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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 with the option to cancel anytime.
When something is promoted as free, the first thing cynical shoppers do is look for the catch. This is just smart.
It’s natural to be sceptical when you see that Amazon Music HD is available for absolutely nothing, but in this case it really doesn’t come with a big catch. There are a few small catches, but nothing that should stop you from signing up.
The first thing to be aware of is that this offer is only available until Feb. 6, 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 trail period.
You might be thinking that this last point is a big catch, but it’s not. You can cancel the service at anytime, so there is no obligation to pay anything.
Sign up and give Amazon Music HD a try. What do you have to lose?
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