Amazon Offers No-Rush Credit Only When Buying Two Items; Credit Increases With More Items

Savvy Amazon shoppers know to look carefully at checkout for the offer to ‘get $1 digital credit when you choose no-rush shipping’ or similar offer. After a short COVID-19 hiatus, they recently brought back the program. This time around I find they often offer the $1 credit for choosing one day a week – ‘Amazon Day’ – to get your shipments, essentially a souped up version of no-rush shipping.

One big change I noticed showing for me: they now only offer the no-rush credit when you are buying two items. When buying 3 items, the credit is $1.50. Buying 4+ items, the credit is $2.

  • When buying two items, you’ll get the offer, regardless of the price of the two items.
  • When you have one item you won’t get the offer, regardless of the price of the one item.
  • Buying two of a single item (one SKU/ASIN) counts as two items and triggers the no-rush offer.
  • Works on anything fulfilled by Amazon, even if it’s not sold by Amazon.

This can change over time, but that’s the latest iteration I found in my account. Readers in the comments have different experiences, seems to vary by account.

Check your No Rush Credit balance at this link (affiliate link)

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