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Default Amazon Prime - inertia selling?

pinnerite wrote:

I found a "subscription" charge for £7.99 marked Amazon Prime.
I have never knowingly signed up.


I think almost everyone I know (no matter how IT savvy) has been
'tricked' into that one, they actually seem very keen on sending me 7
days of prime for 99p offers, which comes in handy to get everything off
the wish list, watch a box set and maybe a few years old film, then wait
for another few weeks for another offer.

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Andy Burns wrote:
pinnerite wrote:

I found a "subscription" charge for £7.99 marked Amazon Prime.
I have never knowingly signed up.


I think almost everyone I know (no matter how IT savvy) has been
'tricked' into that one, they actually seem very keen on sending me 7
days of prime for 99p offers, which comes in handy to get everything off
the wish list, watch a box set and maybe a few years old film, then wait
for another few weeks for another offer.

Every few months Amazon offers me a free trial of Prime for a month, I
always take it up, set the "remind me three days before it expires"
E-Mail flag and cancel it before it costs me anything.

You *can* beat Amazon at their own game.

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pinnerite wrote:

I found a "subscription" charge for £7.99 marked Amazon Prime.
I have never knowingly signed up.


I think almost everyone I know (no matter how IT savvy)


Not me

never fallen for it



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"Andy Burns" wrote in message
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pinnerite wrote:

I found a "subscription" charge for £7.99 marked Amazon Prime.
I have never knowingly signed up.


I think almost everyone I know (no matter how IT savvy)


Not me

never fallen for it


I have signed up for the free month, repeatedly, mainly
for the lower freight charge with stuff from the USA which
is better value than what I can buy from anywhere else.

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On Tue, 9 Mar 2021 06:38:51 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again:

I have signed up for the free month


Nobody talked to you or ask you anything, senile asshole!

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