Should you use Amazon for a variety of reasons, it may be worth looking into Amazon Prime. The subscription-based membership is available for just £59 for the next few days. Until November 18, new customers will be able to take full advantage of this £20 saving, which unlocks a bunch of benefits, which range from next-day delivery for thousands of products on Amazon to video streaming and music playback.
This promotion is only available to new customers and will end on November 18. It's worth noting that the usual price of £79 will be charged after the first year has been completed, but saving £20 on membership that unlocks free next-day delivery, access to online content and more is certainly worth considering.
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You can upgrade to a year of Amazon Prime for just £59
As an author, we would expect you to know that Amazon is in quite a few countries. Other than the fact that you indicated the fees in GBP, there's virtually no way for anyone to know that this offer is valid only for UK.
Do some smart reporting instead of just reporting. Come on.
You misunderstand, this is not reporting, just advertising.... }:-)>
True! Quite pathetic that even the advertising sucks.
You are assuming that not specifying the region is a mistake; however, it was engineered.
It's 19.90€ here in Italy
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Has anyone seen Grand Tour? Any good?
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It premieres on 18th November.
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They are still neglecting "oz" down here... :-)
But, Amazon has announced they are going to enter the Australian market very soon...
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I have prime in the US. It's handy, but mainly for prime video and music. The shipping perk isn't bad but if you want a streaming device, amazon fire TV and prime is a good way to get started. Plus, you know, kodi for power users
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Why is the hacker package so cheap? Seems like a scam. 95% off is awesome but I don't know if I trust it.
Amazon canada? No?...