$5 bonus to reload was too good to pass up
Seriously, unless World War III finally happens and all our infrastructure is toast and the only currencies that have any value are MREs and ammo and drugs, Amazon gift cards are basically as good as cash.<br /><br />If someone offered you $105 for the $100 bill in your wallet, you wouldn't have to think too hard about that, would you?<br /><br />Note to Amazon: you can offer me this deal any old time. There's no point in telling my friends because they're all shamelessly addicted to Prime too, but sure, I'll tell my friends too if you like. I mean, FREE MONEY! Yes, please.<br /><br />Okay, so let's say there's no bonus. Would I buy this anyway? Well, no. I might want to buy something that Amazon doesn't offer someday. I don't know what that would be, but I guess it is possible. But, you might still want to buy it. Maybe you have a drug or gambling problem, for example. At the moment you are lucid and in control, but come Friday night you are gonna take any remaining money in your wallet straight to the liquor store or the video poker machine. Forget that, put it here in an Amazon gift card where it's nice and safe. You can thank me later.
Rating: 5 stars