How to claim your Amazon.co.uk Gift Card
Take out a life insurance policy through Compare the Market and you can get an Amazon.co.uk Gift Card worth up to £195**. Here’s how to claim it…
Take out a life insurance policy through Compare the Market and you can get an Amazon.co.uk Gift Card worth up to £195**. Here’s how to claim it…
What’s the offer?
You can get an Amazon.co.uk Gift Card – worth between £25 and £195** – if you buy a life insurance policy online through Compare the Market. Please note this offer is not available for sales made offline or directly through LifeSearch (our insurance partners).
When can I claim my free gift?
You can claim your gift card after you’ve made the first three monthly payments on your life insurance policy.
How do I claim?
Within 45 days of your third payment, Compare the Market will email you with more information on how to claim your Amazon.co.uk Gift Card. The email will be sent to the address you gave us when you bought the life insurance policy. (Please make sure that emails from Marketing Lounge Partnership Limited are accepted in your inbox and don’t end up in your junk/spam folder.)
Once you’ve received this email, you’ll need to claim your Amazon.co.uk Gift Card within 30 days. To do this, simply follow the link in the email and confirm your last name, post code and email address. Once these details have been validated, you’ll be sent your Amazon.co.uk Gift Card code via email. Please note, you can only get one Amazon.co.uk Gift Card.
Who should I contact about my Gift Card?
If you need help, you can get in touch with our partner, The Marketing Lounge Partnership by email at [email protected]. To find out more, read the full terms and conditions.
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