From Mashable · Lois Mackenzie · · 1m 20s
Amazon Music Unlimited free for 4 months
Prime members can try Amazon Music Unlimited at no cost ahead of October Prime Day.
In brief
Prime members can try Amazon Music Unlimited at no cost ahead of October Prime Day. Prime members get four free months of Amazon Music Unlimited, but must cancel before the trial ends to avoid automatic charges of $12.99 per month. Originally reported by Mashable.
Four months free for Prime members
Amazon Music Unlimited is offering new subscribers four months of free access to the Individual Plan, available only to Prime members ahead of October Prime Day.
What happens after the trial
After four months, your subscription automatically renews at $12.99 per month, or $11.99 per month if you're a Prime member. You can cancel anytime in your Amazon Music settings.
Important restrictions apply
This offer is limited to new subscribers only, one per customer and account. It cannot be combined with other promotions. Non-Prime members can try the service for three months instead.
Cancel before charges begin
Make sure to cancel before your trial ends to avoid being charged. You can manage your subscription anytime through your Amazon Music settings.
Non-Prime members get three months
If you're not a Prime member, you can still try Amazon Music Unlimited for three months free, though the offer is shorter than the Prime member deal.
The headline
Prime members get four free months of Amazon Music Unlimited, but must cancel before the trial ends to avoid automatic charges of $12.99 per month.
