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- Being an Amazon Prime member will cost you $119 a year (less if you're a student or you have an EBT or Medicaid card).
- These 31 Amazon Prime benefits prove it's an online membership worth having, whether you need to have products delivered quickly, enjoy streaming entertainment, or like saving with exclusive discounts.
- You can experience all the benefits with a $4 to see if it's worth it for you.
- Getting ready for Amazon's fifth annual Prime Day this July? You can find $4.
Ask anyone around you and they'll most likely say they have an $4. At less than $10 a month, it offers many convenient benefits, making it a great investment for its price.
A regular Amazon Prime membership is $119 a year. Students not only get 50% off Prime memberships ($6.49/month), but also enjoy exclusive discounts. They can get a $4. Meanwhile, Prime is also discounted ($5.99/month) for $4.
$4 evidently think it's worth it, but if you're still on the fence about buying a membership, we've rounded up its many benefits below.
You might even already have Prime but aren't using it to its full advantage, in which case this list will be a nice refresher for all the benefits you should know about.
You can experience all the benefits with a $4 to see if it's worth it for you.
Remember, if you want to shop on $4, you need to be a Prime member.
Here are the 31 $4 benefits you should know about.
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