How to claim
1. Activate before you spend
2. Shop online on the Amazon website (amazon.com.au)
3. Pay with your eligible CommBank Mastercard as specified in the terms and conditions for this offer
You can check your eligible cards in CommBank Yello offer settings
4. Get cashback into your account, typically paid within 14 business days
Expires 22 Mar 26 midnight (Sydney/ Melbourne time)
I got
nuthin'.
nuffin
It’s targeted I don’t have it
No mention of buying giftcards being excluded
I assume we can get GCs?
commbank just need to see a spend at amazon they're not getting the category information so yeh should be fine
Even when they do see the spend category, they don't seem to care.
Apparently, cash out counts as promo spend for other retailers.
I think that worked last time
Gift cards worked fine last time
Usually the go, as Amazon bills per item not order.
So a 100$ order might be billed as 32,18,50.
Gift card worked for me last time
Still having got Yello activated. I opened a smart savings account and card jsut to get these offers. Likely oent Ge tit tmr next month
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As you may already be aware, you also need to meet the eligibility criteria, which range from super easy to much more involved, depending on the tier.
If you meet the criteria, you’ll get access for the next 3 months. We check eligibility in the first week of the month, based on your activity last month.
Yeah I tried my CDIA account didn't work
So I went with smart savings let's see and 2k deposit else $4 monthly is really rubbish need to schedule in transfers
To access CommBank Yello, you need to have at least one of these CommBank transaction accounts:
- Smart Access
- Everyday Offset
- Pensioner Security (excluding Pensioner Security Passbook accounts)
- Private Bank Account
- Complete Access
Edit - I assume you meant to say Smart Access, instead of Smart Savings which is not an account type.
Got it, thanks
Would've been perfect for my cart, but I dont have it.
Excellent timing, needing to renew prime membership
Be careful, I spent over 100 in one transaction on two items this morning and then Amazon charged my card individually for each item ( one shipping from Germany)
safer to buy a giftcard
That’s well know for happening
In CommBank T&C they say "in one or more transactions", so it should be fine.
Got it. Thank you.
Does this work on the app or web only?
Doesn't matter so long as paid with the Commbank Mastercard.
Can combine with the Uber 10% off gift cards to effectively get $20 off $100.
didn't get it but you'd think they make billions of profit and they could just deploy this to all customers - stingy mofoz
@ CommBank Yello
Nope, nothing in mine.
Thanks, found the offer in my account
Got it but amazon charges me in bits and pieces normally. Says it must be in one transaction.
It says in one or more transactions for me.
They charge when it ships and separately for Amazon and third party so that may happen. Past occasions hasn't been a problem anyway and credit has been received.
Bought 2 DoorDash GCs at 12% discount, thanks OP
I never get Amazon offers, not once. Maybe they see recent transactions there so don't offer it?
you can also combine this with the $10 Amazon bonus when you buy a $250 gift card
Uber gift cards are still 10% off on Amazon too. Basically got 20% off on $100 balance.
CAN DOUBLE DIP BUYING THESE GIFTCARDS FROM AMAZON - https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/951263
eGift Cards: 12% off DoorDash, 10% off Uber, 7% off Ultimate, $10 Promo Credit on $250 Amazon/ $100 Netflix Spend @ Amazon AU
Must be targeted……
go it thanks OP
If you're getting Amazon gift cards, unless you have something to buy that will use it all up at once suggest getting multiple smaller amounts so can apply when needed and avoid ADAGCHS
bought tissues from the tissue deal recently, did s&s and for some reason after paying it charged me multiple times, individually for each tissue box. so 17$, 17$ etc. so I dont think this will go through and get the 10$ :/
Don't worry, past offers have still paid out when it was split into multiple transactions.
Targeted?