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Amazon, Save $10 When You Buy 3 Household Items
Amazon has a new promotion that can save you $10 when you buy three household items from a list on this page.
The Offer
Save $10 when you buy 3 items from the promotion page.
- Add 3 items from the selection to your Shopping Basket via the “Add to Basket”.
- When you’re done shopping, click the “Proceed to Checkout” button.
- The Offer will be automatically applied to your total customer order value at checkout if you are eligible.
Key Terms
- Offer only applies to products sold by Amazon.com or Amazon Digital Services LLC (look for “sold by Amazon.com” or “sold by Amazon Digital Services LLC” on the product detail page).
- Products sold by third-party sellers or other Amazon entities will not qualify for this offer, even if “fulfilled by Amazon.com” or “Prime Eligible”.
- Offer does not apply to digital content.
- Shipping charges and taxes may apply to the full value of discounted and free promotional items.
- Items must be purchased in a single order and shipped at the same speed to a single address.
Conclusion
With a nice selection of household goods, this deal could be a nice way to stock up if your supplies are running low.
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For your consideration, it would be nice to see the actual link, not an obfuscated referral…had to open and route through a temporary TOR session just to find the base page on Amazon, then copy that real URL over to my regular browser to actually use it.
In this instance, my browser kept blocking your embedded link for containing a third party redirect — when I brought in the actual Amazon address, it worked just fine. Not saying stop posting hotlinks, just asking for a transparent URL behind “this page” instead of using those amznto (or bitly, which also causes problems) redirect sites. And definitely include your referral tags as before, so everyone can take advantage of your blogging efforts without having extra dance steps…if someone first blocked even bothers to help fill your dance card at that point 🙂