Start saving on Amazon Prime Day with up to $234 in savings


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Amazon Prime Day is right around the corner with this money-saving two day event taking place on July 12 through June 13. While we’ve already seen some great discounts on items — specifically Amazon electronics, such as the Echo Dot for only $19.99 and 50% off Kids Tablets, there are ways to save even more money! This includes earning (and then using) Prime Day specific Amazon credits as well as discounts with select credit cards.

With more offers continuously popping up, you’ll want to make sure to bookmark this page as it will serve as your one-stop-shop for all money saving offers and discounts for this popular shopping event.

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How to Get Amazon Prime

As the name describes, Amazon Prime Day is limited to those Amazon members who have an Amazon Prime membership. If you do not have a Prime membership, your best bet is to sign up for a free trial. It will give you 30 days of free prime access.

However, if you want to purchase a full membership, the cost is currently $139 for the year. Alternatively, you can also pay by the month — 14.99 per month — which might be a better option if you are looking for a membership only during Amazon Prime Day, during Black Friday/Cyber Monday and throughout the holiday period.

For a full membership, TopCashBack is offering members $15 cash back by signing up through their site. Or, if you happen to have a student e-mail address, you can get an Student Amazon Prime membership for half price or a free 6-month trial membership.

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Amazon Prime Day Credits, Promotions and Coupons

There will be many opportunities to stack your savings, but if you’re shopping now, here are ways to get an early start:

Earn stamps, get a $10 credit

Earn 4 stamps and you’ll receive a $10 credit. Earning stamps is incredibly easy and you have until July 13 to do so. These are the four activities to earn the stamps: 1) Make a prime eligible purchase; 2) Stream a show on Prime Video; 3) Listen to a song with Amazon Prime Music; 4) Borrow an eBook on Prime Reading

Learn more about this promotion here

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Purchase a movie ticket or merchandise, get up to $15 in credits

See Disney Pixar’s Lightyear and/or purchase Lightyear merchandise and get a $5 credit each, up to $10.

Additionally, if you purchase an Elvis movie ticket, you can receive another $5 in credits.

Both of these promotions are through July 13 and the credit can be used during Prime Day.

Movie ticket/merchandise promotion

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Shop P&G products, get a $20 credit

Spend $75 or more in P&G products through July 13, and receive a $20 credit to use on Prime Day.

Shop P&G products here

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Back up your photos, get a $20 credit

All you need to do is backup your photos — where you receive unlimited photo storage — and you’ll receive a $20 credit. This one is incredibly easy! The credit expires at the end of Prime Day.

Back up phots here

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Purchase an Amazon gift card, get $12.50 in credits

On Prime Day only — not available in advance — if you purchase a $50 Amazon gift card, you’ll receive $12.50 in promotional credits to use during the two day Prime Day event.

Additionally, during Prime Day, there’s a good chance that many popular gift cards will be up to 25% off.

Purchase Amazon gift card here

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Use the Amazon app, save $30

First time users to the app can save $15 off of a $25+ purchase, up to two times, thus saving $30. This is a targeted offer and expires July 31.

Use the Amazon app here

Reload Amazon balance, get $12

Reload $100 or more to your Amazon gift card balance and receive a $12 bonus. However, this promotion is only available for first time users.

Reload Amazon balance here

Use a single Chase Ultimate Rewards point, save up to $15

Use a single Chase Ultimate Reward point and receive 50% off your purchase, up $15 discount. This is cumulative orders, so you’ll continue to save until you reach the $15 cap savings. Some people might receive a different offer. This is only for those with a Chase Ultimate Reward credit card (and targeted). This promotion goes through end of day July 13.

Check to see if you are targeted here.

Use a single American Express Membership Reward point, save up to $80

Use a single Amex Membership Reward point and receive up to 50% off your purchase, up to $80 in savings — these are targeted offers so some people will see different offers. This promotion expires July 21.

Check to see if you are targeted here.

Add Discover card to your wallet, save $20

Add your Discover card to Amazon and on a purchase $20.01, you’ll receive $20 off. You need to pay with your Discover card within 30 days of adding it and use promo code 22DISCOVER20. This promotion expires on July 13.

Check to see if you are targeted here.

Current Amazon Deals

Even though Amazon Prime Day hasn’t yet started, there are many discounts (as aforementioned), primary on Amazon devices. Some of the better savings include:

Overall

With Amazon Prime Day right around the corner, now is a good time to figure out what you need and ensure you have your potential savings aligned.

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Prices are current as of Thursday July 6, 2022 at 7:45am ET.

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