Amazon No Rush Shipping: $5 Whole Foods Credit

[cv91915]

For some this will be more useful than a Prime Now credit.

 

[mk_378]

The "No rush" plan means that Amazon will sit on your order for a couple of days before it even leaves the warehouse.

[cv91915]

15 minutes ago, mk_378 said:

The "No rush" plan means that Amazon will sit on your order for a couple of days before it even leaves the warehouse.

I ordered a spare $11 filter for our whole-house humidifier.

 

There is literally "no rush."

[Konrad2012]

3 hours ago, mk_378 said:

The "No rush" plan means that Amazon will sit on your order for a couple of days before it even leaves the warehouse.

Captain Obvious to the rescue! 

[cv91915]

I read this wrong.  This is $5 for Whole Foods ON Prime Now.  

 

Not Whole Foods OR Prime Now.

 

Regardless, I just picked up another $5 credit on a $19 item (one of those giant silver gift bows that go on the windshield of a car).

 

 

[Pam]

On 10/2/2018 at 3:16 PM, cv91915 said:

I read this wrong.  This is $5 for Whole Foods ON Prime Now.  

 

Not Whole Foods OR Prime Now.

 

Regardless, I just picked up another $5 credit on a $19 item (one of those giant silver gift bows that go on the windshield of a car).

 

 

Did you buy TD a new car?

[cv91915]

5 hours ago, Pam said:

Did you buy TD a new car?

No, Mom bought Dad a Corvette for their anniversary.  The whole thing is a little weird.

 

After the gift bow purchase my aunt had me order a $9.95 flea comb from Amazon (presumably for her dogs, but I didn't ask), and the "no rush" offer was $1 toward a digital purchase... so either the short-term limit for the WF/PN credits is two over a short time period, or the purchase price threshold is > $9.95.  Could be both.

 

[mec]

Work it out.

 

I want you to shoot for:

 

"no rush credits" > "prime membership fee"