Trade in at least $30 of coins at any Coinstar location for an Amazon gift card and you’ll get a $5 bonus Amazon credit.
There are no fees to trade in coins for gift cards.
- Offer expires 11/30.
- Offer limited to the first time a customer gets an Amazon.com Gift Card claim code from a physical location for trading in coins.
- $5 Amazon Promo Credit is only valid on items sold from Amazon and expires on 12/31.
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15 Comments On "Trade In $30 Worth Of Coins For An Amazon Gift Card At Coinstar And Get An Additional $5 Amazon Promo Credit"
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Is there a limit to gift cards
You ever found a machine that isn’t broken or jammed or out of service?
Offer limited to the first time a customer gets an Amazon.com Gift Card claim code from a physical location for trading in coins.
Please explain
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The original wording was awful, makes it sound like each machine only has one code and you have to race there to get it haha. I think they’ve updated the wording:
“Offer is available to customers who get an Amazon.com Gift Card claim code at a physical location for the first time. This is a limited time offer, one per Amazon customer account.”
So I think it is essentially one-time per account, but it also may exclude you if you have already gotten an Amazon gift card from Coinstar in the past.
Why does this make any sense? They take 11.9% fee.
So, Coinstar charges 11.9%, so that $30 worth of coins will cost you $3.57. If those coins are worth less than $1.43 to you, then this is a deal.
No fees charged by Coinstar if used for Amazon gift card
Not worth the hassle. Maybe if there was no limit
Yeah, terrible wording. Why didn’t they just say “limited to one promotional credit per account.”
I can go to the bank, get 3 rolls of quarters put them in Coinstar and get a $35 Amazon gift card?
Yes. But is your time really worth $5 for all the hassle?
I did this already this morning, so hopefully my comments help answer people’s questions.
I took $32 worth of coins to the supermarket and chose Amazon.com gift card. I was not charged a fee, and got an Amazon gift card code for $32. I came home, added it to my account and it showed a $32 balance. Within 30 seconds I received an email saying I activated the $5 promo code which will automatically apply at check out.
Nice!
I have used it before… Oh well