Amazon

[nob]

The prices are going up for Prime and Ring.

I have a ring door bell with subscription and its going up to nearly £50 so I cancelled it and renewed and have another year for the £39.99 it was up for renewal March. Saved £15 plus £2.48 refund. That was a Martin Lewis tip.

Prime is going up to £50+ but I don't have that.

Cant help thing they are getting greedy.

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Feb 21, 2024 7:45:46 GMT nob said:

The prices are going up for Prime and Ring.

I have a ring door bell with subscription and its going up to nearly £50 so I cancelled it and renewed and have another year for the £39.99 it was up for renewal March. Saved £15 plus £2.48 refund. That was a Martin Lewis tip.

Prime is going up to £50+ but I don't have that.

Cant help thing they are getting greedy.

I've got Amazon Prime nob and I haven't been notified that it's going up ??
That's not to say that it isn't, At the mo. I pay £95 a year. I have been informed that they are now showing adverts (that started on 5th Feb)unless you pay £2.99 extra a month. For the time being the ad's are only shown at the start of a film (the ones I've watched anyway) so I can put up with that, it's when they break into a film I'll get miffed !!

[nob]

G the daughters got it she said its going up to over £90, I thought it was £75+ But I don't have it. The scam calls I get say I've been signed up for renewal at £75, so I dunnow.

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How much does Amazon Prime cost UK?
£8.99 per month
How much does Amazon Prime cost? There are two main Prime tiers: £8.99 per month or £95 per year. If you only want access to Prime Video, that's £5.99 per month. Students can claim a six-month free trial of Prime, and after it ends they'll get the tiers at half price: so £4.49 per month or £47.49 per year.12 Oct 2023

I know I WAS paying £7.99 a month and Martins Money Tips said they were putting it up to £8.99 but, same as you, to get a year at the old price to pay it all in one go before the price hike. Mine was due anyway so that's what I did. It saves about £11 a year I think but obviously once you sign up for a yearly subscription it carries on.
I don't really think I get my money's worth but I get free postage mostly if I order anything and I know if I want to watch a film I have loads to choose from so I don't cancel.
It's the Mobile phone and Broadband charges that make me mad they don't just go up by a small amount.  

[nob]

My mobile is with O2 and I pay just over £6 a month by DD I was paying PAYG and was getting the same thing for a £10 a month. The broadband I cant say its gone up considerably just a few pence a year so I'm happy with that, what does get my goat is they have stealthily put my tax up by lowering my personal allowance. But these will soon be gone and Labour will blatantly do it.