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Free year of amazon prime for students

Ack, be careful signing up for this if you're already in a trial or something. It didn't just add on a year to my membership... my membership now ends a year from today so my 1/2 month left of my trial disappeared 🙁
 
Looks like they spam you for it.

"When you sign up for Amazon Student, you'll receive e-mail alerts for discounts and promotions. If you don't want any more Amazon Student e-mails, you may cancel your Amazon Student membership. If you do this, your Amazon Prime benefits will also end when the membership is canceled."

Still a good deal, just an F.Y.I.
 
If you paid for an Amazon Prome membership already then sign up as a student you get a refund on your remaining time left for your old Prime Membership.

After signing up for the student Prime, I just got an email confirming they were refunding me $52 for the Prime membership I already paid for. Sweet, thanks OP!
 
kinev said:
Looks like they spam you for it.

"When you sign up for Amazon Student, you'll receive e-mail alerts for discounts and promotions. If you don't want any more Amazon Student e-mails, you may cancel your Amazon Student membership. If you do this, your Amazon Prime benefits will also end when the membership is canceled."

Still a good deal, just an F.Y.I.
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For those of you who have a .edu address that you don't want spammed, don't worry -- the spam will go to your address on your account, which does not have to be your .edu address...of course it's also the one that order confirmations will go to as well.

If your .edu e-mail address isn't listed on your Amazon.com account, that's OK. The only e-mail we'll send to your .edu e-mail address is the verification e-mail. After that, other Amazon Student e-mails will be sent to the e-mail address listed on your Amazon.com account.
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However, as with most deals like this, if you have an .edu address but aren't actually a student, they reserve the right to ask you to provide proof of enrollment, and if you can't/don't:

We may ask you to furnish documentation supporting your eligibility. If you do not provide documentation indicating that you meet the eligibility requirements above, you may be required to reimburse us for benefits you received as a result of your Amazon Student membership.
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Whether they'd actually do that or not is a good question.
 
not accepting my email address - [name]@u.boisestate.edu

Seems its the 'u.' - will have to call Amazon.
 
Ooh...thanks. Is this a free year with auto-renew, where they'll automatically charge your card unless you cancel?
 
Crono said:
Awww, I already paid for mine a couple months ago. Oh well.
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Here:
Current Prime Members
You should recieve an email automatically from Amazon showing that your old Prime membership was cancelled and they are issuing a pro-rated refund. Obviously this is not guarenteed but it happened to me. The actual text from the email is below.

(from ahmadka: The second your new Prime membership is activated to get an email that your old prime is cancelled and that you would be receiving a refund within 2-3 days .. I got about $60 back ! )

"Hello from Amazon.com.

Your Amazon Prime membership has been canceled, per your request.

Since you received benefits on a small number of items, you will be issued a refund of $39.50 for the remaining months of your membership. If your membership charge has been completed, your refund should be processed within the next 2-3 business days and will appear as a credit on your next credit card billing statement.

You are welcome to come back any time and sign up for Prime again. Please know that we value your business, and we hope to see you again soon at Amazon.com.

To signup visit: http://www.amazon.com/prime

Best regards,

Amazon.com Customer Service
http://www.amazon.com"
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