Claim Your Cash Back From Amazon
If you were one of the thousands of Christmas shoppers who bought your presents online, you probably felt quite smug. After all, I expect you saved yourself countless fruitless searches for items that had sold out, not to mention the nightmare of trying to find a parking space, let alone the time wasted standing in monstrous queues to pay.
And if you happened to order most of your gifts from online retailer Amazon, you may have the opportunity to feel even more pleased with yourself. Why? Because the company offers a "Price Drop policy". Essentially, this means if anything you've purchased in the past 30 days has dropped in price, you can claim the difference back!
Clearly, with the retailer currently holding a January sale the chances of what you ordered having been reduced since Christmas are pretty high so it's well worth checking out.
How to claim
Firstly, log into your account in Amazon and view the orders you've placed in the past 30 days.
Check the price you paid for each item, and then how much it is currently selling for (you should be able to do this by simply clicking on the item itself).
If the price has been reduced, make a note of it.
Now go to Help (top right hand corner of the screen) and select 'Contact Us'.
Click on 'Customer Service'. You should now be able to select the right order.
Next you should be able to select the item you would like the refund for and click on 'Contact Amazon'.
Explain that you would like a refund as the price of the item has dropped in the past 30 days. You should then receive an email to confirm the difference will go back onto the card you paid with.
So you can benefit from any sales reductions, while still having been able to give your loved ones their gifts on Christmas day itself. Fantastic.
Of course, if you were one of the organised few who ordered their gifts before 8 December unfortunately, your time to claim has already run out - but keep it in mind for the future. And for anyone who ordered after this date, time is running out so get your claim in quickly. What's great about this policy is that it doesn't just apply at Christmas.
It is, however, worth noting that this policy only applies to purchases made from Amazon themselves. If you bought your items from one of the sellers in the Amazon Marketplace, you won't be able to claim any savings back, I'm afraid. If you're uncertain you should be able to find out very easily, simply by logging into your Amazon account and checking where your ordered items were purchased from.
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