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Anonymous
why we need this. To boil water?
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Since you have no idea what's the point of a sous vide cooker, you obviously don't need it. Move on troll... //@Anonymous: why we need this. To boil water?
8 years ago |
Anonymous
we call this heat fast
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Got books! Thank you
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Thx
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Works on used books too?
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Usually books must be sold by Amazon.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Thanks it worked!
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Worked
8 years ago |
Anonymous
It worked, thanks
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Looks like this is only for one time use per each account.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
it worked. Thanks a lot, dealsea.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
I like this deal!
8 years ago |
Anonymous
good deal. thanks, dealsea.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Why I cannot use this code for Violin books?
8 years ago |
dealsea.com
Is it sold by Amazon.com? Is it a Print Book? //@Anonymous: Why I cannot use this code for Violin books?
8 years ago |
Anonymous
I found they only allow you to use the code for typical books. Not working for my kids workbook tho.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
I don’t need these books.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
I used it for Sylvan and Brain Quest books no problem. Need to have $20 worth of books though, not 1 book and other stuff.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
15% can only apply once..
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Change account //@Anonymous: 15% can only apply once..
8 years ago |
Anonymous
limited for one purchase only. can't get the 15% off work again.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Is this the same card as the old Chase Amazon Rewards Card?
9 years ago |
Anonymous
I don't see $70 gift card
9 years ago |
Anonymous
It's too good to be true. Can't pass up this deal.
9 years ago |
Anonymous
I think it is. I clicked on the link and it showed I already have this card, and after clicking "account summary" it directed me to Chase.
It's a Chase-Amazon visa upgrade.
I want to know if I can still get the $70 GC. //@Anonymous: Is this the same card as the old Chase Amazon Rewards Card?
9 years ago |
Anonymous
I have a very high credit score and they still said they need a further consideration, which usually means my application is rejected. I think the requirement is extremely strict or the whole deal is fishy...
9 years ago |
Anonymous
Same here (+800 credit score). I have the previous Amazon Visa card. Waiting to hear back... //@Anonymous: I have a very high credit score and they still said they need a further consideration, which usually means my application is rejected. I think the requirement is extremely strict or the whole deal is fishy...
9 years ago |
Anonymous
I applied last night and got approved immediately. The $70 GC appeared in my Amazon account and the card connected immediately to my Chase and Amazon accounts.
9 years ago |
Anonymous
many cards will give you $400-$500 cash, don't waste time on this card, only $70, not worth for the hard pull of your credit score
9 years ago |
Anonymous
Got approved for the card, sweet!
9 years ago |
Anonymous
I went into my Amazon Wallet on my Amazon.com account and checked. The card has been automatically upgraded. This part of the mystery has been solved. Calling Amazon right now to find out about the $70 GC. Will update soon. //@Anonymous: I think it is. I clicked on the link and it showed I already have this card, and after clicking "account summary" it directed me to Chase.
It's a Chase-Amazon visa upgrade.
I want to know if I can still get the $70 GC. //@Anonymous: Is this the same card as the old Chase Amazon Rewards Card?
9 years ago |
Anonymous
For those with high credit score and still being considered, the trick is to select the highest income in the box. Does not matter your score is 900 and don't have $ to pay them back, they don't like that. Remember the old man said "No Money, No Honey".
9 years ago |
Anonymous
it's a good card, but what's the special feature of this card that I cannot get from other card?
plus, this card will encourage your to purchase more things that you don't need from Amazon.
9 years ago |
Anonymous
No, it means you might have applied for too many Chase cards in the past 2 years, esp Sapphire or Sapphire Preferred. //@anonymous: I have a very high credit score and they still said they need a further consideration, which usually means my application is rejected. I think the requirement is extremely strict or the whole deal is fishy...
9 years ago |
Anonymous
I have the old card and I got approved immediately. Thanks dealers!
9 years ago |
Anonymous
it is automatic upgrade to 5% with Prime, waste credit score //@Anonymous: I have the old card and I got approved immediately. Thanks dealers!
9 years ago |
Anonymous
Okay...update on the $70 GC. It is only for new prime members or new cardholders. For those of us who's already become members, we are not applicable.
9 years ago |
Anonymous
not worth it.
9 years ago |
Anonymous
So weird when people can't get what they want and tag the thing as fishy. It didn't smell fishy when you applied for it but it did when you got rejected..Strange. //@Anonymous: No, it means you might have applied for too many Chase cards in the past 2 years, esp Sapphire or Sapphire Preferred. //@anonymous: I have a very high credit score and they still said they need a further consideration, which usually means my application is rejected. I think the requirement is extremely strict or the whole deal is fishy...
9 years ago |
Anonymous
Is get the citi Costco visa you get 4% cash back on gas and 2 percent at Costco with one percent everywhere. It's really great deal plus you get check @ the end of year you go to Costco they'll give you cash for it.
9 years ago |
Anonymous
It's the best card. Costco make profit by membership, not by merchandise. So whatever it's credit card or product, Costco will give you the best and cheapest. //@Anonymous: Is get the citi Costco visa you get 4% cash back on gas and 2 percent at Costco with one percent everywhere. It's really great deal plus you get check @ the end of year you go to Costco they'll give you cash for it.
9 years ago |
Anonymous
It is not new member only. I am a prime member for a few years and I just got the card and $70 gift card. //@anonymous: Okay...update on the $70 GC. It is only for new prime members or new cardholders. For those of us who's already become members, we are not applicable.
9 years ago |
Anonymous
Shows $50 now, did every one else see the same thing? //@anonymous: I don't see $70 gift card
9 years ago |
Anonymous
It is not about prime membership, it is about if you had the GC before or not. //@Anonymous: It is not new member only. I am a prime member for a few years and I just got the card and $70 gift card. //@anonymous: Okay...update on the $70 GC. It is only for new prime members or new cardholders. For those of us who's already become members, we are not applicable.
9 years ago |
Anonymous
I'm a prime member and had the old amazon card.. my card was upgraded automatically. Check in your amazon account (not chase) /payment method for the cashback % you are getting... 5%=got the upgrade; 3%=didn't get it and can try to follow the direction for grade
9 years ago |
Anonymous
looks like i got upgraded. but where do you see if you got a gift card or not? //@Anonymous: It is not about prime membership, it is about if you had the GC before or not. //@Anonymous: It is not new member only. I am a prime member for a few years and I just got the card and $70 gift card. //@anonymous: Okay...update on the $70 GC. It is only for new prime members or new cardholders. For those of us who's already become members, we are not applicable.
9 years ago |
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Anonymous
The U2412m from staples.com might be a better choice. The $25 off $100 visa checkout is still effective today. It would be $150-$25=$125+tax to get a U2412m from Staples.com with a 1900x1200 screen.
8 years ago |
cheetah
Thanks for the info. Updated. //@Anonymous: The U2412m from staples.com might be a better choice. The $25 off $100 visa checkout is still effective today. It would be $150-$25=$125+tax to get a U2412m from Staples.com with a 1900x1200 screen.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Eh, the Dell 24" doesn't even have USB 3.0 ports, has slow response time and 2M ratio!! I have a 27" HP monitor with 10M ratio, USB 3.0 ports and faster response time, ultra thin - I bought it from Best Buy for $109, last year!
8 years ago |
Anonymous
Dell's Ultrasharp line has the best non-professional monitors. Anyway, you get what you pay for… //@Anonymous: Eh, the Dell 24" doesn't even have USB 3.0 ports, has slow response time and 2M ratio!! I have a 27" HP monitor with 10M ratio, USB 3.0 ports and faster response time, ultra thin - I bought it from Best Buy for $109, last year!
8 years ago |
Anonymous
What are the metrics for being "the best", or is your deduction based on "because I said so"? //@Anonymous: Dell's Ultrasharp line has the best non-professional monitors. Anyway, you get what you pay for… //@Anonymous: Eh, the Dell 24" doesn't even have USB 3.0 ports, has slow response time and 2M ratio!! I have a 27" HP monitor with 10M ratio, USB 3.0 ports and faster response time, ultra thin - I bought it from Best Buy for $109, last year!
8 years ago |
Anonymous
pls find another monitor which can beat U2414/U2412 w/ a better quality & performance and a lower price. TFT central has a lot of reviews.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
2412 does not have HDMI port. I think that's the only difference... //@Anonymous: The U2412m from staples.com might be a better choice. The $25 off $100 visa checkout is still effective today. It would be $150-$25=$125+tax to get a U2412m from Staples.com with a 1900x1200 screen.
8 years ago |
Anonymous
you don't need HDMI (too slow, not able provide HD gaming), All you need Disply Port not HDMI //@Anonymous: 2412 does not have HDMI port. I think that's the only difference... //@Anonymous: The U2412m from staples.com might be a better choice. The $25 off $100 visa checkout is still effective today. It would be $150-$25=$125+tax to get a U2412m from Staples.com with a 1900x1200 screen.
8 years ago |