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No, your thinking is wrong with Amazon Smilie. I used to think the same way but then I realized that when using my Amazon card they don't let me have any no rush digital credits. Whereas if I use non Amazon card then I do get qualified for that. So I rather choose the discover card and get the digital credits. I used to get many but then they switched it to just having 6% which is worthless when you got small orders.
C'mon Chase, announce PayPal for Q4
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Jrag
10-19-2024 at 07:55 PM.
10-19-2024 at 07:55 PM.
Quote from sdaddict001 :
No, your thinking is wrong with Amazon Smilie. I used to think the same way but then I realized that when using my Amazon card they don't let me have any no rush digital credits. Whereas if I use non Amazon card then I do get qualified for that. So I rather choose the discover card and get the digital credits. I used to get many but then they switched it to just having 6% which is worthless when you got small orders.

Can anyone confirm that this is the case , I miss those no rush digital credits and now they are never offered .
Anyone tried non Amazon credit card and started no rush credit appearing while ordering?
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10-19-2024 at 07:59 PM.
10-19-2024 at 07:59 PM.
Quote from sdaddict001 :
Order something for $5. $5*.06 = $.30. If you order this with Amazon card, you get $.30 cashback. Order it with Discover and you will get $1 digital credit. You can decide what's more important but I'd want digital credit in this case. Situation is even more favorable for using Discover card when that $5 order contains multiple items as then you're sometimes offered $2 credit when there are two or more items in the order.

Order with discover , you get $5*.05 = $.25 AND $1 digital credit so difference in this case is just 5 cents. While you get $1 extra in digital credit

Earlier I often used them for 2 months subscription of channels when $.99 deals appear.
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10-21-2024 at 07:07 AM.
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Quote from Jrag :
Can anyone confirm that this is the case , I miss those no rush digital credits and now they are never offered .
Anyone tried non Amazon credit card and started no rush credit appearing while ordering?
I can tell you that it's not always the case anymore. I also recently experienced where using Discover basically took away the 6% from using Prime Card and nothing else was given in lieu of that. So It seems that they have caught on now to even give any incentive to use other credit cards besides their Prime card. I guess it's truly the end of digital credits at Amazon.
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10-26-2024 at 07:19 AM.
10-26-2024 at 07:19 AM.
Thanks, OP, for the reminder
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11-01-2024 at 08:15 AM.
11-01-2024 at 08:15 AM.
Is buying amazon giftcards from amazon with a Discover card eligible for the 5% Discover cashback bonus?
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11-30-2024 at 09:50 PM.
11-30-2024 at 09:50 PM.
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I was wondering the same. This is available to all Discover (cash back category) cardholders. You just have to register for it just as you do with Chase Freedom/Freedom Flex categories.
It's only "select" card holders if you signed-up for the Q4 offer, which I think can be signed-up for anytime before you use it, but before the end of the year.
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12-01-2024 at 06:11 AM.
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Quote from TheDoctor34 :
It's only "select" card holders if you signed-up for the Q4 offer, which I think can be signed-up for anytime before you use it, but before the end of the year.
If you want to torture the definition of "select" to include only those who activated the quarterly offer, then yes. Or perhaps "select" meaning only those who have a Discover card.

But I'd leave "select" to mean more YMMV scenarios where not everyone can get the deal. For this, anyone with a Discover card knows it is a category card and you activate it quarterly to get the 5% back. Nothing more selective than that.
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12-01-2024 at 08:25 AM.
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Quote from publicpersona :
If you want to torture the definition of "select" to include only those who activated the quarterly offer, then yes. Or perhaps "select" meaning only those who have a Discover card.

But I'd leave "select" to mean more YMMV scenarios where not everyone can get the deal. For this, anyone with a Discover card knows it is a category card and you activate it quarterly to get the 5% back. Nothing more selective than that.

But it's not just to "select" cardholders, but to those who selected the offer... That is all I'm pointing out - the others that questioned it wanted the answer, so there it is.
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