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Amazon Offering Discounts On Kindle Paperwhite And Voyage For Limited Time

Paul Morris·November 3, 2015

After launching its 'Black Friday pre-sales store' yesterday, Amazon is back once again with a deal for its annual Prime members. The online retailer had initially promised Amazon Prime members that they would get preferential access to more than 30,000 "lightning"deals before they went live to its regular customers, but it seems Amazon has also provided Prime subscribers with another reason to continue subscribing to the service; a $30 discount on selected Kindle devices.

Amazon Discounts Prime Membership To Just $67 For One Day Only

Oliver Haslam·September 23, 2015

To celebrate its five Emmy awards for original series "Transparent," Amazon is offering a considerable discount on a year's subscription to Amazon Prime, allowing customers to not only access its online video and music streaming services, but to also receive faster shipping on orders from amazon.com.

Amazon Prime Instant Video Now Lets You Download Movies / TV Shows On iOS, Android

Oliver Haslam·September 2, 2015

Amazon Teases Deals For Prime Day Sale

Zayed Rehman·July 15, 2015

Amazon will be turning 20 on the 15th of July, and in celebration of its anniversary, will be observing a sale day which is supposed to be bigger than Black Friday. Dubbed "Prime Day", the retail giant is already teasing us with a taste of things to come at its one-day-only super saver deals.

Amazon 1-Hour ‘Prime Now’ Delivery Service Goes Live Across Manhattan

Oliver Haslam·February 18, 2015

Amazon’s plan to take over the world of online ordering has taken another step forward today, with the firm now offering its impressive 1-hour delivery option to anyone, anywhere in Manhattan. More details on the news can be found right here after the break.

Amazon Prime Discounted To Just $72 For New Signups On January 24th, Here Are The Details

Oliver Haslam·January 24, 2015

Amazon Launches Prime Streaming Service For $7.99/Month, Offering One Month Free Trial

Paul Morris·November 6, 2012

If you have the opinion that there aren’t enough monthly subscription based media streaming services available, then Amazon has listened to those concerns in an attempt to compete with other services on the market by making their Amazon Prime service available on a subscription basis. Amazon had previously offered the Prime service at a $79 per year price point, but are in the early stages of testing out a more relaxed monthly offering that comes in line with the likes of Hulu and Netflix.

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