Ways the I am Saving Money – Using Coupons on Amazon.com
ICYMI, Amazon has coupons on its site. But did you know that you could shop the coupon section and easily add your coupons (and items) to your cart ?
Where can I find Coupons on Amazon
First sign in to your Amazon account so that you can save your coupons. Also, if you have Amazon Prime or Amazon Family, there may be different (read that “better”) coupons and discounts for you.
After signing in there are two ways to finds the coupon section on Amazon.
1) Click on Today’s Deals. Click on COUPONS in the sub-menu.
2) Click here Amazon Coupons. (Bookmark the page to save the link!)
What is the Best Way to Use Coupons on Amazon
I suggest starting at the coupon section and clipping “adding” coupons to your account. Coupons are organized by:
- Most Popular Coupons
- Search by Brand Name (product name or category)
- Department Name
- Subscribe and Save products
More about stacking saving later in the post.
If you want to take your savings a step further, click on the Department Name. With these results you can sort the coupons by:
- Most Popular
- Newest
- Oldest
- Expiring Soon
- Discount Percentage
This is my favorite because if I am shopping for a specific product, but not necessarily a specific brand, I can increase my savings.
You can view your coupons by selecting Your Coupons in the upper left sidebar. Add the products to your cart from this page or when you are viewing the product page.
When you check out, coupons will be deducted from the total as well as any other discounts. Shoppers can stack coupon discounts with other savings, as long as it isn’t noted otherwise in the details of the discount code.
How to Stack Coupons on Amazon
Technically you can’t stack coupons. However you can stack savings. For example, you can use a coupon with a Subscribe and Save promotion. The coupon discount will be taken off the first delivery.
Or you can use a coupon with Amazon Prime and Amazon Family discounts.
Other Ways to Save on Amazon
Besides coupons, find discounts when shopping on Amazon by checking out the following sections:
Amazon Warehouse [LINK]
Amazon Renewed [LINK]
Amazon Outlet [LINK]
Amazon Under $10 [LINK]
Amazon Rewards Credit Cards
If you shop often at Amazon (and who doesn’t these days), consider getting an Amazon Reward credit card just for purchases on Amazon, Whole Foods and gas stations.
Currently, Amazon Reward credit cards users get 3% (5% for Prime) back on purchases at Amazon and Whole Foods. Plus 2% back for purchases at gas stations (Costco is currently 1%). And no annual fee.
Reference List of Links
Here is a list of the links used in the post.
If you’ve saved money by using any of these suggestions, please share.
Thanks!
