How to Try Out Amazon Prime for FREE
If you haven’t fell hard for Amazon Prime – now is the time to try it FREE. Have I ever told you how much I love my Amazon Prime membership? I use it ALL THE TIME. So what do I use it most for?
- I adore the 2 day (sometimes even less) shipping. I use it from anything from a kitchen bakeware organizer, extra Nerf gun darts, to a home school book, to LEGO birthday gifts, or even bandaides! Perfect for a mom that doesn’t have time to shop! I can’t imagine how much I would have loved this in the diaper days!
- We use it frequently to watch FREE TV episodes (a great way to watch a television series commercial free) and movies. They have a great kid selection (a ton that Netflix doesn’t offer), that makes us question our cable subscription all together. Our Panasonic TV has an app that makes it easy to watch these on our TV, or we can watch them on our laptop or iPad if we are on the go, or want to watch something in a different room. (I’ve heard you can also watch through Wii, PS3, and XBox.)
- There are also free Kindle downloads each month through the Kindle Lending Library.
For a limited time, new customers can try it out for FREE for 30 risk-free days. After your free trial, Amazon Prime is just $79/year. You can cancel anytime. It pays itself off in savings, downloads, and free shipping in no time!
So what’s YOUR favorite thing to purchase from Amazon?
I love Amazon Prime! I’m a college student so I get it for half price but I would gladly pay full price. With 5 kids at home that play sports and are busy with school activities on top of my full-time school schedule the ability to jump online and order is life-saving. I have toilet paper coming regularly with Subscribe and Save and if I could have bread and milk delivered my life would be so much easier. And at Christmas they offered me video credits if I didn’t need something within the 2-days. Christmas shopping was easy because the kids went on and found exactly what they wanted and put it on the wishlist (they youngest is 10 so they are much more computer savvy than I am some days). We have Netflix as well and they stream a lot more from it than Amazon but I stream Amazon on my Kindle Fire.