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News: Amazon Prime Visa Gets New Design And Sign-Up Bonus - Credit-Land.com

Chase (the issuer of the Amazon Prime Visa card) and Amazon have added a new Whole Foods-themed card design for new and existing cardholders. Plus, the card gets a new sign-up bonus offer for those who love shopping at Whole Foods Market.

If you have been considering the Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Card lately, it's time you applied. Now and through March 3, new cardholders can earn a $100 statement credit just by spending $100 in-store at Whole Foods Market within two months from account opening.

Here are other card's benefits at a glance:

  • 5% back at Amazon and Whole Foods Market with eligible Prime membership
  • 2% back at restaurants, gas stations, and drugstores
  • 1% back on all other purchases.

If you do not shop at Whole Foods Market, you can choose a standard welcome offer in the form of a gift card, which is usually worth $70.

The Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Card also comes in a new design - new cardholders can choose between a Whole Foods-branded design and the card's original design with the Amazon smile logo. Existing cardholders also have an option to request a replacement card with the new design.

The Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Card charges no annual fee, but only if you have an eligible Amazon Prime membership.

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