Amazon Link?

[El_Diablo]

There used to be an Amazon link on the DBR homepage that would kick back some revenue to DBR for any purchases made using the link. Is that still a thing here? If so, can someone please post the link (or point me to where it is located)?

[IrishDevil]

A soccer podcast I listen to had an amazon page with a similar kickback arrangement under the Amazon Partner Program. Not sure if this is what DBR was doing, but according to that podcast, Amazon has ended the Partner Program.

[elvis14]

I don't know about DBR but I do use Amazon Smile to send a little $$ to my daughter's High School (specifically the Pride Athletic Club which gives money to the schools athletic programs - my daughter's a soccer player). I just checked and so far I've 'given' $4.70 :-)

[DukieInKansas]

I also give through Smile.amazon.com. I've managed to "contribute" $4.71 to my church.

Perhaps, since DBR is now part of SBNation, they aren't eligible. I see lots of other organizations with Duke in their name listed as participating charities.

[elvis14]

so far I've 'given' $4.70 :-)

I've managed to "contribute" $4.71 to my church.

Aw man, now I have to go buy something on Smile.Amazon and 'contribute' at least $.02 :-)

[CameronBornAndBred]

The home page articles all end with this. It's a clickable link. No idea where it goes, since I didn't click.

If you're going to shop Amazon, please start here and help DBR and while you're there check out Barry’s book Across The Line
Check out our October '17 t-shirt! | Drop us a line

https://www.dukebasketballreport.com...es-on-the-road

[El_Diablo]

The home page articles all end with this. It's a clickable link. No idea where it goes, since I didn't click.


https://www.dukebasketballreport.com...es-on-the-road

This is what I was looking for--thanks!

A soccer podcast I listen to had an amazon page with a similar kickback arrangement under the Amazon Partner Program. Not sure if this is what DBR was doing, but according to that podcast, Amazon has ended the Partner Program.

Well, that's unfortunate. DBR is still posting the links, so I will at least give it a shot.

[jimsumner]

Aw man, now I have to go buy something on Smile.Amazon and 'contribute' at least $.02 :-)

Hey, I've donated a whopping $7.94 to the charity of my choice.

Has anybody hit double figures?

I guess I need to buy more.

[CrazyNotCrazie]

Aw man, now I have to go buy something on Smile.Amazon and 'contribute' at least $.02 :-)

If your daughter is like my kids I think she would argue that you give your $.02 far too often already!

[Reddevil]

Hey, I've donated a whopping $7.94 to the charity of my choice.

Has anybody hit double figures?

I guess I need to buy more.

$9.55 to Lab Rescue of Greater Richmond. Almost there!

[YmoBeThere]

$13.72 to Katie’s Roadside Rescue(San Antonio, TX)

[jimsumner]

$13.72 to Katie’s Roadside Rescue(San Antonio, TX)

That's setting the bar way high.

As Senator Byrd (Harry? Henry? William? Admiral?) once said about government spending, " a million here, a million there and pretty soon we're talking about real money."

[duke74]

That's setting the bar way high.

As Senator Byrd (Harry? Henry? William? Admiral?) once said about government spending, " a million here, a million there and pretty soon we're talking about real money."

Actually, I think that it was Sen. Dirksen of IL who is credited with saying it. "A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you’re talking about real money.”

[Rich]

$17.14 to the Acoustic Neuroma Association (I'm a recovering patient), but I buy A LOT on Amazon.

[diablesseblu]

$25.67 to Ruth's House -- a local shelter for victims of domestic violence (I must shop more on Amazon than I realized.)

[YmoBeThere]

Well, Amazon credits at 0.5% so divide your total by .005 and see how much you spent.

[jimsumner]

Actually, I think that it was Sen. Dirksen of IL who is credited with saying it. "A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you’re talking about real money.”

According to the internet, it was Dirksen and a million.

Inflation and all that. So, a billion in today's dollars.

[elvis14]

If your daughter is like my kids I think she would argue that you give your $.02 far too often already!

That would actually require my kids to hear and/or pay attention to realize that I've given my $.02 :-)