We've been flooded with successes from people who have got this offer, and 15 of the 30 people we asked at MSE Towers had, so it's definitely worth checking.
Log in and try this Amazon link*. It should tell you if you're eligible or not. From the examples we've seen those who are eligible are told in big orange writing: "Buy £40 in any Amazon.co.uk Gift Cards of your choice, Get a £10 promo code to spend at Amazon.co.uk."
Those who are not eligible are told in black (under a different orange headline): "Thank you for your interest in Amazon.co.uk Gift Cards. Unfortunately, you are not eligible for this offer."
If that link doesn't work for you, some staff at MSE Towers have spotted the offer on the right-hand side of the homepage when logged in, while scrolling down (see the picture with the big 'a' on a white background for what to look out for). For others it was a banner at the top (see image below).
Amazon has refused to confirm that the link above always explains your true eligibility, but we believe it should work. The worst that can happen is you buy a £40 voucher that you can still use anyway.
I’m eligible, what do I do now?
Select the offer and then 'Click to qualify for the promotion code'. You'll need to buy £40+ of Amazon gift cards, and Amazon says it will email your £10 promo code one day after you buy them.
If it's been longer than 48 hours and you haven't received your code, contact Amazon's customer service department*. We've heard some reports of MoneySavers not receiving the code by the following day, but Amazon was able to help when they got in touch.
There is no minimum spend on the promo code, but it needs to be used on items dispatched and sold by Amazon, not third-party sellers (this will be clearly marked on screen). It can be combined with the £40 gift cards if you add them to your Amazon account. To do this, simply go to 'Your Account', and select 'Apply a Gift Card to Your Account'.
You need to redeem the £10 code at the checkout by Wed 11 Nov. Amazon gift cards are valid for 10 years.
Log in and try this Amazon link*. It should tell you if you're eligible or not. From the examples we've seen those who are eligible are told in big orange writing: "Buy £40 in any Amazon.co.uk Gift Cards of your choice, Get a £10 promo code to spend at Amazon.co.uk."
Those who are not eligible are told in black (under a different orange headline): "Thank you for your interest in Amazon.co.uk Gift Cards. Unfortunately, you are not eligible for this offer."
If that link doesn't work for you, some staff at MSE Towers have spotted the offer on the right-hand side of the homepage when logged in, while scrolling down (see the picture with the big 'a' on a white background for what to look out for). For others it was a banner at the top (see image below).
Amazon has refused to confirm that the link above always explains your true eligibility, but we believe it should work. The worst that can happen is you buy a £40 voucher that you can still use anyway.
I’m eligible, what do I do now?
Select the offer and then 'Click to qualify for the promotion code'. You'll need to buy £40+ of Amazon gift cards, and Amazon says it will email your £10 promo code one day after you buy them.
If it's been longer than 48 hours and you haven't received your code, contact Amazon's customer service department*. We've heard some reports of MoneySavers not receiving the code by the following day, but Amazon was able to help when they got in touch.
There is no minimum spend on the promo code, but it needs to be used on items dispatched and sold by Amazon, not third-party sellers (this will be clearly marked on screen). It can be combined with the £40 gift cards if you add them to your Amazon account. To do this, simply go to 'Your Account', and select 'Apply a Gift Card to Your Account'.
You need to redeem the £10 code at the checkout by Wed 11 Nov. Amazon gift cards are valid for 10 years.
