banking to transfer the money electronically, by debit card via the card's online banking or by paying a cheque or cash into a HBoS branch.
  • How quick do you get the voucher?
  • Suzz_2
    Suzz_2 Posts: 154 Forumite
    zonker84 wrote:
    I just got one of these cards, and phoned to activate it just now. From reading the T&C when I applied, I gathered that the six month 0% balance transfer had no fees attached.

    The guy on the phone just told me that there is a 2% fee, with no maximum :eek: I don't think I'm giving anything much away by saying my limit is £9,800. Therefore if I balance transferred most of that amount, the fee would be nearly £200. Very disappointing, as I read there were no fees in at least a couple of places before I applied :confused:

    I've just applied for a card & been approved with a £7k limit. It does say on the T&C's on their site that there's no fee during the initial 6 months.

    I will certainly be quoting this to them if they try to charge me...
  • Amba_Gambla
    Amba_Gambla Posts: 12,107 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    I did a BT - there was no fee (that they told me about anyway), but could only transfer across a maximum of 90% (i think) of my credit limit...

    I got it and BTed it straight away - if i use the card in 6 months time after i've cleared the balance, would i still get my £15 voucher d'ya think???
  • I've used my Amazon card once a couple of weeks ago and still not received my 'points voucher' - any know how long this will take?
    Cat
    Are we still waiting to sing as hummingbirds?
  • jeannieb3
    jeannieb3 Posts: 204 Forumite
    Good news!
    Ready for Christmas, received by email the Amazon Gift Certificate with number to quote on a future transaction with Amazon, Thanks Martin! (Expires October 2007)
    The £2.00 Savers Club = £130.00 (Started Feb.06 -saving for a dream - to visit Thailand again!)
  • Got my Amazon voucher code via email today too. The points appear on your Amazon MasterCard statement and when you get to 1500 points (£15) the points are redeemed and handed over to Amazon who then email you a voucher code to use when making a purchase at https://www.amazon.co.uk.
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