With so many different music streaming services available today, it can be hard to figure which one to choose. Many streaming services offer promotional deals for first time users, such as a first month free. The first month free deal is the perfect way to lure in customers, as many people don’t even end up noticing that they’ve paid $10 a month on various streaming services before they’re hooked. Spotify Premium and TIDAL are just two of the popular music streaming services that use this clever tactic.
Amazon, however, has decided to try a different plan in attempts to reel in potential customers. Their new streaming service is called Amazon Music Unlimited, and while they are definitely hopping on the “first month free” bandwagon, they have another trick up their sleeve. We think it’s something you’ll definitely be interested in.
Amazon will allow all new users to stream as much music as they want for free for the first month of use, but they’ll also pay you to try out their service!
So, how can you claim this sweet deal? Start your free trial on Amazon before 11:59 pm Pacific Time on October 6th. While Amazon is limiting the number of credits it hands out, the $10 should immediately appear in your account after you sign up.
The only catch: the $10 expires on October 31st at 11:59 pm Pacific Time, so you’ll have to use that money quick! Keep in mind that the credit only works on products sold by Amazon, so it won’t work on 3rd party items sold in the Amazon marketplace.
You’re also not allowed to combine this offer with any other offers. When you’re free month trial is up, Amazon Music Unlimited only costs $7.99 per month for Amazon Prime members, and $9.99 for non members. You can cancel your membership at any time.
If you’ve been thinking about trying out a new streaming service, it’s the perfect time! Are you going to take advantage of this deal?
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