Amazon Prime Card

[Anonymous]

okay and when you get your card in the mail is when you can get a CLI. odds are they'll give you a limit of $300-$1000, but once you get it then you can raise the limit via chat

[Anonymous]

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@joedtx wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:
Right now Amazon is on the 5% category for Discover. And if you got in on the double cash promo, it would be 10% back with Discover.

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See I knew I read something about it :-)

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Correct, plus Discover is linked with Amazon so if you have rewards dollars on your card you can use those towards a purchase.

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That is absolutely correct, Discover does have their "cashback" linked to Amazon. Just an FYi, never use that unless there is a promotion for $10 back on amazon with the use of 1 cent or $1 in Discover cash. Using this feature takes away from the cashback. 

Just to clarify: If you are buying a $1000 item with the current 5% back and the 5% on the back end at the end of the year, you have just gotten yourself $100 in cashback. Now if you are buying the same item but using $500 of your cash back as payment, you will only make $25 with the 5% cashback and another $25 at the end of the year.

Pay for all items in full and then just use the cashback as statement credit. Just my 5 cents. Good luck. 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@joedtx wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:
Right now Amazon is on the 5% category for Discover. And if you got in on the double cash promo, it would be 10% back with Discover.

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See I knew I read something about it :-)

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Correct, plus Discover is linked with Amazon so if you have rewards dollars on your card you can use those towards a purchase.

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That is absolutely correct, Discover does have their "cashback" linked to Amazon. Just an FYi, never use that unless there is a promotion for $10 back on amazon with the use of 1 cent or $1 in Discover cash. Using this feature takes away from the cashback. 

Just to clarify: If you are buying a $1000 item with the current 5% back and the 5% on the back end at the end of the year, you have just gotten yourself $100 in cashback. Now if you are buying the same item but using $500 of your cash back as payment, you will only make $25 with the 5% cashback and another $25 at the end of the year.

Pay for all items in full and then just use the cashback as statement credit. Just my 5 cents. Good luck. 

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no way... pay for all items in full and use cashback for giftcards, car rentals, cruises, etc.... 2x the value!

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@joedtx wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:
Right now Amazon is on the 5% category for Discover. And if you got in on the double cash promo, it would be 10% back with Discover.

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See I knew I read something about it :-)

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Correct, plus Discover is linked with Amazon so if you have rewards dollars on your card you can use those towards a purchase.

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That is absolutely correct, Discover does have their "cashback" linked to Amazon. Just an FYi, never use that unless there is a promotion for $10 back on amazon with the use of 1 cent or $1 in Discover cash. Using this feature takes away from the cashback. 

Just to clarify: If you are buying a $1000 item with the current 5% back and the 5% on the back end at the end of the year, you have just gotten yourself $100 in cashback. Now if you are buying the same item but using $500 of your cash back as payment, you will only make $25 with the 5% cashback and another $25 at the end of the year.

Pay for all items in full and then just use the cashback as statement credit. Just my 5 cents. Good luck. 

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no way... pay for all items in full and use cashback for giftcards, car rentals, cruises, etc.... 2x the value!

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Gift cards are twice the value?   I thought it was quite a bit less, like 10% extra

ETA: They won't let me have a Discover IT, so can't check myself!

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@joedtx wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:
Right now Amazon is on the 5% category for Discover. And if you got in on the double cash promo, it would be 10% back with Discover.

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See I knew I read something about it :-)

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Correct, plus Discover is linked with Amazon so if you have rewards dollars on your card you can use those towards a purchase.

---

That is absolutely correct, Discover does have their "cashback" linked to Amazon. Just an FYi, never use that unless there is a promotion for $10 back on amazon with the use of 1 cent or $1 in Discover cash. Using this feature takes away from the cashback. 

Just to clarify: If you are buying a $1000 item with the current 5% back and the 5% on the back end at the end of the year, you have just gotten yourself $100 in cashback. Now if you are buying the same item but using $500 of your cash back as payment, you will only make $25 with the 5% cashback and another $25 at the end of the year.

Pay for all items in full and then just use the cashback as statement credit. Just my 5 cents. Good luck. 

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no way... pay for all items in full and use cashback for giftcards, car rentals, cruises, etc.... 2x the value!

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Gift cards are twice the value?   I thought it was quite a bit less, like 10% extra

ETA: They won't let me have a Discover IT, so can't check myself!

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well most of the time its not that great but if you can hold off you get better value. rental cars have always been 2x, last year $50 shell gift cards were $25 if I remember correctly, just depends on the specials.... 

[Anonymous]

I was gonna app for this card. But it says in small print. If you have a BK on your record, don't apply.