Prime Day offers offers over a million discounts and deals, but you can stack discount codes to save even more
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Amazon Prime Day is all about discounts, but beyond the million-plus slashed prices, there are some valuable Amazon discount codes going around - including some that can be stacked to get you savings on multiple orders.
So, stack the gift card with another deal: Using the promo code SHIP2ME will get you $5 off a purchase of $50 or more on a Prime-fulfilled item. So that's $5 off the purchase made (at least in part) with your gift card, plus $5 off a future Amazon order.
If you have an American Express card that earns Amex Membership Rewards points, check to see if you're targeted for 20% off an Amazon purchase when you use Amex points to cover at least a portion of your order. You'll need to link one of your Membership Rewards-earning cards to your Amazon account.
If you have an eligible Amex card and you're targeted, you can get 20% off an Amazon purchase, with a maximum discount of $50 (so 20% off up to a $250 purchase). This 20% discount expires at 11:59 p.m. PT, the same time that Prime Day concludes.Note that this offer hasn't been working with the PRIMEBOOK19 code mentioned above.Similar to the structure of the offer mentioned above, if you're targeted for this Amex Membership Rewards deal on Amazon, you can get discounts of up to 25% off Amazon-brand electronics, including 25% off the Fire TV Stick and 20% off the all-new Kindle.
You need to use Amex points to cover at least a portion of your order, and you need to click to activate the specific offer you're interested in to get the discount.
That's all to say that you should only pay the minimum of one point required to get the 20% discount. Make sure you changed the number of points applied to your order to "one" and select the Amex card that's the source of your Amex points on Amazon as the payment method for the remainder of the order.
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