A $20 credit from Amazon is being offered to select customers in advance of its yearly Prime Day celebration, which is set for July 16–17 this year. However, before July 13, customers must take specific actions, according to the online store.
Prime members who use the Amazon Photo app to back up at least one photo by a specific deadline are eligible for the $20 reward.
Amazon has used Prime Day, which it first introduced in 2015, to promote its own goods and services, including music streaming and Kindle e-readers and Fire TVs. This year, the business is enticing customers to test its Amazon Photo app by giving them a $20 credit. The app offers five gigabytes of video storage along with unlimited storage; additional video storage is available for an additional $12 per month.
These days, Amazon’s revenue from services like its cloud computing platform far outpaces that from sales of products. Additionally, as low-cost retailers like Temu and Shein enter the US market, the corporation is up against increased competition for customers’ wallets.
You have until July 12 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time to upload a minimum of one photo via the Amazon Photos app. Four days after you upload your photo, you will receive an email verifying that you have added $20 to your account. Thus, if you upload a photo on July 12th, you should anticipate getting credit by July 16th, which is Prime Day’s start date.
The $20 credit is limited to purchases made through Amazon Digital Services or Amazon.com. This implies that even if the product is marked as Prime eligible or fulfilled by Amazon, the credit cannot be used to purchase goods from other Amazon divisions or from third-party merchants.
Additionally, according to Amazon, you must spend at least $30 on merchandise in order to apply the $20 credit. The firm continued, “The $30 minimum purchase amount does not apply to taxes, shipping and handling, or gift wrapping.”