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Amazon Prime No Rush Credits Increased to $4. YMMV
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The trick to getting higher amounts of no rush credits is to add fillers to your order. I think the main item needs to be more than $1 or so. It can vary. If you add fillers it will increase the dollar amount for no rush. If order splits then I believe you can earn even more. Was debating posting this. Hopefully I don't regret my decision. You sometimes need to play around w/ the Prime Day delivery dates to trigger no rush too. YMMV for the amount you will earn.
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Keep in mind that no rush credits do have expirations dates, so don't let them go to waste. Typically you can use them to pay for streaming subs, digital software, digital movies, ebooks, and digital music sold on Amazon.
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Choose FREE No-Rush Shipping and we'll automatically apply a $4 digital reward (applicable to select eBooks, digital music, videos, and apps) to your account once your order ships. You can use this reward by logging on to Amazon.com, or browsing your smart phone, tablet, e-reader, TV or streaming device. Find an eBook, Prime Video, Digital Music, or app from Amazon Appstore that you want to purchase and we'll automatically apply the reward at checkout. Offer redemption requires customers to be in the U.S.
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- Random Items [amazon.com] (have to sort through the list, select Department category to the left)
- Books [amazon.com]
- Home & Kitchen [amazon.com]
- Grocery & Gourmet Food [amazon.com]
- Tools & Home Improvement [amazon.com]
- Beauty & Personal Care [amazon.com]
Keep in mind that no rush credits do have expirations dates, so don't let them go to waste. Typically you can use them to pay for streaming subs, digital software, digital movies, ebooks, and digital music sold on Amazon.
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Last Edited by green_key
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checking norush credit
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Yea I had a $3 credit option and a $1 credit option. Former were two items total price >$10. Once I removed one, it fell to $7 and only $1 credit applied. Not sure the actual threshold or product or quantity that dictates the change
Nobody ordering things from Amazon?
Or maybe you ordered a 300# Olympic weight set last Christmas…
a couple of things I've noticed but may not be consistent/concrete:
Usually the order must contain multiple items shipping from different warehouses or different shipments.
Recently I've seen if it's below $10 there needs to be 3+ items, one of them being above $4-$5.
That said, I think it's all algorithmic and not simple rules so it's hard to pin down
Maybe you live in a rural area and people don't order a lot of things?
My driver knows my house by heart. Lol
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Sketchy neighborhood?
Or maybe you ordered a 300# Olympic weight set last Christmas…
Post office is delivering a lot of their things