Amazon: $15 Credit With $50 Spend On Household Essentials

Update 12/9/24: Deal is back

The Offer

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  • Amazon is offering a $15 promo credit toward a future purchase when you spend $50 on household essentials.

Our Verdict

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Post history:

  • Update 8/20/24: Deal is back
  • Update 8/9/24: Deal is back
  • Update 7/7/24: Deal is back
  • Update 3/25/24: Deal is back
  • Update 3/9/24: Deal is back
  • Update 1/2/24: Deal is back
  • Update 12/25/23: Deal is back
  • Update 12/10/23: Deal is back. It now comes as a $15 promo credit for future use. Updated below.
  • Update 12/3/23: Deal is back
  • Update 11/6/23: Deal is back (promo code F7CC19A5)
    William Charles
  • On December 9, 2024, 17:30
Tags: amazon

View Comments (45)

  • I placed my order last night. Still no credit - no email and I just tried a dummy purchase.

    • "Enter promotional code: "STOCKUPSAVE" at checkout to qualify for $15 Amazon.com bounce back credit. Promotional credit expires at 11:59 p.m. (PST) 12/31/2024. Offer only applies to products sold by Amazon.com or Amazon Digital Services LLC (look for "sold by Amazon.com" or "sold by Amazon.com 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...
      ...Unless an Amazon Gift Card is the stated benefit of the promotion, promotional credit (including those placed directly in accounts) may not be redeemed for Amazon Gift Cards."

      Once you get the promotional credits, they will only be applied automatically when buying "sold by Amazon" items. And they have expiration dates. So they're overall more restrictive than Amazon gift cards.

  • thanks i got more towels. no mention of the promo during check out but was part of the list of items.

  • You can get Arm and Hammer 170 loads per container for 13.99. WMart is the same for the sensitive skin. But the $15.00 off in 30 days with free ship,, it's a deal. I will have a lifetime of laundry detergent. Just walking the aisles of Shoprite last week, could not believe the prices of detergent. WOW

  • The items are so over-priced..even with the $15 dollar discount, it's not worth it.
    Angel soft TP: 5 packs for 16 rolls (80 rolls in total) = $47.45 (after $15 discount).
    At Walmart, you can get 36 rolls for $17.96, which translates to 96 rolls for $47.45. So even with the $15 dollar discount, you still lose 16 rolls of toilet paper by buying on Amazon. This is just one example...every item on there is pretty much 20 - 30% more than Walmart. If it is a mom and pop shop, i will be willing to pay for to support local jobs. But not for amazon

    • While I agree 100% with your sentiment, before Amazon, Walmart was Amazon. 💩 is just getting bigger.

      People should have been exclusively supporting local businesses since Day 1. Now it's just way too late...

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