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Kindle Unlimited free trial for new subscribers (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Prime members can get a three-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited for free, saving over £20 on list price.
This is an expensive time of year, what with Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and that massive Christmas list you’re probably trying to avoid thinking about. With cash reserves running low, wouldn’t it be nice to get something for nothing?
You can now get a free trial of Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited. Amazon is probably going to be where you’ll be spending most of your money this shopping season, so it’s nice that the retail giant is giving something back.
New subscribers can now get a free 30-day trial of the service, with Prime members getting access to three months for free. You can cancel your subscription at any time, but if you choose to continue to use Kindle Unlimited after the trial period, you will be charged £7.99 a month.
Kindle Unlimited allows you to explore over 1 million titles, thousands of audiobooks, and selected magazine subscriptions on any device. It’s the perfect gift for any bookworm out there.
Get something for nothing with this free trial of Kindle Unlimited.
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