Quote from Savings Beagle on September 28, 2020, 2:46 pm

Amazon has begun promoting this year's Prime Day(s), scheduled for October 13 and 14, 2020.

We posted one deal that provides a $10 account credit when you spend $10+ on a Whole Foods purchase.  The account credit is only good on Prime Days.  Which, obviously, is a motivator to get your to shop when Prime Days are in full swing.

I'm going to bet we see more of these types of promos in the next few weeks.

The last few years of Prime Days have been less than stellar with regard to significant savings opportunities.  Yes, there have been deals, but they've been on select merchandise that not everyone will want or need.

That said, if you're a Prime member, it's probably good to keep your eyes out for something that may be of interest during the Prime Days promo.

We'll do our best to highlight what we believe are good deals.  Or at least savings opportunities that may appeal to many.

And, leading up the mid-October's Prime Days, we'll continue to publish Prime and non-Prime deals, obviously.

If you're not a Prime member, you can join for a free 30-day trial.  Signing up now would allow you to take advantage of any Prime Days deals that might come along.  Then cancel before your 30-day trial ends to avoid being charged...unless you do want to continue with Prime, that is.  You can get the free trial at the link below.

Amazon Prime 30-Day Free Trial Link

Savings Beagle is an Amazon affiliate receiving a small commission from purchases made via Amazon links on this site.  You don't have to use our links to buy, but we very much appreciate when you do.  Note: prices are not affected by using our links.