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4 months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free (UK)
TL;DR: Until June 22, Prime members can get four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free.
Have you been carefully considering whether or not to sign up for Amazon Prime? The thought may have crossed your mind with Prime Day on the horizon. If you needed a little push in the direction of a Prime membership, Amazon has offered a pretty impressive sweetener.
Until June 22, Prime members can get four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free. This popular subscription usually costs £7.99 per month, so you’re saving over £30 with this early Prime Day deal.
Your subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited will automatically renew at the end of the four-month promotional period, but you can cancel this at anytime. Just don’t forget to cancel if you’re not interested in continuing. You might be tempted though, especially when you consider everything that subscribers get.
This music streaming service offers unlimited access to 70 million songs and thousands of playlists, and users can stream and download their favourite tunes without adverts and with unlimited skips. You can also follow all your favourite podcasts.
Get prepped for Prime Day with four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for absolutely nothing.
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