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Anonymous
The dollar tree has one with better quality and last longer.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
True. Revlon has really gone down in quality. I bought one of the big ones for the toe nails and it was so dull, can’t even cut my nails.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Let the nails soak for a little while before clipping. Best time is after a shower/bath.
//@Anonymous: True. Revlon has really gone down in quality. I bought one of the big ones for the toe nails and it was so dull, can’t even cut my nails.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Clip the nails under the sunlight, the nails will grow better. Sounds ridiculous, but seems working.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Do they offer free delivery for prime members? //@Anonymous: The dollar tree has one with better quality and last longer.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Cannot use the offer. Amazon says "you are not eligible for this invitation-only offer. "
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Cannot use the offer. Amazon says "you are not eligible for this invitation-only offer. "
5 years ago |
Anonymous
Sorry! We were not able to activate this promo code or apply your rewards points. Please try again.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
IT'S NOT WORTH THE MONEY.
$1 of AMZN item is worth 125 points.
So, that means, to use $30 of items, you'd need to use 3750 points.
even with the $10 which you got back, it's less than the amount you'd spend if you used the points for other items.
for example, if you use those points in grocery shopping, you'd be able to buy $46.88 worth of items for your 3750 points.
5 years ago |
cheetah
You don't need to use "all points" for purchase. You could use as few as "1 point" and put rest on other payment methods. //@Anonymous: IT'S NOT WORTH THE MONEY.
$1 of AMZN item is worth 125 points.
So, that means, to use $30 of items, you'd need to use 3750 points.
even with the $10 which you got back, it's less than the amount you'd spend if you used the points for other items.
for example, if you use those points in grocery shopping, you'd be able to buy $46.88 worth of items for your 3750 points.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
then it makes sense to use the card. sorry, I didn't realize you can just put 1 point towards the purchase. //@cheetah: You don't need to use "all points" for purchase. You could use as few as "1 point" and put rest on other payment methods. //@Anonymous: IT'S NOT WORTH THE MONEY.
$1 of AMZN item is worth 125 points.
So, that means, to use $30 of items, you'd need to use 3750 points.
even with the $10 which you got back, it's less than the amount you'd spend if you used the points for other items.
for example, if you use those points in grocery shopping, you'd be able to buy $46.88 worth of items for your 3750 points.
5 years ago |
jj0915
Thank you for your interest. Unfortunately, you are not eligible for this invitation-only offer.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
I don't see how you can use only 1 point. It appears you have to use at least $1's worth of points, which is 125 points. //@cheetah: You don't need to use "all points" for purchase. You could use as few as "1 point" and put rest on other payment methods. //@Anonymous: IT'S NOT WORTH THE MONEY.
$1 of AMZN item is worth 125 points.
So, that means, to use $30 of items, you'd need to use 3750 points.
even with the $10 which you got back, it's less than the amount you'd spend if you used the points for other items.
for example, if you use those points in grocery shopping, you'd be able to buy $46.88 worth of items for your 3750 points.
5 years ago |
Anonymous
It seems working opposite. Applied $30 w/ 3750 points :-(
5 years ago |
Anonymous
only eye drops work so far, nothing else is eligible
5 years ago |
Anonymous
I used $1 worth of points, thanks Cheetah //@anonymous: I don't see how you can use only 1 point. It appears you have to use at least $1's worth of points, which is 125 points. //@cheetah: You don't need to use "all points" for purchase. You could use as few as "1 point" and put rest on other payment methods. //@Anonymous: IT'S NOT WORTH THE MONEY.
$1 of AMZN item is worth 125 points.
So, that means, to use $30 of items, you'd need to use 3750 points.
even with the $10 which you got back, it's less than the amount you'd spend if you used the points for other items.
for example, if you use those points in grocery shopping, you'd be able to buy $46.88 worth of items for your 3750 points.
5 years ago |
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GoodJayBoy
I checked Amazon and it is showing the product is no longer available.
5 years ago |