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Amazon's Big Spring Sale begins March 25 with major discounts
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Amazon's annual Big Spring Sale is set to begin on March 25, 2025, and will continue through March 31. The sale offers significant discounts across various categories, including apparel, beauty, sports essentials, outdoor furniture, and more.

Shoppers can enjoy up to 40% off select items such as apparel and beauty products, sports and travel essentials, outdoor furniture, gardening supplies, lawn equipment, grilling tools, home storage solutions, and bedding. New deals will be released daily throughout the event.

A Prime membership is not required to participate in the sale. However, Prime members can access additional discounts on items marked with the "Prime Spring Deal" badge. Prime membership also provides benefits like free shipping on eligible items and access to Amazon Music and Prime Video.

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To maximize savings during the sale, customers are encouraged to add desired items to their Amazon Wishlist in advance. Notifications can be set up for price drops via the mobile app or desktop assistant. Additionally, Amazon's own products often see substantial discounts during this period.

For those looking to save even more money on purchases during the sale, using certain credit cards can provide additional benefits. The Prime Visa card offers 5% cash back on all Amazon purchases for eligible Prime members and a $100 gift card for new cardholders upon approval. Other recommended cards include the Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card and Chase Freedom Unlimited.

The use of credit card offers and coupons is advised for further savings. For instance, American Express previously offered targeted cardholders up to 50% savings on Amazon purchases using Membership Rewards points.

Amazon's Big Spring Sale presents an opportunity for consumers to take advantage of numerous deals over its seven-day duration.

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