to want amazon prime free trial

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please does anyone have a code to do this

You just sign up don't you? It's one of those things where you sign up, then the first month or however long is free and if you don't want to start paying you have to go and cancel. I have no idea how easy it is to actually do the cancelling though, since they have the direct debit instruction/card details all set up at that point...

I had one once, I just clicked the link on the Amazon website that said 'click here for a free trial' and that was it. It was easy to cancel.

I tried it once as I needed a specific toy for a birthday. They managed to lose the toy when transferring it between warehouses on route. It never arrived. I ranted complained. I was given two more weeks on my free trial . DH tried it last week for a phone accessory he wanted ASAP. It arrived 2 days later.

If you get it please remember and cancel it you sign up on amazon to do it I forgot to cancel and was charged £49 amazon did refund it though but you do it online no codes needed ,

I forgot to cancel but loved it so I kept it

I dont really use amazon enough to keep it and I forgot i had signed up so thats why i forgot to cancel, was easy to cancel though once i had worked out what this 49 quid was on my cc bill

Amazon Prime is excellent except when they use Royal Mail to deliver the item. Very rarely arrives when it should. I've been a member for about 2 years now

I love Amazon prime £50 well spent IMO

YABU. I can't see why a free trial would be needed TBH. There's no need to test what it's like to have your Amazon Prime items delivered for free, as it's obvious how it works.

used and cancelled

I've used it for about 4 years and love it. I use Amazon all the time and family use my account for stuff so get prime delivery too.

I had the free trial and loved it. Cancelled it straight away so I didn't forget.

My DH is on about his third 'free trial' as long as you cancel there doesn't seem to be a limit to how many free trials you can have.

I've had 3 free trials too, keeps offering me it, but sometimes it says would you like to trial it and when you say yes, it says you can't as you've had a free trial before.