Join Amazon Prime Get 3,000 JetBlue Points
JetBlue and Amazon are currently offering a limited time promotion that could add a nice chunk of TrueBlue points to your account for doing nothing more than making your Amazon shopping experience easier and less expensive.
Now, through May 8, 2017, at 11:59 ET, sign up for an annual Amazon Prime subscription and you’ll receive 3,000 JetBlue points added to your TrueBlue rewards account.
This promotion is only available to new Amazon Prime subscribers (not currently an Amazon Prime member) and individuals who have a TrueBlue account.
If you do not have a TrueBlue account, you can join – free – at this link.
Only a fully paid annual Amazon Prime membership ($99 before taxes) will be eligible for the promotion/3,000 TrueBlue points.
If you’re not familiar, an Amazon Prime membership will give you:
- Free two-day shipping on eligible items
- Prime Video – unlimited streaming of movies and TV shows in the Amazon video library
- Prime Photos – Unlimited photo storage
- Prime Music – unlimited streaming of more than a million songs
- And much more.
And, don’t forget you can earn 3 TrueBlue points for every dollar you spend shopping on Amazon.com. You just need to sign into your TrueBlue account and shop through your unique link to earn the TrueBlue bonus points.
The Amazon Prime promotion, unfortunately, is not eligible to earn the 3 points per dollar – just the 3,000 points.
Savings Beagle is an Amazon affiliate, earning commissions on purchases made through Amazon links on our site. However, for this promotion, you do not – oh, that hurts to say – want to use our links to purchase the Amazon Prime membership. And, if earning JetBlue TrueBlue points is your goal, you won’t want to make future Amazon purchases via our site, either.
To earn the 3,000 TrueBlue points, you’ll need to log in to your TrueBlue account (or set one up and then log in) and purchase the Prime membership through your unique Amazon link.
It’s always nice to grab some easy rewards points, and if you’ve been considering a Prime membership, this just might be the deal for you.
image courtesy of jetblue.com
