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Yeah at this point I view Amazon Prime as a streaming service with an extremely odd set of perks. It's also interesting the various bundles- I found out about
by tedivm 3y ago
Yeah at this point I view Amazon Prime as a streaming service with an extremely odd set of perks.
It's also interesting the various bundles- I found out about the Grubhub+ one, which is normally $9.99 a month and is free with Prime. If you use one or two of the services bundles it ends up being an obvious money saver.
- JackFr 3y agoDon’t forget WholeFoods perks.
- ghaff 3y agoFor me, Prime is the shipping. I don't know how much I'd pay for video streaming. Probably not much. And I've never used any of the random add-ons. (But then I don't use grocery/food delivery at all.)
- bombcar 3y agoI should setup a program that can digest the amazon export of all orders and tell you how much it actually saved you (especially if you're in an area that is no longer getting 2nd day, or you use the "amazon day" thing). Because you get free shipping anyway with an order of $35 or more. I can't actually see how much shipping is below that without creating a new account, but I doubt it's entirely excessive. Walmart of all places is starting to eat into my Prime usage, and I'm going to cancel after this year runs out and see how it goes.
- bombcar 3y agoAs long as they don't go too crazy, it can be nice - until they bundle too many things and it's more expensive than getting what you want elsewhere. I have little use for Prime Video so I'm not "saving $20 a month" compared to Netflix, I'm paying $10 a month for (whatever it has become, certainly not 2nd day) prime shipping. They also do a horrible job letting you know what you get, because I didn't even know about the Grubhub+ thing until I read it here.