This trick although might or might not have discussed in this forum, if it is, mods feel free to mark as redundant and delete it.
I accidentally discovered this, so while I was placing an order for a HP laptop which had 5000 cashback on it, I made a partial payment with my YFE (since cashback offered was on YFE for a certain min. amount to be paid via that card) and ASV balance (remaining amount to double dip). After placing the order, within 30 mins I received my 5000 cashback as Amazon pay balance, however realised that I ordered at the wrong address and so had to cancel the order.
When I cancelled the order, the 5000 cashback which was already given had to be adjusted somewhere, so it got adjusted against the ASV I paid, and Amazon made me full by refunding the portion I paid via card back to card.
I don't use this often, but it was good to know, the best way to take benefit would be looking into your rewards section and chose the one which offers the max cashback (5000 etc.) else you might find yourself wasting time for smaller cashback deals which offer 200/250/500 etc. thing big lol
Disclaimer: You could put your account in jeopardy if you do too much of this, tread with caution
I accidentally discovered this, so while I was placing an order for a HP laptop which had 5000 cashback on it, I made a partial payment with my YFE (since cashback offered was on YFE for a certain min. amount to be paid via that card) and ASV balance (remaining amount to double dip). After placing the order, within 30 mins I received my 5000 cashback as Amazon pay balance, however realised that I ordered at the wrong address and so had to cancel the order.
When I cancelled the order, the 5000 cashback which was already given had to be adjusted somewhere, so it got adjusted against the ASV I paid, and Amazon made me full by refunding the portion I paid via card back to card.
I don't use this often, but it was good to know, the best way to take benefit would be looking into your rewards section and chose the one which offers the max cashback (5000 etc.) else you might find yourself wasting time for smaller cashback deals which offer 200/250/500 etc. thing big lol
Disclaimer: You could put your account in jeopardy if you do too much of this, tread with caution
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