get $5 back for every $100 you spend on Amazon

C.P. · Jan 11, 2017

Amazon and Chase, the credit card division of JPMorgan Chase, said the Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card provides 5% back on all Amazon.com purchases.

The card also provides 2% back on purchases at restaurants, gas stations and drugstores, and 1% back on all other purchases.<o

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This is not a discount, but rather a credit that can be applied to other purchases at Amazon.com.

According to Amazon, a purchase of $1,000 on Amazon.com would earn $50 that could be redeemed on future purchases.

The Chase card is different from the Amazon.com card that was already available, according to an Amazon spokesman, because it gives the customer credit for non-Amazon purchases.<o

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KingEleven · Jan 11, 2017

I was under the impression, the 5% was ONLY for Amazon Prime purchases, do I have that wrong?

C.P. · Jan 11, 2017

not sure...as I always use prime

CHOPTALK · Jan 11, 2017

I've had that card for years

KingEleven · Jan 11, 2017

C.P. said:
not sure...as I always use prime

some things there is no Prime option...for example, my son ordered 2 NBA jerseys couple day ago and said there was no Prime option

C.P. · Jan 11, 2017

CHOPTALK said:
I've had that card for years

good choice...hope you're raking in the benefits

KingEleven said:
some things there is no Prime option...for example, my son ordered 2 NBA jerseys couple day ago and said there was no Prime option

really...then again I don't buy jerseys...

TheFalls · Jan 11, 2017

annual fee?

aceduecetrey · Jan 11, 2017

The Falls said:
annual fee?

None. I got it a few months back

EasyMoney · Jan 11, 2017

There is a way to look at how much you have spent on amazon over any given amount of time. I looked mine up and was in shock at just how much of my money these guys get from me. in 2016 i spent over $5,000 on amazon. since 2012 it was something like $17,000. Jeff Bezos is just killing it, and bringing down alot of physical stores in his path.

KingEleven · Jan 11, 2017

EasyMoney said:
There is a way to look at how much you have spent on amazon over any given amount of time. I looked mine up and was in shock at just how much of my money these guys get from me. in 2016 i spent over $5,000 on amazon. since 2012 it was something like $17,000. Jeff Bezos is just killing it, and bringing down alot of physical stores in his path.

and I think they get new customers each and every day...been saying for awhile, seems there will be 2 stores ONLY in the very near future...Amazon for online purchases and Walmart for Brick and Mortar