Amazon Prime has six months free and then half price for college students. Also, households on government assistance may qualify for a half price deal. Here are the details on these Amazon Prime discounts.
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Amazon Deal for College Students
The regular price for Amazon Prime – which includes Amazon Prime Video – is $14.99 a month or $139 for a year.
If you are a college student, you can get a free six-month trial, then pay just $7.49 a month afterwards. To sign up visit:
You’ll need to list your college, graduation year and major. If you have a .edu email address it might be best to register with that.
Amazon Deal for Government Assistance
If you’re on government assistance you can also get Amazon Prime for about half price.
If you receive EBT or Medicaid, you can get a one-month free trial, then pay just $6.99 a month afterwards. To sign up visit:
Try Prime Discounted Monthly Offering
You’ll need to provide an EBT number or Medicaid number to get the half-price special.
Amazon One Month Free Trial
If you are neither a student nor an EBD/Medicaid recipient, you can get still a one-month free trial at:
About Amazon Prime
Amazon Prime is a paid subscription service that gives users access to free same, one or two-day delivery, streaming music and video, and other benefits. There are more than 150 million Amazon Prime subscribers.
