Title: Amazon Prime Refund: Reclaim unwanted membership - MSE
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Content: Amazon Prime Refund: Reclaim unwanted membership - MSE
Reclaim unwanted Amazon Prime
Jenny Keefe | Edited by Steve Nowottny
Updated 21 September 2020
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Have you been hit by a £79 fee for unwittingly using Amazon Prime? We've seen scores of complaints from confused shoppers whose accounts have been debited by Amazon without them knowing why. Here we show how to get your £79 back (or £7.99+ if you were on its pay-monthly plan). In this guide
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What is Amazon Prime? Have people got their cash back? How to check if you have it & cancel
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OK, so first things first... what exactly is Amazon Prime? Amazon's Prime* service gives users who sign up for it unlimited free one-day deliveries on eligible items and access to its music and video streaming services. They can also borrow certain Kindle books for free and get unlimited photo storage on Amazon Drive, its cloud-based storage system. Prime's free if you sign up for a 30-day trial, but if you don't cancel during the trial period, it automatically enrolls you for either a year, taking a £79 fee from your account, or pay-monthly, in which case it will take £7.99.