I have Amazon US credit but I live in the UK

[Pineapples101]

I recently bought an iTunes $100 eGift card and have received a $10 credit.
The T's and C's state:
You have qualified for a $10 promotional credit which has been automatically applied to your account and will only be visible at checkout and not in your gift card balance. It can be used on eligible products sold by Amazon on Amazon.com until February 5, 2023.

But the thing is, I cannot find anything that qualifies!
I wanted to put the credit towards a blu ray, or book, but Amazon.com appears to be like eBay now - just a collection of sellers.
Also, as my account is UK I cannot buy US digital content such as digital films or MP3's, or eGift cards.

If anyone has any ideas for how I can use this, it would be appreciated...

[russweiss1]

Originally Posted by Pineapples101

I recently bought an iTunes $100 eGift card and have received a $10 credit.
The T's and C's state:
You have qualified for a $10 promotional credit which has been automatically applied to your account and will only be visible at checkout and not in your gift card balance. It can be used on eligible products sold by Amazon on Amazon.com until February 5, 2023.

But the thing is, I cannot find anything that qualifies!
I wanted to put the credit towards a blu ray, or book, but Amazon.com appears to be like eBay now - just a collection of sellers.
Also, as my account is UK I cannot buy US digital content such as digital films or MP3's, or eGift cards.

If anyone has any ideas for how I can use this, it would be appreciated...

Try contacting Amazon and see if they will allow you to use the credit with your UK account. I've found their CS is generally helpful whenever there is an issue.

[Pineapples101]

Originally Posted by russweiss1

Try contacting Amazon and see if they will allow you to use the credit with your UK account. I've found their CS is generally helpful whenever there is an issue.

Worth a shot I suppose!

[JurassicBD]

Amazon usually carries every domestic movie release that's not exclusive to another retailer or isn't OOP or OOS and at least half of the time you can still order from them when it's OOS. With older titles, third party sellers often have a lower price, and get top billing, but if you look through the list of all sellers, amazon will usually be in there somewhere down the list.

[Pineapples101]

Originally Posted by JurassicBD

Amazon usually carries every domestic movie release that's not exclusive to another retailer or isn't OOP or OOS and at least half of the time you can still order from them when it's OOS. With older titles, third party sellers often have a lower price, and get top billing, but if you look through the list of all sellers, amazon will usually be in there somewhere down the list.

Okay that helped - I signed out and then titles showed as 'Sold by Amazon, Shipped by Amazon' etc.
So it looks like as my account and location is the UK - Amazon US defaults to sellers rather than direct from Amazon itself.

Ah well... I'll still try customer services, but I think it might be a lost cause.

Thanks everyone.