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Free & Easy $10 Amazon Credit for Eligible Citi Cardholders [Targeted]!

  • Jason Stauffer

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    There is a quick and easy Amazon promotion offering a free $10 for changing your 1-click default payment to an eligible Citi card!  The promotion is targeted, and runs through July 31, 2018.

    Check to See If You Qualify for This Deal and Get a Free $10 in Your Pocket!

    Eligible Citi cards include Citi consumer or business credit cards issued in the US, except for the Costco Anywhere Visa card and the Costco Anywhere Visa Business card.  I got the offer by entering the details for my wife’s Citi American Airlines credit card.

    Once you confirm your billing address, you should get a message showing whether or not the credit was added to your account.

    It Took Me ~30 Seconds to Enter My Citi Card Information and Get the Credit Added to My Account!

    There is a limit of 1 credit per Amazon customer and account.  And the credit must be redeemed by July 31, 2018, at 11:59 pm Pacific Time.

    To redeem the credit, make eligible purchases with your Citi card.  Eligible purchases include most physical items sold and shipped by Amazon.  But the terms do exclude certain items, such as Alexa, Kindle devices & eBooks, and gift cards.

    To see if you qualify for the deal, click on this link.  Then click on the banner link and either select an eligible Citi card you’ve already added to your Amazon account.  Or you just add an eligible Citi card to your account on the spot.

    Let us know if you’re targeted!

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