@mrvietnam

@geezlouise How did you get the Amex promo code to stack? I have the offer activated, added the Fire HD code and cart summary shows 2 $30 discounts but no additional 20% off.

Same here. The price for the Fire HD 8 Tablet is $99.99 minus 2 $30 discounts, but no additional 20% off. Anyone know how to get the 20% off stacked with the other offers?

Qualifying offers:
Deal of the Day
Fire HD 8 Promo

I did not stack two AMEX codes - only the code specific to the Fire HD8. The Prime Day deal takes $30 off the regular price of the Fire HD8 then the AMEX code deducts another $30 (when using at least $1 in Membership Rewards points to pay). The Whole Foods credit brought the price down another $10 so my final cost was $10. The AMEX promotion for an additional 20% off when paying with points did not stack with the AMEX Fire HD8 promotional code.
Without the Whole Foods credit the final price will be $20.

Was able to stack the Prime Day Deal, AMEX promo code and $10 Whole Foods credit to get the Fire HD 8 for $10.
This is my second HD 8 - at this price it was hard to pass up.

I came to post essentially what you did except I didn’t get the Amazon GC because my GC balance is high enough and I didn’t want to add more than $10.

My phone number would not work either even though I verified that it is correct before I left home and while in store. I found out that if you don’t have or want the Whole Foods app, you can use the Amazon shopping app to do the same thing.

Just open the shopping app, and search for “wholefoods qr.” Then click on "Scan your Whole Foods Market QR Code.”

That works and is much easier for me.
Thanks!

Just returned from Whole Foods and can confirm that the purchase of an Amazon gift card works to get the $10 Prime Day credit. At my Whole Foods the minimum Amazon GC purchase is $25 but it’s money I will spend anyway on Monday.

Just an FYI - I needed to download the Whole Foods app, link to my Amazon account then show the QR code that appeared before making the purchase. A linked telephone number is supposed to work but did not for me despite several attempts by the cashier. It was easier to just use the app.

@c3 said

The discount cannot be applied to the Amazon GC, so at least 20% of the total has to be something other than the Amazon GC to absorb the discount.

I had no idea.
Thanks for pointing that out.
It will help a lot of others.

I was able to get $500 in GCs - $400 for Amazon and $100 for Whole Foods - with the discount. No merchandise necessary but no matter what combination I tried, I was only able to get the 20% off with a max of $400 in Amazon GCs. If I had more than that in Amazon cards the discount dropped to 10%.
Thanks for the heads up that this even works on GCs.

In reading the fine print on this offer, it looks like the $2 GC is for any Coke product purchased on Amazon. Anyone know if this is truly limited to Coke purchases or can it be used for anything on the site?

Shows up available at $79.99 so perhaps it was a price mistake that has been corrected.

I doubt it would work for Kodi, only amazon and netflix right? And even then you’d need the remote to put in the parental control code wouldn’t you?

Unfortunately I don’t use the two things you mentioned - Kodi and parental controls. I primarily use Amazon, Netflix and now the Firefox app to access YouTube. Even if Alexa hasn’t worked on a specific app (i.e. it doesn’t find YouTube inside Firefox), the voice control to pause, play, etc…works through the Echo once the content is playing.
So for me I really did just add the Fire TV to my Alexa app and was good to go.
I hope others can help answer this since I plan to install Kodi at some point.

@ananrefugee said in Prime Members: All-new Fire TV with 4K Ultra HD and Alexa Voice Remote (Pendant Design) Streaming Media Player $44.99 + FS @ Amazon:

Set mine up last night, it was very simple to do. Now just need to figure out its ins and outs and how to get my Echo to work with it.

For me getting the Fire TV connected to my Echo was simply adding the Fire TV to my Alexa app. I use Alexa via my Echo all the time to control my TV. Talk about lazy… I hardly ever pick up the remote.