forum threadFairMusic985 | Staff posted Nov 28, 2024 12:58 AM
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forum threadFairMusic985 | Staff posted Nov 28, 2024 12:58 AM
Amazon Prime for Students: Free 6-Month Trial (for New Prime Students) + 50% Off Prime Membership for All Students ($7.49 per month)
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You can check the details for Manual verification at : https://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&...39
1. Sign up with your school's alumni association, which may provide a .edu email.
2. Enroll in a single course at a nearby school to obtain a student account.
3. Use online education services that offer .edu email addresses.
4. Check if your graduated school's .edu email account is still active, as some institutions keep accounts open for months or years after graduation.
It's worth noting that these methods are commonly known and that Amazon offers a free trial for Prime Student.
It appears as Amazon run big on this One Day delivery promise to have everyone sign up for Prime, but then clawed back on the promise and the whole idea of one-day shipping. I remember they used to cite pandemic as the reason for delays, but pandemic has been over for a long time now and I still dont see it going back to the way it was several years ago.
And the way they push Prime sign up page EVERY time you checkout, no matter how many orders you place a day, even if it is your 15th order on that day, they will make you go through Prime sign up page and press that Skip button every time... Cant describe with words how annoying that is. Do they really think people will pay them $139 for being pushy? Bad marketing
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My cousin recently asked me what I'm getting my masters in, and I said that's adorable that you think so highly of me, honey it's just an associates 🤪
It appears as Amazon run big on this One Day delivery promise to have everyone sign up for Prime, but then clawed back on the promise and the whole idea of one-day shipping? I remember they used to cite pandemic as the reason for delays, but pandemic has been over for a long time now and I still dont see it going back to the way it was several years ago.
And the way they push Prime sign up page EVERY time you checkout, no matter how many orders you place a day, even if it is your 15th order on that day, they will make you go through Prime sign up page and press that Skip button every time... Cant describe with words how annoying that is. Do they really think people will pay them $139 for being pushy? Bad marketing
I'm in a major city and pretty much always get things in 1-2 days.
I sometimes order things for my mom, who lives in a small town and it can take 3-5 days and her stuff is usually delivered by UPS.
Many colleges provide .edu emails for alumni.
Amazon usually terminates prime student discount on an account after 4-5 years, unless you do manual verification again. You can contact school's IT department to change your .edu email prefix to apply for a new student account on Amazon.
Many colleges provide .edu emails for alumni.
Amazon usually terminates prime student discount on an account after 4-5 years, unless you do manual verification again. You can contact school's IT department to change your .edu email prefix to apply for a new student account on Amazon.
Compare that to standard Amazon accounts, you can get a 1-month free trial just about every year, if I'm not mistaken.
I actually asked Amazon to remove my student status from those accounts, and they couldn't figure out how.
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