AMAZON customers have just one week left to get their hands on £15 worth of free credit.
All customers need to do is upload one photo to Amazon Photos, an app similar to Apple’s iCloud that backs up your favourite snaps.
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The so-called “money for nothing” offer ends one minute before midnight on 31 July.
All Prime customers who upload at least one photo through the Amazon Photos app will receive an email within 7 days confirming when the promotional code has been applied to their customer account.
The £15 must be spent on Amazon’s website, with a minimum spend of £30.
Customers have until the 15th of August to splash the free cash on Amazon’s own products within the digital mega-market.
The promotional code will be automatically deducted from the next eligible purchase Prime customers make on the site.
However, to receive the promo code, it must be the first time you’ve used Amazon Photos with your Prime account.
So if you’re a regular user of the Photos app, then you unfortunately won’t be eligible for the freebie.
You also won’t be able to get your hands on the promo code unless you’re a Prime customer.
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But while the terms and conditions of the offer state that those on a Prime free trial aren’t eligible, a number of trialers have said they were successful in getting the freebie.
“I got a brand new Fire 10 Plus tablet for only £70 with this offer on Prime day, very nice (was £85),” one Prime customer wrote on offers site HotUKDeals.
“I did as was advised on here and just uploaded one pointless photo (of my bare wall in this case) and when I got my tablet it took the extra £15 off in the basket.”
Another wrote: “I used mine on prime day it’s a no brainer for £15 off a £30 spend.”
All users need to do is go to Amazon’s website to double-check their eligibility and then download the app.
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