Amazon Prime customers can get money back off their purchases thanks to a new initiative launched by the online retailer.
The tip was shared by Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis in his latest blog and it is really easy to do.
As a way of encouraging customers to allow the retailer to prioritise essential orders, Amazon is offering £1 back off all orders where customers select its 'no rush' delivery.
Amazon Prime customers will be aware that, typically when you go to checkout there a number of delivery options available for free including one-day and same-day delivery (although this may not be available due to the current circumstances).
By choosing its new free 'no-rush delivery option' shoppers will get a £1 reward and will wait around 3 days for their item to be delivered.
The offer is available on orders of £10 or more.
According to details on moneysavingexpert.com, as long as you're given the option and choose 'No-Rush Delivery', you get a £1 credit for each eligible transaction, added to your account automatically when the order's dispatched.
The credit's then applied for you automatically at the checkout when you pay for your next order, but will expire if unused by 11.59pm on Sunday, June 14.
It's valid on pretty much everything, though it does exclude Marketplace and a few categories such as alcohol and baby formula.
