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Ramrod
10-03-2005, 17:13
Just got an e-mail with this in it:
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How long have they been offering their own card? :confused:

Chris
10-03-2005, 18:00
Just got an e-mail with this in it:
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How long have they been offering their own card? :confused:

Dunno, but the loyalty points scheme is not at all bad.

Ramrod
10-03-2005, 18:10
Dunno, but the loyalty points scheme is not at all bad.How does that work....presumably points=discount at amazon?

Aragorn
10-03-2005, 18:27
How does that work....presumably points=discount at amazon?
:erm: Judging by your attachment, spending £3000 on your card gets you a £15 Amazon voucher. Only £1500 spent at Amazon gets you the same, or a combination thereof.

However, there are cards out there that will give you up to 1% cashback (eg money off your ccard bill), the same rate as you get buying Amazon goods. (www.smile.co.uk looks like a good cashback scheme)

allieyoung666
10-03-2005, 19:20
so basically it is a con like all the other loyality cards/credit cards!!!!!

Damien
10-03-2005, 20:01
Get a credit card, a simple no thrills one with a low rate but also have a debit card and use your debit card on sites such as amazion, play, game and itunes. Debit cards are much better

Ramrod
10-03-2005, 20:18
:erm: Judging by your attachment, spending £3000 on your card gets you a £15 Amazon voucher. Only £1500 spent at Amazon gets you the same, or a combination thereof.Doh! :blush:
I never read that stuff!

bob_builder
14-03-2005, 15:06
How long have they been offering their own card? :confused:
They have been running it for at least a year now. It is run by the Halifax.
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Debit cards are much better
Not if you want any form of protection against online fraud, etc.
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Doh! :blush:
I never read that stuff!
What have you got to blush about?

Ramrod
14-03-2005, 15:16
What have you got to blush about?'cos the answer to the question I asked was in the pic I posted :dunce: