Up to 50 euros free credit on Amazon: This is how it works

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At Amazon you can now secure up to 50 euros shopping credit for Prime Day. All you have to do is cleverly combine these two actions.

On June 21st and 22nd – from midnight to 11:59 p.m. – this year’s Amazon Prime Day will take place. Then there will be plenty of special offers waiting for customers in all departments. At least as exciting as the offers themselves are some promotions that you can tackle in advance in order to secure up to 50 euros shopping credit. But be careful – you have to actually use one of the actions now to benefit from it.

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In detail, you can get one from today until Sunday, June 20, for a purchase of ten euros or more Voucher worth ten euros * received, so in the best case you don’t pay anything for the goods. The voucher must then be redeemed during Prime Day. Specifically, you have to become or already be a Prime member – the free trial membership is sufficient for this – and buy from a small or medium-sized company. The offer is fully financed by Amazon and is used to ensure that customers prefer small and medium-sized sellers. Incidentally, comparable campaigns also take place on the marketplaces in the USA, Great Britain, Spain, Italy, France and Japan. More than 300,000 marketplace sellers worldwide take part in the campaign. You will automatically receive the voucher shortly after the purchase has been processed. The exact Conditions of participation and the rules for redemption can be found here.

Another way you can secure credit is to Amazon credit card *, which currently (not only for Prime members, by the way) brings EUR 40 starting credit. In addition, the Visa card, which is realized through LBB-Bank (Landesbank Berlin), brings up to two percent per purchase through Amazon (Prime customers up to three percent). “Up to” has to do with the fact that Amazon credits you with two or three points for every full euro you spend, so you stay just below the percentage mentioned. From the second year onwards, non-Prime members pay an annual fee of 19.99 euros; Prime members can use it permanently free of charge.

For everyone who wants to know what offers are available for Amazon Prime Day this year and how you can prepare well in advance for the bargain hunt, we have put together a few tips and tricks here. Further specific offers will follow in the next few days as soon as we know more.

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