Amazon Prime Members: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (Digital 4K UHD)

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Quote from RedvinesRBetter

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You still have those? Amazon got really stingy with those lately.

I haven't gotten one of those in close to 6 months, just 7% cashback on my Prime card for a no-rush delivery. I won't complain too much however, as 2% extra cash back is probably better monetarily than the occasional $1 digital credits that expire if you forget to use them in the time frame they're assigned. 2% is definitely better if the order is $50 or more on average, and only gets better the higher with higher priced orders.

Unless you order constantly from Amazon and received credits for every order, it was hard to build much more than $10 before credits started expiring.

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Quote from RedvinesRBetter

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You still have those? Amazon got really stingy with those lately.

You and some others may be unfamiliar, but you're only offered those no-rush credits ($0.75 for each item) at checkout _if_ you don't use your Amazon Prime Visa to pay. And usually only offered when you buy 2 or more items that are Amazon Prime eligible - except during this Christmas season, when they've been offering $1 credits on even single purchases.

You might already know, but in case some others were wondering....

And if you were wondering, "How can I still earn 5% back on Amazon purchases while not using the Amazon Prime Visa card to pay?" then you can refill your gift card balance with, say, $50 or $100 using your Amazon Prime Visa card, then switch to another credit card as the default card before checking out, then selecting gift card balance to pay. Refill the GC balance to keep buying.

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bweiher

Dec 27, 2024 7:09 PM

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Long time Prime member, have over $20 in recent, digital no-rush credits and only "buy" option showing is $19.99. 😬☹️ Rent is available for $5.99 but I'm looking for the buy deal, anybody have any thoughts or moves to try? Thanks!

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Quote from RedvinesRBetter

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You still have those? Amazon got really stingy with those lately.

There's new "hidden" rules for them now. I get them only if I order 2 things not just 1.

Also you can't get more than 1 credit per delivery window.

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Then you might be purchasing the physical copy?

Nope, it's digital HD. I guess it's not for every prime account.

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It means that there are many long-time moochers (myself included) that can't get the deal despite being "Prime" members because there have been many different iterations of Amazon Prime throughout the years.
At the end of the day it's a $2 difference so it's not that serious lol

This is a flawed thought process. $2 can make all the difference in regard to a good market value vs. a mediocre one. In this case, that's a 40% difference. In terms of digital movie values, thats a massive difference. Understanding the market for the product you are purchasing makes or breaks all deals.

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Quote from Slimeyface

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This is a flawed thought process. $2 can make all the difference in regard to a good market value vs. a mediocre one. In this case, that's a 40% difference. In terms of digital movie values, thats a massive difference. Understanding the market for the product you are purchasing makes or breaks all deals.

I'm saying it's not worth the time and expense to deactivate an old account to be tied to Amazons new Prime terms where they are a lot more stringent with who has access to the shared account and payment methods. Essentially my profile is isolated from the main account, and that benefit is worth more than $2 on this deal to me.
Obviously a $2 difference is not a $0 difference lol
There are many factors in life when it comes to making decisions. You make yours and I'll make mine. Thanks!

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just4shoppin

Dec 27, 2024 7:59 PM

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showing $1.99 for me.. Yay.!!

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showing $1.99 for me.. Yay.!!

You merely used your Prime / No-Rush Shipping credits. It is automatically deducted to the total.

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darn was hoping this was the physical one

For $5 the year it came out, ok.

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JoeBlo1979

Dec 27, 2024 9:35 PM

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Is there any plot to this one? Just watched the prior release on 4K physical media, and while it was impressive, was surprised at the lack of any character development or meaningful dialog.

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RedvinesRBetter

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Quote from cheeknowe

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You and some others may be unfamiliar, but you're only offered those no-rush credits ($0.75 for each item) at checkout _if_ you don't use your Amazon Prime Visa to pay. And usually only offered when you buy 2 or more items that are Amazon Prime eligible - except during this Christmas season, when they've been offering $1 credits on even single purchases.

You might already know, but in case some others were wondering....

And if you were wondering, "How can I still earn 5% back on Amazon purchases while not using the Amazon Prime Visa card to pay?" then you can refill your gift card balance with, say, $50 or $100 using your Amazon Prime Visa card, then switch to another credit card as the default card before checking out, then selecting gift card balance to pay. Refill the GC balance to keep buying.

I've never seen a 75 cent offer for not using my Amazon Visa. I'm not saying you don't get it but that seems odd to me. Why would Amazon NOT want you to use their credit card? Seems counterintuitive to me. I would think that any cash back amount they give for using the Visa would be more than offset by some people carrying a balance each month. I get what you are saying about getting the best of both worlds but the occasional 75 cents I might get doesn't seem worth the hassle to me.

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Quote from RedvinesRBetter

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I've never seen a 75 cent offer for not using my Amazon Visa. I'm not saying you don't get it but that seems odd to me. Why would Amazon NOT want you to use their credit card? Seems counterintuitive to me. I would think that any cash back amount they give for using the Visa would be more than offset by some people carrying a balance each month. I get what you are saying about getting the best of both worlds but the occasional 75 cents I might get doesn't seem worth the hassle to me.

It's weird, I know. They started doing that about a year ago (I think) and at first offered 6% back (instead of 5% and no-rush credits) when using the Amazon Prime Visa. I order enough small items (maybe when the price goes above, say, $50 would I select the APV to take advantage of the 6%/7% offered) that it's worth getting those no-rush credits.

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PrayingMantis

Dec 28, 2024 4:34 AM

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I have $3 in no-rush credit expiring on 12/31, but when I tried to check out, it's charging me $4.99 plus tax.
How can I apply my No Rush Credit?

Amazon Prime Members: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (Digital 4K UHD)

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