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Amazon Music unlimited 4 months for £0.99 for New & Existing Prime Members @ Amazon Prime

£0.99 Amazon UK29 Jun 17

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itsvimal

29 Jun 17

Amazon Music unlimited 4 months for £0.99

Exclusive for new and existing Prime members

4 months for £0.99 offer terms and conditions:

From 06.00:00 (BST) on Thursday 29th June, 2017 through 23.59:59 (BST) on Tuesday 11th July, 2017 Amazon Prime members can join Amazon Music Unlimited and receive a promotional offer of 4 months Amazon Music Unlimited Individual Monthly Plan for £0.99.

• The offer is only available to customers with a trial or paid membership to Amazon Prime or Amazon Student.
• The offer is only available to customers who have never had a trial or paid subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited.
• Those who take advantage of the offer are not eligible for a 30-day free trial of Amazon Music Unlimited.
• Any portion of the promotional membership period that is unused upon termination of membership will be lost. Each Participant can only participate in the promotion one time.
• The offer is only valid for Amazon Music Unlimited offered on http://www.amazon.co.uk/unlimited by Amazon Media EU S.à.r.l.
• Digital content and services may be local and restricted to customers in U.K.
• The offer is limited to one per customer and account.
• The offer may be withdrawn or amended without notice.
• The offer cannot be combined with any other offer.
• The offer is not transferable and may not be resold. A cash payment is not possible.

Top comments

B0rker

29 Jun 17 14 #26

It's 99p dude...

Finlab

29 Jun 17 9 #7

Probably means new subscribers to music unlimited rather than new to prime

killstreak

29 Jun 17 6 #8

This is actually ridiculous. So to get access to 2 million songs you have to be prime member then to get access to 40 million songs you have pay additional amount. Maybe they will bring up something for which you have to be prime member, and pay for one service and again pay for another one.

EndemicAlarm to killstreak

29 Jun 17 4 #12

So use one of the other legal services with 40 million songs that charges almost nothing.

Latest comments (82)

snoopy18

12 Jul 17 #82

When my prime membership finishes will they disappear off my phone, if I just download to my iPhone

shockwaver13

12 Jul 17 #81

This service is awsome with echo. Im a tight person and dont like shelling out on subscriptions but for 99p paired with echo this is a bargain quality of the tracks is superb. Amazon have got this bang on.. Probably going to sign up for the year when my 4 months finishes!

trd

11 Jul 17 #80

haven't people heard of YouTube? it has songs that are often missing from these "providers" and it's free...

greens117

11 Jul 17 #79

don't work for me! I'm on student prime and had music unlimited before but cancelled.

debracampbell

11 Jul 17 #78

please forgive my ignorance,but i don't know how this works.I've bought an Echo as a gift for someone.Question is,can i buy the Amazon music unlimited for them,or doesn't it work like that?I aint got a clue!!!

paulfoel

11 Jul 17 #77

Only any good if you're not existing music subscriber :-(

paulfoel

11 Jul 17 1 #76

The offer is only available to customers who have never had a trial or paid subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited.

I guess not :-(

paulfoel

11 Jul 17 #75

wonder if I could cancel and rejoin lol.

paulfoel

11 Jul 17 #74

Only any good if you're not existing music subscriber :-(

timetobenice

11 Jul 17 #73

Try checking your country settings: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/dmusic/player/settings

hibby7062

11 Jul 17 #72

Bonus.... ill cancel mine today :smiley: ... thanks!

steevio_uk

11 Jul 17 #71

Amazon Music didn't quite cut it for me, mainly due to the player on my phone - which I do 90% of my listening on - but that's just personal preference based mainly on software.
Spotify just generally works the way I need it to and found Amazon a little cumbersome in comparison, though I'd say Amazon's library was probably better than Spotify's.

Only real gripe with Spotify is the random replacement of songs on playlists. I'll often find a song missing or replaced with a terrible cover/studio/live version with no rhyme or reason, yet the original track (or at least an original copy of the track) is still sitting within the Spotify library, so you can never be 100% that all of your songs are the version that you want.
Their randomising algorithm is quite shit too.

One thing Amazon is good at, is their choosing of songs for random playlists.
At a BBQ, asked a friend's Echo to play a grunge playlist and each song was an absolute corker, not just the most well known ones either.
Spotify is a bit hipster in that regard, trying to get me to listen to music played by cunts with topknots and beards.

markal

11 Jul 17 #70

Hi
has this expired, I can't seem to find the option to get the trial?
thanks

fishmaster

10 Jul 17 #69

Let's say the average song is 3 minutes, 40 million * 3 minutes =
228.159105 years. So the question is will anyone live to 228 years old and spend 24 hours a day every day of their life listening to music? :smiley:

clnsndrs

10 Jul 17 #68

Confirm subscription cancellation
We're sorry to see you go. You will continue to enjoy all the benefits of your Amazon Music Unlimited plan until your subscription ends, after which you will no longer be charged.

Subscription Renewal
On 10 Nov. 2017, your Unlimited subscription will not continue.

deany76

10 Jul 17 #67

Great deal, thanks for posting.
I'm with Google Play Music, prepay till Dec 2019
I have 3 Dots so for .99p for 4 months I signed up and cancelled.
Have been giving Alexa some random tracks and albums to play.
So far 100% correct:

"Alexa play the new album by London Grammar"
"Alexa play the song Deacon Blue by Steely Dan"
"Alexa play the album Winelight by Grover Washington"

Very impressed, if I had no streaming subscription I'd sign up for the £79.00 a year at end of trial
The Echos and Dots are a bargain at the moment, £35 for a Dot is a give away price

MrFizzy

10 Jul 17 #66

Do the downloads still work after the end of the subscription or is there some DRM involved?

hibby7062

10 Jul 17 #65

This is in the terms saying:

• Any portion of the promotional membership period that is unused upon termination of membership will be lost

So id say if you cancel early, you will lose the remainder of the period...

thebhoyprime

10 Jul 17 1 #64

I took the free trial over christmas. cancelled it, and never paid anything.

That rules me out for this it seems.

Tried the website and app, just getting the standard pricing :disappointed:

gilesrdavies

10 Jul 17 #63

Perfect timing, my 4 month free Google Music trial has just ended...

Another 4 months unlimited music streaming sorted for diddle squat, while these companies offer these trials, I'll happily continue to take up the deals!

DCFC79

10 Jul 17 #62

Maybe link has been fixed but works for me.

thedon

10 Jul 17 1 #61

The free version works well, controlled by my android phone.
I've taken the offer for the unlimited trial but it doesn't look like it's active yet to test It. It uses the same Amazon app so I can't imagine the Sonos API will notice any difference.

Krinkle

10 Jul 17 #60

I shall take this up tomorrow after getting my heavily discounted Echo :smirk:

johnnystorm

10 Jul 17 1 #59

Yes, tracks can be downloaded for offline use and you can save them on the sd card if using Android. cheeky

pat-w

10 Jul 17 #58

Thanks OP

Teezer

10 Jul 17 #57

Can you download tracks?

richieg

10 Jul 17 #56

Keep getting amazon.com when I click the link.

bellboys

10 Jul 17 #55

Went for the Tidal 3 months free offer yesterday as I've already had a trial of Amazon Unlimited (I'd forgotten but Mr Bezos has a much better memory than me!! (embarrassed) )

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/3-months-tidal-hi-res-streaming-music-service-worth-1999-per-month-for-free-and-get-access-to-jay-zs-new-album-from-306-if-thats-your-thing-2726336

Sound quality on the Tidal HiFi quality option is fantastic, btw. Plus, like this, you can cancel immediately and it continues until the offer is up (in the case of Tidal 3 months). Recommended if you can't get this.

bandit17

10 Jul 17 #54

I would sign up for this, but I'm still in the 1st month of that recent Spotify deal :smiley:

K1LLER_HORNET

10 Jul 17 2 #53

Vivienl

10 Jul 17 #52

Hi, does anyone know if the amazon music unlimited works easily with sonos ?

neiiilers

4 Jul 17 #51

If only importing a playlist from a different platform to the other was possible :disappointed:

ghorricks

3 Jul 17 1 #50

Just cancelled my Music Unlimited sub after 10 mins and it says on Amazon:
On 3 Nov. 2017, your Unlimited subscription will not continue.
So - Go for it...

he6rt6gr6m

3 Jul 17 #49

Whilst Google have their offering free for 4 months, that's only new customers by the sounds, so this being existing is

onkoke

30 Jun 17 #48

I was concerned about the line in the T&C:
Any portion of the promotional membership period that is unused upon termination of membership will be lost.

I got this reply from Amazon:
Please be informed that if you sign up to 0.99 GBP Music subscription plan, you need an active Prime membership for the whole 4 months.

If you've cancelled your Prime membership (before 4 months) after sign in to 0.99 GBP music subscription, you'll not be able to use the benefits of music subscription.

Maybe obvious but wanted that clarified by Amazon.

Since my Prime Membership expires on the 4th July I can't make use of this. Unless I try and get that yearly offer for £59 but can't be bothered.

jasoncopsey

30 Jun 17 #47

Thanks for this - I’m an existing prime student subscriber and grabbed the offer. Don’t forget to diarise the cancellation!

Jiemms

30 Jun 17 #46

Nice deal! Heat added, thanks op.

McNabFish

30 Jun 17 1 #45

Hmm. Keeps reverting to Amazon.com and won't offer the 99p deal...

Cleared cache and cookies... Anyone offer a suggestion?

thedavebaxter

30 Jun 17 #44

Can you tell me who they are please?

Huraqan

30 Jun 17 1 #43

Thanks for posting, I was thinking of trying Amazon music unlimited a while back.

This way is perfect to try it out.

Cheers OP

Yuzo

29 Jun 17 #42

Thanks just cancelled my apple music (£9.99pm) and gone for this 99p for 4 months... winner!

janner43

29 Jun 17 #41

Yes. I did that earlier today. My service remains active until 29 October

Petal

29 Jun 17 #34

Does this work if you are on student prime?

Ajibee to Petal

29 Jun 17 #40

Yes - see original post above!

"The offer is only available to customers with a trial or paid membership to Amazon Prime or Amazon Student."

Barnes1990

29 Jun 17 #39

Heat added, can't go wrong for 99p

lucky6877

29 Jun 17 #38

Brilliant, my Spotify trial was coming to an end end of this month, just signed up (existing prime member) and received the offer as advertised. Thank you and voted hot!

john.swfc

29 Jun 17 2 #37

Anybody listened to all 40 million songs yet?

jaydeeuk1

29 Jun 17 #36

I can't get it but its a great price.

killstreak

29 Jun 17 6 #8

ah_heng to killstreak

29 Jun 17 #11

Don't be surprise that in the future all must sign up for prime to shop with Amazon and Prime plus members will get free delivery....

EndemicAlarm to killstreak

29 Jun 17 4 #12

So use one of the other legal services with 40 million songs that charges almost nothing.

weirdo to killstreak

29 Jun 17 2 #20

Guess it's similar in a way to their Prime Video, where you have to pay extra to watch the newer releases.

Muir to killstreak

29 Jun 17 #35

Personally I like it this way. It's not like Netflix or Spotify where they only do one thing, and if you subscribe it can be assumed that you really like that thing. Amazon Prime has a whole range of features, so I would much rather that Prime comes with a basic version of each one and allows me to upgrade them individually if I want to, rather than assume I want same-day delivery and every song and every video and every book and charge me accordingly.

Scarro

29 Jun 17 #33

Got this, it's great. Especially with my echo

simjambra

29 Jun 17 1 #32

Thanks, nice deal

mjb1975

29 Jun 17 #31

Yup my current Google play sub ends next mouth (had four months free).

I get prime benefits in an Amazon household (not a direct prime customer) so will have to see if I can get the same 99p offer...

Edit - confirmed, 99p offer even in a prime household.

My Google play sub expires on 22 July. Do we know how long this amazon offer is on for? Ah 11 July I see. Worth it for a small overlap.

Tryingtohelp2

29 Jun 17 1 #30

Perfect timing, my 4 months free Google play music is just about to expire (and 4 months for 99p deezer expired just before that).
Thought I was going to have to settle for a measly 2 million songs with prime music, oh the hardship that would have been cheeky
Heat added.

You can click manage subscription via the app in settings, cancel straight away (after several are you sure you want to messages) and it shows clearly when your subscription will end (end of October).

Pondlife

29 Jun 17 #29

Never seen their adverts

qwales

29 Jun 17 #14

Can you cancel immediately and still get the 4 months trial - I just know I will forget and end up paying £8/month?

Will Alexa pick this up or do I need to add it in somehow?

Krinkle to qwales

29 Jun 17 #28

This bit in the T&Cs tend to say not...

Any portion of the promotional membership period that is unused upon termination of membership will be lost.

...could be wrong though :neutral_face:

Ajibee

29 Jun 17 #27

Cross off Deezer though if you object to egregiously patronising TV adverts. It's the only language advertisers understand.

B0rker

29 Jun 17 14 #26

It's 99p dude...

trickytree

29 Jun 17 #25

I've been waiting for an offer on this since I got an Echo in December.
Thing is I not use it much over the summer I expect so I may just hold off and hope they do a Black Friday or Christmas offer.
Voted Hot and I bet I change my mind in the next 2 weeks......

obwan2014

29 Jun 17 #24

My other half had a one month Prime membership. Tried to get the £59 Prime yearly on hers, and wasn't possible. So took out the £59 yearly on my non-prime account and cancelled her Prime, which still has a couple of weeks to run. I have a Dot, and had a one month Amazon Music Unlimited account when I first got that, so annoying can't get this 4 months for 99p, but have just ordered it on the OH's account, which I will run through Echo. A bit of a long way around, but have both Amazon deals now. Thanks OPs.

JustAPye

29 Jun 17 #23

Perfect, I'll have been living off free (nearly free) trials for a year now. :smile:

Pondlife

29 Jun 17 3 #22

Or just get all the current deals to try them all for yourself for not much outlay.

99p Spotify, Deezer, and this, free Tidal and Google play. Even free month of Apple Music.

£3 try the lot of them.

s4ndh4r

29 Jun 17 #16

Spotify, Apple music or this... which one is better? Daft question but hopefully will get a good answer from someone.

Zuulan to s4ndh4r

29 Jun 17 #19

I'd say they are all as good as each other as they all have about 40 million songs. It's not as if they each have 40 million songs exclusive to their service alone.

weirdo to s4ndh4r

29 Jun 17 #21

Good comparison of the various streaming services:

http://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/audio/best-music-streaming-services-2017-3523953/

Adv86

29 Jun 17 #18

Thanks OP.

tinca

29 Jun 17 #17

Just dun it, cheers OP

rob4x4

29 Jun 17 1 #15

Yes you can cancel immediately so you don't pay the renewal and keep the 4 months unlimited music. I just did it.
Alexa picks it up automatically.

bertie_uk

29 Jun 17 #13

Digger.Barnes

29 Jun 17 #10

It worked for me and I have been a member since last September.

bluecityste

29 Jun 17 1 #9

Took out the NME offer on here last week. Doh!

Finlab

29 Jun 17 9 #7

Probably means new subscribers to music unlimited rather than new to prime

ST3123

29 Jun 17 2 #4

Why only new prime members? Thought prime was all about getting exclusive benefits, now you have to be a new customer to benefit too? Good for new users I guess but seems unfair for customers that might have had it for years...

Nick2013 to ST3123

29 Jun 17 1 #6

Just like every other large company

yippekaya

29 Jun 17 3 #5

I've been a Prime member for 3 years and I just signed up for this and the order is confirmed as being £0.99, so not just for new Prime members.

sinxa

29 Jun 17 1 #1

I thought music was free? It's so crap

harveyman to sinxa

29 Jun 17 3 #3

You get access to 2 million songs free with prime membership not the 40 million this is for.