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Old 12-26-04 | 06:43 PM
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Don't you have to spend somewhere around $834 on Amazon.com to receive a $25 off gift certificate. I have been thinking about signing up for this card but I already have a capital one Visa card. I do not see the use of having two Visas but you get basically a 2% bonus with the amazon visa.
Old 12-26-04 | 06:59 PM
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Good deal and good card. I used the $30 to get the complete farside collection for $24 ($135 cover price, was on sale for $54).

Interest rate is on par with cards I have no (11 something variable) earning amazon GC's is nice. They gave me a ridiculously high credit line compared to my other cards, which surprised me since I'm only 26 (though my credit is pristine so far).
Old 12-29-04 | 01:39 AM
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I just signed up for the card and got X-Files Season 1 for $4.99 shipped. So I'll just pay the $5 bill and cancel the card. Good deal.
Old 12-30-04 | 09:58 PM
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How do I get my $30 gift cert for signing up? I got my card in the mail today and cant find mention of it?
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Old 12-30-04 | 11:37 PM
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I think Amazon will directly deposit $30 credit in your account. Sign in and check.
Old 12-31-04 | 10:22 AM
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It should show up after you select the amazon visa as your payment method (you can't get the $30 if you don't pay with the card).
Old 01-06-05 | 03:15 PM
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I've had the card for over a year and I think its great. Essentially its a 1% cash back card for non Amazon purchases. Bought my widescreen TV at Amazon and got 3 points for each dollar, which was pretty sweet. Gift certificates usually come within days after the billing statement. No problems, no issues. Highly recommended!
Old 01-29-05 | 07:39 PM
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Does anyone know if this card offers Visa's Warranty Manager Service?

http://usa.visa.com/personal/cards/b...html?it=search

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-Brett
Old 02-03-05 | 11:04 PM
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I was seriously thinking about it earlier this past year but in comparing it to my current card -- USAA Platinum -- I figured it wasn't really worth it. I get 3% cash back (once a year) off anything I buy (including Amazon) with my USAA card compared to 3% just from Amazon. Buying a laptop ended up giving me around $75 cash back for 2004. Not too shabby. Now to pay off the balance ;p

btw. I highly recommend USAA Federal Savings Bank -- good for anyone, not just military -- as opposed to the insurance program. My checking account has no minimum balance and earns 1/2% interest monthly for crying out loud.
Old 02-06-05 | 10:51 AM
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love the amazon card. it like free money for spending. I also have the sony card but the amazon card is alot better.
Old 02-11-05 | 03:19 PM
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another question...is it possible to kinda figure out what the standard APR could be by comparing it to the cash advance APR? I'm still in my 6 month 0% APR period but my CA is high as hell. I have called but was told they won't know until after my 6 month period is up. does this mean my regular APR will be high too? every other card I've ever had/currently have has around 15% or lower APR with CA APR being around 19% or lower but this card has me at almost 22% for cash advance.

anyone care to share their APR rates?
Old 02-11-05 | 03:32 PM
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I switched from the Amazon card to flexible rewards card. You earn 1 point per dollar and get a $25 GC or check for every 2,500 points. Alternatively, you can exchange points for merchandise, travel, etc. Essentially it's 1% back, and I can get the $25 check and spend it anywhere I want. The Amazon card is good only if you consistently buy from Amazon (and get 3% back).
Old 03-14-05 | 09:28 PM
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I am looking at purchasing something on amazon.com, but not directly from amazon and applying for the amazon visa. Do you still get the 3 pts for every dollar if you purchase it on amazon.com, just not directly from amazon?
Old 03-15-05 | 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by jpws6
I am looking at purchasing something on amazon.com, but not directly from amazon and applying for the amazon visa. Do you still get the 3 pts for every dollar if you purchase it on amazon.com, just not directly from amazon?
You get 3 points for every dollar purchase made at Amazon.com, even items purchased through Amazon Marketplace qualify. Other purchases are worth 1 point for every dollar.

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