Send $50 Amazon Gift Card Via Text, Get $5 Amazon Credit (Targeted)

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Amazon keeps thinking up new ways for folks to send/receive/reload/ingest Amazon gift credits. Which is fine with me, because they’ll usually pay you a few bucks to try it out. Click here to check eligibility for their latest targeted offer: Get a $5 Amazon credit on your next order if you send a $50 Amazon gif card by text message by 12/22/18. If needed, use promo code SMS2018.

Don’t forget that the Discover it card has Amazon.com as a 5% cash back category this quarter, so you might consider using that as your funding source if you don’t have anything better. Otherwise, you’re basically buying a gift card but make sure to choose “Text Message” as the delivery option. Yes, you can send it to yourself if you want. You should see a little grey box when you check out with this text:

Qualifying offers
Thank you for treating someone to an Amazon.com Gift Card. Now we’re treating you to a $5 promotional credit automatically applied to your account, and good for eligible products sold by Amazon.com.

Here’s the offer text:

Surprise someone with an Amazon.com Gift Card sent by text message, and get a $5 promotional code to spend on yourself. Just send at least $50 in Amazon.com Gift Cards by text message and in a single order by December 22, 2018, and receive a $5 promotional credit automatically applied to your account after the qualifying order has shipped. An email notification will also be sent within three (3) days after shipping, confirming your Amazon.com Promotional Credit.

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Comments

  1. I’m getting the message that this offer is no longer available.

  2. Joshua Katt says

    Unfortunately, you are not eligible for this offer

  3. Not eligible. 🙁

  4. No soup for me either, not eligible. I think I spend so much there that they figure they already have my business and there’s no point in paying me five bucks. 😛

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