Update 5/17/22: The Ultimate Rewards offer is back for some people. Hat tip to reader RB
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The Offer
Direct link to offer (affiliate links here and below)
- Amazon is offering $15 off $50 when you use at least one Chase Ultimate Rewards point
- Here’s how to go about doing this deal:
- Link your Chase Ultimate Rewards account to your Amazon account if you haven’t already (you often have to wait 24 hours after registering your card until you can activate the offer)
- Activate offer at this link
- Add $50 or more of eligible products shipped and sold by Amazon to your shopping cart
- Proceed to checkout & select your Chase Rewards Card as your payment method
- Select the amount of Ultimate Rewards Points you’d like to use for the purchase (must use points for at least $.01 of the purchase)
- Up to a $15 discount off $50 will be automatically applied at checkout
- Here’s how to go about doing this deal:
The Fine Print
- This is a limited time offer. The promotion will begin on 7/28/2020 and end on the earlier of (a) 11:59pm PT on 11/15/2020, or (b) the time at which 66,667 customers have redeemed the offer.
F.A.Q’s
How can I make myself eligible for this deal?
If you don’t have a registered Ultimate Rewards card, add the card and register that for shop with points. In the past, the way it’s worked is that you have to wait 24 hours from registering the card until the activation link will show up. Some have reported that they needed to wait a few days until eligible.
Many readers are reporting having success getting targeted for this deal by removing all of their Ultimate Rewards cards from their Amazon account, then re-adding them and re-registering for Shop-with-Points.
Do you need prime for this deal?
No, it’s working even for some people who don’t have Prime.
Can the deal be used more than once?
Not sure, might need to buy $60 in one purchase.
Can I use a gift card to pay with Shop-with-Points purchase?
Yes, we describe a few methods to accomplish this in this dedicated post.
Our Verdict
It won’t work on Amazon branded gift cards, but it should work on third party gift cards. Worth buying something now in case it gets used up (46,667 max redemptions). It should work even if you’ve done the deal previously.
Samples gift cards available on Amazon:
- Link to all physical gift cards on Amazon (scroll down to find the third party cards)
- Link to all electronic gift cards on Amazon (scroll down to find the third party cards)
- Safeway
- Whole Foods
- Albertson’s
- Best Buy (physical)
- Netflix
- Gamestop
- Uber
- Lyft
- Airbnb
- Hotels.com
- Southwest
- Starbucks
- Chipotle
- Nordstrom
- Lowe’s
Post history:
- Update 10/12/20: More people targeted.
- Update 11/26/21: More people targeted.
- Update 11/1/21: New deal came out now, same link. This time it’s for 50% off, up to $15 total discount. Valid November 1 through December 31. (ht reader P)
Just spotted this banner when I was browsing today:
https://www.amazon.com/b?node=21328382011
Get 50% off eligible purchases when you shop with Chase Ultimate Rewards®
Maximum discount $15. Limited-time offer, see terms.
The promotion will begin on 06/21/22 and end on the earlier of (a) 11:59pm PT on 07/13/2022, or (b) the time at which 80,000 customers have redeemed the offer.
Is this still good? Not working for me despite targeted and resetting the connection
Still good, thanks
Finally something worked for me on Amazon! Thanks DOC!
Doesn’t seem like Amazon sells Stop and Shop GC anymore
Updated, thanks
DP: Enrolled Chase Freedom, “Activate now” appears after waiting 5 days. $10 off $30. First time eligible after dozens of ineligible “targeted offers”
“Thank you for your interest. Unfortunately, you are not eligible for this invitation-only offer.”
not targeted.
Me neither.
Not sure the last time I got one of these.
Finally targeted for one of these.
wow i BARELY use my chase cards and i got selected..lottery
Thanks! Finally targeted for this one after not getting targeted for a Chase UR points Amazon promo since 2020.
Much the same, finally targeted after who remembers how long or how many of these offers have come and gone since the last time I was eligible.