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3 months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free in the UK
How does on demand, hands-free, ad-free, and unlimited access to your favourite songs for free sound? Pretty good, right? Well you can now get three months of Amazon Music Unlimited for absolutely nothing in the Amazon Spring Sale, if you know how.
Until April 19, any new customer to Amazon Music Unlimited can get a three-month subscription to the service for free. There are some terms and conditions, that we’ll go into, but that’s the gist of the deal. Three months for free. What’s not to love?
It couldn’t be easier to get started. Simply follow the link, log in to your Amazon.co.uk account, check that “Individual plan” is selected, and click “Start your free trial – pay later”. You’ll get a 30-day free trial to start with, and then you’ll receive full discounts in months two and three.
When the three months are up, your subscription will auto-renew and you will pay the full monthly price of £7.99 for Prime members or £9.99 for non-Prime members, with the option to cancel anytime.
There are the usual rules, like each customer can only participate once, and the offer cannot be combined with another, but it’s all pretty straightforward.
This is your chance to get three months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free, so don’t miss out!
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