Amazon.ca Amazon.ca: Get a FREE $15 Amazon.ca Credit with Amazon Photos Until August 31 Get a $15 Amazon.ca Credit with Amazon Photos!

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Backup your precious photos and score a bonus from Amazon.ca, where you'll get a $15.00 Amazon.ca credit for free by using Amazon Photos.

An Amazon Prime membership is required and this offer is only available to first-time users of Amazon Photos. Amazon Photos is a service that automatically saves your photos to the cloud on devices running Android, iOS, macOS or Windows. The service is free for all Prime members with unlimited storage and for reference, the $15.00 credit is higher than the typical promo credit of $12.00.

Simply download the Amazon Photos app on your device, then turn on Auto-Save in the app and upload at least one photo. Once complete, you'll get an email within seven days to confirm your $15.00 Amazon.ca credit.

The $15.00 credit itself is redeemable on orders of $30.00 or more with merchandise sold and shipped by Amazon.ca.

This offer is effective until August 31 for Amazon Prime members only, while the $15.00 credit is redeemable until September 15.

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  • Toukolou
    • $15 for giving Amazon access to a single photo on your phone seems like a perfectly fine deal to me. But if you really care that much about Amazon not having any data on you at all, you probably shouldn't be shopping with them in any way, shape or form any way.
      I don't disagree that $15 isn't a bad deal for a single photo. And you're clued in to set up a file with a single photo to collect your $15 and then uninstall the app. What I'm saying is most people won't do that, and Amazon knows it. Otherwise they wouldn't offer anything for a single photo.

      As for shopping with them, I don't need to grant them access to my media files to buy something. People are suckers for these "good deals", without understanding that whatever they're offered, the value of what they give in return is magnitudes greater.
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  • wearysky
    • Yeah, so it's a s**t deal either way, imo.
      $15 for giving Amazon access to a single photo on your phone seems like a perfectly fine deal to me. But if you really care that much about Amazon not having any data on you at all, you probably shouldn't be shopping with them in any way, shape or form any way.
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  • Toukolou
    • Right, but your comment was "Don't trust them not to change the TOS in the future" which is a moot point if you're installing it just to get the credit, and then uninstalling.
      Yeah, so it's a s**t deal either way, imo.
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  • wearysky
    • They bank on people granting blanket access, like most do (not specific folders). Once it's granted, they gain access to the photos you've taken, and even if you uninstall the app they already have what they were looking for.
      Right, but your comment was "Don't trust them not to change the TOS in the future" which is a moot point if you're installing it just to get the credit, and then uninstalling.
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  • Toukolou
    • I mean... If you're just doing it to get the credit and have no intention of using the app, just uninstall it once you have the credit? Problem solved.

      FWIW, I've been using Amazon Photos for years (since Google stopped offering free full resolution backups) and it hasn't changed which folders it has access to. Maliciously choosing to intentionally grab all your images after you told it to only access certain folders would get noticed pretty quickly, particularly with a company under as much scrutiny as Amazon.
      They bank on people granting blanket access, like most do (not specific folders). Once it's granted, they gain access to the photos you've taken, and even if you uninstall the app they already have what they were looking for.
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  • wearysky
    • If you're good with taking the word of 3rd party services, knock yourself out. But ToS can be, and often are, changed.

      Most people are too lazy to even bother reading the ToS (I know I am), let alone review "updates".
      I mean... If you're just doing it to get the credit and have no intention of using the app, just uninstall it once you have the credit? Problem solved.

      FWIW, I've been using Amazon Photos for years (since Google stopped offering free full resolution backups) and it hasn't changed which folders it has access to. Maliciously choosing to intentionally grab all your images after you told it to only access certain folders would get noticed pretty quickly, particularly with a company under as much scrutiny as Amazon.
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  • kingbijan
    • Lol, 15 bucks is a small price for Amazon to pay to gain access to a person's media files.
      I was gonna say, does nobody realize $15 is peanuts for all your photos and videos? That’s billions worth in metadata
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  • cream4389
    • does this work for business account?
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  • seenjeen
    • If you're good with taking the word of 3rd party services, knock yourself out. But ToS can be, and often are, changed.

      Most people are too lazy to even bother reading the ToS (I know I am), let alone review "updates".
      $15 credit was applied to my account by following the steps I laid out.

      So.... yeah.
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  • UghImNewHere
    • Ah, finally an opportunity to send Bezos a picture of my newly installed waterbeds.
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  • Redpearl
    • Thanks
      It looks like it’s a easy $15, just getting Prime and will try this
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  • IslandDeal
    • I received my Credit ! Not bad for uploading 1 PIC !

      Thanks OP and everyone !

      I added something SOLD BY AMAZON to my Cart and I can see the Credit:
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  • Angellz
    • Darn! Not eligible, but thanks OP. :)
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  • redkid
    • this is SO strange
      i installed this app for the first time and there were already 10 low quality photos of some kids i've never seen before from NS (i'm in ON and never even been there b4!)
      so most likely wont get the $15 credit as someone used my email to upload their pics b4 ...
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  • bgallagher
    • YMMV.
      Clicked on the link and it said: "Sorry, you are not eligible for this offer."
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  • Toukolou
    • Install app.
      'Allow access to selected photos'.
      Select only 1 photo.
      ???
      Profit.
      If you're good with taking the word of 3rd party services, knock yourself out. But ToS can be, and often are, changed.

      Most people are too lazy to even bother reading the ToS (I know I am), let alone review "updates".
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  • seenjeen
    • Lol, 15 bucks is a small price for Amazon to pay to gain access to a person's media files.
      Install app.
      'Allow access to selected photos'.
      Select only 1 photo.
      ???
      Profit.
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  • antibucks
    • I installed it and gave it 1 folder with 2 pictures only. It's using 25% of my cpu and high power usage constantly. I had to shut it down. It's acting like a virus or bitcoin miner.
      I didn't get the email but I was qualified. We'll see how it goes.
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  • rfdnewbie6910
    • i also just got this email
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  • mr2711
    • Thank you for trying Amazon Photos! Your $15 credit has been applied to your account and will be automatically applied to your next eligible purchase on Amazon.ca. You received this credit because you started backing up your photos with your unlimited full-resolution photo storage included with your Prime membership.

      This credit will expire at 11:59 p.m. (PT) on July 15, 2022.

      Offer only applies to an order over $30 of products sold by Amazon.ca or Amazon.com Services LLC or Amazon Services International, Inc. (look for "sold by Amazon.ca" or "sold by Amazon.com Services LLC " or "sold by Amazon Services International, Inc." on the product or content detail page). Products sold by third-party sellers or other Amazon entities will not qualify for this offer, even if "fulfilled by Amazon.ca" or "Prime Eligible".
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  • loosecannon
    • I get the same broken link, is it because RFD changes the links up?
      having the same problem
      I updated the deal link in the first post. It's pointing to the right page now.
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  • SureshA720227
    • The link posted on old thread works but I am not eligible
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  • Stiles23
    • huh? i didnt get broken link
      Sorry, I quoted the wrong person :(
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  • mike10
    • I get the same broken link, is it because RFD changes the links up?
      having the same problem
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  • rfdnewbie6910
    • I get the same broken link, is it because RFD changes the links up?
      huh? i didnt get broken link
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  • Stiles23
    • no i mean after u uploaded a picture. cuz i only got the welcome to amazon photos email, so i dont even know if i did properly
      I get the same broken link, is it because RFD changes the links up?
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  • RosalynG779926
    • Can I upload this error picture?

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  • rfdnewbie6910
    • Neither.... I used the Link provided by the OP, logged in and saw the offer.


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      no i mean after u uploaded a picture. cuz i only got the welcome to amazon photos email, so i dont even know if i did properly
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  • Toukolou
    • Lol, 15 bucks is a small price for Amazon to pay to gain access to a person's media files.
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  • hp..
    • Pretty sure I've never used Amazon Photos, but the link says I'm not eligible. Oh well, worth a try.
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  • jcamldn
    • boourns i am not eligible on either of my accounts. never used photos before either. :(
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  • xphile
    • How does one determine eligibility? I've never used photos, but I didn't directly get the promotion email.
      Click the link OP posted above, if you're not eligible, it'll tell you so.
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  • IslandDeal
    • did u get any email saying u will receive the $15 later? or just a generic welcome to amazon photos email?
      Neither.... I used the Link provided by the OP, logged in and saw the offer.

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  • Canadianmist
    • Usually, the minimum 30$ spend to use the 15$ credit would suck, but luckily Prime Day is JUST before the deadline. Crossing my fingers for some good deals!
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  • seriosbrad
    • What the heck, I don't ever remember using Amazon Photos. I wonder if they count the use of Amazon Drive? Cause I have used that before, back in 2017 for less than a month.
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  • rfdnewbie6910
    • That was easy ! Thanks Loosecannon !

      I downloaded the Windows APP and allowed it to use 1 Folder on my PC with 1 Picture :-)

      I'll share the PIC for anyone that needs one :-)



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      did u get any email saying u will receive the $15 later? or just a generic welcome to amazon photos email?
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  • plznote
    • How does one determine eligibility? I've never used photos, but I didn't directly get the promotion email.
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  • JoJoCan
    • I already use Amazon Photos :(
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  • IslandDeal
    • That was easy ! Thanks Loosecannon !

      I downloaded the Windows APP and allowed it to use 1 Folder on my PC with 1 Picture :-)

      I'll share the PIC for anyone that needs one :-)


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