The associated copy is identical to what it might be if canceling cut you off immediately. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the marketeers would lie, since

The associated copy is identical to what it might be if canceling cut you off immediately. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that the marketeers would lie, since that's their job ("well we didn't outright say it'd be immediate" yeah sure but you did more than just imply it, too, and even implying is a lie if you intend to mislead, which you 100% for sure do). [EDIT] the first link you click to start the process is "End membership and benefits", for instance, and it just keeps that tone up for the rest of it. "By cancelling, you will no longer be eligible for your unclaimed Prime exclusive offers. Click here to see your offers." The cancel button reads "End my benefits", at the bottom of a list of all the stuff that comes with Prime. That's just saying you're losing all the stuff right now. If, when I hit this button, that doesn't happen, they were lying, period. [UPDATE] can confirm, they're a bunch of lying liars.