You'll still get the 30 days of your free trial, but you won't be automatically renewed for a year of paid membership. You can actually disable that option the moment that you sign up for a free trial - just go to your Membership Page and click Do Not Continue. The other great thing about Amazon Prime is that it's really easy to avoid transitioning to a paid membership from the free trial. Be sure you're clicking through the Start your 30-day free trial button. How great is that? Just be sure that you don't go through the Get Started button that you might see on the Amazon.ca homepage - that starts a year of Prime Membership immediately, with no 30-day free trial to test it out. I assumed, of course, that there was a limit of one free trial per account.Īctually, if it's been twelve months since your last free Amazon Prime trial, you can go ahead and get another one.Įven if you used Amazon Prime previously but cancelled your membership, you can still sign up for another free trial as long as it's been at least twelve months since your last one.

When they started advertising their Prime Day (in short, a one-day event with 'more deals than Black Friday' for Prime members only), I sort of wished I was still eligible for a free 30-day trial so I could check out the deals. When Amazon.ca launched their Prime service in 2013, I signed up for a free 30-day trial to test the service.

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