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Check offer link again to see if eligible for this new round. If you have a Discover card with cash back rewards, you can redeem them to buy eligible items at Amazon.com. The redemption rate is $1 in Cash Back Bonus = $1 to spend at Amazon, which is the same rate as their statement credit redemptions. Check each of these targeted promotions and activate for an additional discount for redeeming a single penny’s worth of points. (To see the link, you may need to visit this page on the internet if viewing this via e-mail or RSS.)
Here are some additional tips:
- If you haven’t linked your Discover yet, you can link your Discover Cashback points balance to your Amazon account here. Check again, possibly waiting a day or two.
- If you have already linked your Discover card previously and aren’t targeted, consider removing your Discover card from your account completely, and then linking it again after a day. Try again in a day or two.
- Items must be marked as both sold AND shipped by Amazon.com.
- Be sure to select your Discover Card as your payment method and redeem at least 1 point or $0.01 in value of Discover points.
- You should see the promo credit on final order checkout page, right before final purchase.
This is a recurring perk for existing Discover cardholders, which is why I never cancel a card with no annual fee. Check out my Discover it credit card review, one of my keeper 5% cash back cards.
Last updated: July 4, 2024
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