Credit Card Offers For Amazon Purchases
Amazon offers are really delivering right now. There are several credit card offers for Amazon purchases floating around. Targeted pay-with-points deals and bonus points offers typically pop up a few times per year across various credit cards. The best part: The offers usually last at least a few weeks, if not months, which means there's a good chance you'll make at least one Amazon purchase during that time period. Here's a lineup of all of all the current promos on our radar and how they work. We will update this page as new ones surface.
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Current Offers
Here are the current credit card offers for Amazon purchases we're tracking. There's a mix of pay-with-points and cash back offers toward the purchase price, plus an Amex offer for earning bonus points on purchases. They are all targeted offers, but we have links and/or instructions in our articles so you to check if your account is targeted. There are sometimes deals for Citi, Chase, Capital One, Navy Federal Credit Union and US Bank. We will let you know when, or if, any of those return in the future.
- Up To $80 Off Amazon With Just 714 Membership Rewards Points
- Up to $80 Off Amazon With Rewards Dollars On Amex Cash Back Cards
- Up to 3,600 Bonus Points: Amex Offer For Amazon Purchases
What Are Pay-With-Points Promos?
Amazon allows users to redeem some bank and credit card points toward the cost of a purchase. This is usually a bad deal—you might get less than 1 cent per point for some redemptions. That's much less value than you'd get for your points than by redeeming through travel partners. This is typically not worth it. Unless there's one of these promotions to encourage you to dip your toes into paying with points on Amazon. The offers will entice you because you'll only have to redeem say, $5 worth of points, to get $80 off your purchase. Some deals may require 1 point or cent to cash in on the deal. Yes, 1!
Double-check when redeeming that you are only using what you need to trigger the promotion. You'll also want to be careful in the future and ensure that your payment method doesn't default to automatically paying-with-points at checkout in the future. We've heard stories of people accidentally paying with large amounts of points.
ToP Tip: Set Up Your Accounts Now
Once you have an understanding of how to use—and how not to use—points on Amazon, it's a good idea to have your cards linked so you are ready for any deals that arise. It also improves chances you'll get targeted for credit card offers for Amazon purchases. Activate all of your rewards programs here. You can add any cards that have rewards to your Amazon account.
Amazon Pay With Points Offer: ToP Thoughts
We are hope you are targeted for and can lock in some of these credit card offers for Amazon purchases. Even though paying with points is normally not a good redemption, these offers are the exception—as long as you're careful about not redeeming more points than necessary. After all, who would say no to saving on purchases they're already planning anyway? You are also welcome to bookmark the ToP Amazon link for general shopping. Anytime you click through our link before you make purchases on Amazon, we will get a small commission from qualifying purchases—and we are truly grateful for the support. Let us know what offers you're targeted for in the comments on the ToP Facebook Group.
