Originally Posted by hs1 (Post 12078231)

Rite Aid sells Amazon gift cards.

Originally Posted by PG (Post 12105847)

if you (and friends and family) shop a lot throuigh amazon, become an affiliate and get cashback or amazon gift certificate for your purchases.

Originally Posted by PG (Post 12105847)

if you (and friends and family) shop a lot throuigh amazon, become an affiliate and get cashback or amazon gift certificate for your purchases.

Originally Posted by hs1 (Post 12078231)

Rite Aid sells Amazon gift cards.

Originally Posted by roadwarriorintraining (Post 13708223)

Qualifying Purchases exclude, and we will not pay advertising fees on any of, the following:
* any Product purchased through a Special Link by you or on your behalf, including Products you purchase through Special Links for yourself, friends, relatives, or associates (e.g., personal orders, orders for your own use, and orders placed by you for or on behalf of any other person or entity);

I can personally vouch for the fact that this is enforced.

Originally Posted by KathyWdrf (Post 12048398)

http://bodybuilderspro.info/customim...088/random.gifI've said it before and I'll say it again: Amazon does NOT permit its affiliates to give rewards or cash back to customers who click through their (the affiliates') links to reach the Amazon site.

This can be verified by looking at Amazon's agreement with its associates, which is publicly accessible here:

https://affiliate-program.amazon.com...ates/agreement

Specifically, under item 4, Referral Fees, see the following at the beginning of the 5th paragraph:



Since one can't (according to Amazon's legal agreement with affiliates) get any rebates/cashback/miles/points, I instead continue to support a charitable organization (KCSM, a public radio/TV station) by clicking through the Amazon link on their website. KCSM gets about 8% of everything I purchase. I recommend that you find a charity you want to support that has an Amazon link on its website! ;)

I'm sure there will be doubters (to put it kindly) who will disbelieve me and argue with me :rolleyes: , but it is what it is. :p

Originally Posted by hilmar (Post 13796865)

Safeway also sells Amazon GC - get the double miles on Hhoner Amex or other similar cc's (amex has several)

Originally Posted by Max M (Post 13922901)

If you purchase from Amazon.com, and have an Amex that gives double points at Pharmacies, consider checking out your local CVS and/or Walgreens for Amazon.com giftcards.

Both Walgreens and CVS in my area offers Amazon.com giftcards [as well as an in-state grocery store chain]; perhaps a pharmacy in your neck of the woods offers Amazon.com giftcards as well. :)

Originally Posted by farahmorales (Post 13726301)

Or you can open your own Amazon affiliate account and support yourself :)

Originally Posted by hilmar (Post 13924413)

+1 I have done this too - and they do post the double rewards :-D (yes, I checked!)

Originally Posted by theninjason (Post 14902115)

I was wondering if there were any partners that offered rewards with shopping with amazon.

Originally Posted by godlovesugly (Post 14909297)

If you buy a lot on Amazon, the Citi Forward card might be a good bet. It doesn't give miles, but does give 5 TY points for restaurant, movie, and bookstore purchases. Amazon counts as a bookstore! If you are getting cashback you get about a 3.5% rate with this card. Another option is to use TY points on a 1:1cent basis to pay for flight tickets (with a ~700 point surcharge) through Citi's Travelocity(?)-based ticketing website. That's a great return, and you get the miles for the flight. ^

Originally Posted by gohan403 (Post 14978636)

Have you ordered books for amazon and actually received the points?

Originally Posted by josephstern (Post 16931262)

Old thread, but new info in case anyone still has a subscription to it:

US Airways and Hawaiian both have Amazon in their malls now. 1 mile per dollar at US and 2 miles per dollar at Hawaiian. Hawaiian has a bunch of ways to transfer miles.

Originally Posted by DLBIZTRAVELER (Post 16942160)

Just tried via U S Air Shopping Mall. Will let forum know the outcome. Promise is a meager 1 mile/$, but since I order from Amazon.com anyway, decided to try it.

Originally Posted by JudyJFLA (Post 9206175)

The only thing listed on www.rewardsdb.com is rebates for UK sites. There is a thread here about a 10% donation to Amnesty Intl, but as I mentioned in the earlier thread, I usually go to the rewardsdb.com site to link there to thank Andrew Cram for all the work he has done on that site for all the other miles earning info.

Between he, PGary, and FT we have earned many, many miles!

JudyJFLA

Originally Posted by josephstern (Post 16931262)

Old thread, but new info in case anyone still has a subscription to it:

US Airways and Hawaiian both have Amazon in their malls now. 1 mile per dollar at US and 2 miles per dollar at Hawaiian. Hawaiian has a bunch of ways to transfer miles.

Originally Posted by IMH (Post 17231550)

I haven't seen an announcement anywhere, but as of today the Dividend Miles shopping mall is only showing 0.5 miles per US dollar spent at Amazon.

Originally Posted by Cheapskate Travels (Post 17232653)

Some have posted on the other HA thread that it was 1/$1 on HA and .5/$1 on US as of Oct. 3rd or so... :td:

Originally Posted by alanh (Post 17457571)

No, US has switched to a new mall vendor that doesn't offer Amazon. :(

Originally Posted by wanaflyforless (Post 13708553)

Yep, great way to get all your affiliate credit voided.

A friend was doing as you suggest and even though multiple people were using his link, Amazon shut down his account and voided all referral credit.

Originally Posted by JudyJFLA (Post 17482638)

Hawaiian still gives 1 mile per $1
You can also get Amazon Gift Cards at some grocery stores and get the mileage or hotel point bonus (5 per $1 on Hilton Amex) for Grocery Stores and then the Mile on Hawaiian. They do partner with Delta and Virgin, so there is hope! Here in FL Publix does not have them, but Sweetbay does.

JudyJFLA

Originally Posted by elusive1 (Post 24881633)

Bump


Any new ideas for getting miles on any airline for Amazon purchases?