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Save $10 at Amazon with a single Chase point

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    Amazon has brought back another great deal where you can get $10 off your next purchase of $30+ when you pay with at least one Chase Ultimate Rewards point.

    Earning Chase Ultimate Rewards points is easy with cards like the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, even the cash back points you earn with the Chase Freedom Flex℠ or Chase Freedom Unlimited® can qualify for this deal.

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    Save at Amazon with Chase Ultimate Rewards points

    In order to qualify for offers like this one, including Amazon credit card promotions with Amex, Citi and Discover, you’ll need to link your eligible cards through Amazon’s Shop with Points page.

    You can use this link to check if you’re eligible for this Chase Amazon deal.

    To qualify for the deal you must:

    Any of these Chase credit cards can qualify you for this offer:

    Once you click the activate button it will tell you whether or not you qualified for the offer. If you’re eligible, you’ll see the $10 savings applied at checkout.

    One of the best parts of this deal is that you can use it to save on many third-party gift cards sold by Amazon, think Whole Foods, Starbucks, Southwest Airlines, Best Buy, Uber and more. So even if you don’t have anything to buy from Amazon right now, it could make sense to stock up on gift cards before the deal goes away.

    You can save $10 on nearly anything sold on Amazon, including gift cards.

    If you don’t see the discount applied, it’s most likely because you have less than $30 worth of items sold and shipped by Amazon in your cart.

    It’s also important to note that you should apply only one Chase point to your order, after that the deal becomes much less worthwhile. We normally don’t recommend using Chase points for online shopping because they’re worth 0.6 cents in this case, and we value Chase points at 1.7 cents each when redeemed for travel. But in scenarios like this, where you can get a whopping 10 dollars per point, it’s definitely worth it.

    You’ll see the option to apply points on the checkout page. Enter “.01” where it says “Apply Chase Ultimate Rewards”.

    Bottom Line

    This promotion is easy to take advantage of and provides huge value for just one point. It’s really a no brainer if you need something from Amazon. And if you have a Citi ThankYou point or Amex Membership Rewards earning card, they also have similar promotions to save money at Amazon.

    It’s the holiday season and we expect to see more deals like this one, so sign-up for our email newsletter to get updated when we write about them.

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