Amazon Prime Student Membership 6 months free trial - then £4.49p/m or £47.49 Annual Membership (Equv £3.96 p/m)

Don't forget that they now charge for 'overnight' and same day delivery. From next year they're going to charge to watch Prime without adverts too. You also need to pay for a Amazon Music if you want to listen to a lot of stuff or like albums to play in order. That's all on top of this subscription. I don't know who is currently butchering Prime but I hope they get a verucca between every toe.

They keep trying to catch me out with this. I swear originally my student status made me eligible for 4 years on prime but now they're getting me to re confirm im still a student every 6 or 12 months

On my 9th year as a student , annoyingly after 4 years you need to make a new account but they still accept your previous details (name,address,method of proof)

NUS card can be renewed every 3 years and then used as proof if you no longer have access to an .ac address or original student matric card (via email method) - NUS don't care as long as you pay them lol, they will renew a card forever

I was a student for 4/5 years tbh, but refuse to go back to normal account!

My family use my prime more than I do, so they can pay if they ever change the student account system!

Just renewed student proof like 2 days ago, so above info is all still correct (edited)

I'm no longer prime and happier for it. No more boxes to get rid of, no more packages left on there step or having the door bell going late at night. With the advent of prime video getting ads and often higher prices than other online retailer's. Amazon isn't the utopia of deals we were once sold on. They got consumers in a buying from them habit and if I have woken up to this others will too. I'm not saying don't buy from Amazon, just think that prime is for Amazon's benefit to keep you loyal not yours.

It's been that price about a year now , with first 6 months free. Was even cheaper before that. I'm not a Student , just got a pop up one day with the offer. All they asked was when my course finished.

I’ve had student prime for a couple of years and one word of warning is they don’t seem to deliver to your billing address which is most likely also your delivery address on weekends. It either has to go to a locker or a relatives. Literally the house opposite on our dead end road gets delivery on the weekend, and the neighbours, I’ve entered their address for delivery and it’s delivery on the weekend.

I have this. I'm not a student and I didn't really pretend to be one.

Amazon wouldn't stop spamming me to have this, every time I tried to order, making me click no several times, eventually I just clicked yes to see what happened and I ended up with Amazon student, they never asked for any form of ID and i'm about 18 months into it. Guess it was some form of glitch. (edited)

Anyone know a way around to keep your student account after 4 years, without a new account being setup??

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I'm sure I had Prime Student but it reverted to normal a while ago when I finished my OU module and took a break. I'm now starting OU again, can I update my normal Amazon Prime account to student?

Some things I used Prime for:
Music - it's like radio now, which I can get FREE
TV - rubbish, prefer Pakistani Youtube - almost FREE
Free delivery - I do spend a lot, and £25+ offers free delivery
Prime, Black Friday, Warehouse Sales - no longer good

Now, is it worth £95? I may not extend it next year.

Can you do households and share student prime in the same address? (edited)

Anyone with access to CWU. Communication workers union one of the benefits is Totum card. This can be used as student proof.

I managed twice this offer in two accounts
I’m even students or any card holder

This was very popular with the hukd crowd when they accepted NUS totum cards but alas no more!!

I have found the best way to get this is to have children every 4 years so when they go to Uni, use their account. On my 6th kid... #moneysavingexpert

free trail to where?

In case some people don't know, if you work for an organisation such as a college or university where you have an *.ac.uk email, you can get prime student, potentially for the entirety of your tenure.

anyone know how to get this with a cheap online course?

Unfortunately doesn't let me use my student email account based in ROI.

Edit: It went through. (edited)

My Totum Pro expires in Feb. So will my Student Prime after 4+ years. I don't know how I'll cope! (edited)

I’m just thinking but would it be immoral to use my student certification document (and edit it at uni) to essentially give myself Amazon Student Prime for life?

Just keep editing the dates on it until I hit the year 2080 whatever (I’ve gone back to uni to do my MSc this year).

Yes it’s my original uni, meaning I can’t use the academic email address anymore as it’s the same thing… (used it for 4 years before). (edited)

How does Amazon photos work if I switch our account to my partners for her student prime discount and free 6 months? Will I lose all my photos and have to reload them all onto her new prime account or can they be transferred in any way? Obviously we want to keep them all as we screen them on our firesticks and shows but as all are linked to my account I’m guessing if I stop my prime we won’t get them anymore?

Here's how it looks for me. Only 1 week trial, for 49p. It also is strict about having a .ac.uk email address which is different from other people saying they weren't even asked to prove. (edited)

I’m a student, but have an Amazon account already. Do I need to sign up with my student email please?

How to get this without being a student anybody? Like is there a way to get a Student Totum card for instance if not a student perhaps?

I got it years ago via a cheap online course, but not sure that works anymore? (edited)

Anyway to do this without being a student. Just keeps telling me to put a student email in

How do you "get" an .ac.uk address?

Can anyone help with an open uni letter? Please DM me

Can you use student prime on the same account twice?

Is there an expiry on this deal?