Easy $10! Change 1-Click Amazon Payment To Wells Fargo Card
Amazon has a promotion that can easily get you $10 in free credit if you have a Wells Fargo Card. This promotion is targeted, but you can check if you’re eligible. Let’s take a look at the details.
The Offer
Get $10 off at Amazon when you change your 1-Click default payment method to an eligible Wells Fargo Credit or Debit Card.
To earn the $10 credit, complete the following actions:
- Go to the promotion page to check if you are targeted.
- On the 1-Click landing page, sign in to your Amazon.com account.
- Change your 1-Click default payment method to an eligible existing Wells Fargo Consumer Credit or Debit Card or add a new Wells Fargo Consumer Credit or Debit Card by 11/59 p.m. PT on 12/31/2017 or while supplies last.
- When prompted, confirm your billing address or add a new billing address.
- The $10 credit will be applied to your Amazon.com account and linked to an eligible Wells Fargo Consumer Credit or Debit Card. To redeem the $10 credit, make a subsequent eligible purchase(s) with an eligible Wells Fargo Consumer Credit or Debit Card by 11:59 p.m. PT on 1/31/2018.
Key Terms
- Offer limited to one per Amazon customer and account.
- This promotional offer is valid from 12/1/2017 through 11/59 p.m. PT 12/31/2017 or while supplies last.
- Credit must be redeemed by 11:59 p.m. PT on 1/31/2018.
- Unredeemed credit will expire after that time.
Conclusion
A nice offer if you are eligible. You get a $10 discount for a few second of work. For amazon purchases don’t forget that you can also earn 3X TrueBlue points.
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I am getting: Sorry, your request for this promotion is not eligible.
I probably have no chance at eligibility then?