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Amazon Music HD is free for 90 days (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Amazon Music HD is free for 90 days, and you can cancel the service at anytime.
We know that a lot of you will be naturally sceptical of anything that is free, and that’s because most of these promotions end up tying you into contracts with hidden costs. It’s sensible to be aware of these traps, but sometimes free means free.
Amazon Music HD is now free for 90 days, and you can cancel the service at any time, so there is no obligation to pay anything. There is no catch and you’ve got absolutely nothing to lose by giving it a try.
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This promotional offer is valid until March 24, and it’s redeemable towards an Amazon Music HD Individual Plan or the Amazon Music HD Family Plan. The offer is also only available to new subscribers, and your subscription will auto-renew at the full monthly price at the end of the trial period (unless you cancel).
Amazon Music HD offers unlimited access to 50 million songs in HD, with more than double the bitrate of standard streaming services. This means you can hear your favourite tunes the way the artist intended. It’s something for the audiophiles out there.
Why not give it a try?
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