Hi does anyone know where I can get a discount code as a previous member for prime please I want it but can't afford the full price subscription. Thanks
Won't work in the ops situation. They only want it for books. Not worth the hassle
there isnt one
student prime would be your only option
If you can't afford it then how can you afford to benefit from having it ?
Do you know you can get free delivery to an Amazon Hub (shop or Post Office) or Amazon Locker without Prime with no minimum spend ?
If it's just the Prime Video service you want then you can get that by itself for cheaper
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For the kindle free books nothing else
You could ask a friend or family member to share their Prime with you- they can add your account to their Amazon "household". I think that officially you're all meant to be living under the same roof, but my brother shares his with me, and we certainly don't live together!
Doesn't matter where the other person lives
Sometimes they offer 99P for 7 days if you haven't subscribed for a certain period of time or sometimes a 30 day trial if you haven't subscribed for a while (usually noiced this offer by putting something in the online basket on Amazon or may show any offers if you click on prime in your account).
You might also be able to earn some Amazon vouchers (don't know whether they can be used for Amazon Prime subscription) through cashback sites (eg top cashback ,quidco) and survey/reward sites (e.g Microsoft points/Swagbucks)
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sorted bycan always use the +1@gmail trick
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student prime would be your only option
Do you know you can get free delivery to an Amazon Hub (shop or Post Office) or Amazon Locker without Prime with no minimum spend ?
If it's just the Prime Video service you want then you can get that by itself for cheaper
you could also look at this page on amazon
amazon.co.uk/my-…ons
and this one shows some amazon offers/discounts
Amazon vouchers & deals (March 2024) - Be Clever With Your Cash
You might also be able to earn some Amazon vouchers (don't know whether they can be used for Amazon Prime subscription) through cashback sites (eg top cashback ,quidco) and survey/reward sites (e.g Microsoft points/Swagbucks)