People who are not students or on government aid can get 30 days of Amazon Prime for free when they sign up. There are two membership choices after the 30-day trial.
How to get a Free Month of Amazon Prime Membership: Want to become a member of Amazon Prime? Amazon, the huge online store, is really going all out for Black Friday by giving everyone a 30-day free trial of Prime membership to see all the benefits for free.
People who are not students or on government aid can get 30 days of Amazon Prime for free when they sign up. There are two membership choices after the 30-day trial.
Sign up for a new contract for $14.99 a month, which adds up to almost $180 a year.
There is a discount of $139 if you pay for the whole year at once. This is about $40 less than the monthly rate.
Qualified Government Assistance: People who get Medicaid, SNAP, or another type of qualified government assistance can join Amazon Prime for only $6.99 a month. It’s 50% off, or just over $8 less than the real price.
Student: If you are under 24 years old or in college, you may be able to get a discount on Amazon Prime Student. This price has a lot of benefits. You don’t have to pay anything to use Amazon Prime for the first six months. Amazon’s student price lets you become a Prime member for just $7.49 a month after that. Plus, GrubHub+ will bring food for free, you can save 10% on flights and hotels, and more. To get the Prime student rate, you must show proof of age or enrollment in a good college program.
In what ways does Amazon Prime rank high? Here are some of the good things that users can get.
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