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Share Your Amazon Prime Benefits
- YooLi 14y agoThey've had this since the beginning of Prime in 2005. 4 members of your household or 4 coworkers basically means anyone you want, regardless of if they have the same address as you.
- ghc 14y agoWhy is this being upvoted? There is nothing new about being able to share Amazon Prime benefits. And here I was hoping it was an annoucement that you would henceforth be able to share your Kindle lending library benefits. That's my biggest annoyance, since I'm not the one in the household who has a Kindle.
- UnoriginalGuy 14y agoIt used to be only in the same household. It now reads "or up to four coworkers." Which means you can share it with anyone you know. Me and the wife weren't even sharing her Prime because we live at different addresses and didn't want her account to get frozen... Now we can!
- eridius 14y agoAmazon wouldn't have frozen her account. Speaking from personal experience, they don't seem to care even if the family member moves 3000 miles away from the Prime subscriber.
- georgemcbay 14y agoA "friend" of mine may have been sharing his Prime account with two unrelated friends who live in totally different parts of the USA for years with no problems. Perhaps they are making this sort of thing more legitimate but Prime sharing has always been a thing.
- shitlord 14y agoSeems like it doesn't work if you signed up for a paid Prime subscription through Amazon Student. :(
- bicknergseng 14y agoI have the same problem... even though I now pay for a full membership. I submitted a ticket.
- clickonchris 14y agoI also have the same problem
- jrochkind1 14y agoIt says right there: > Note: Amazon Mom and Amazon Student members with Amazon Prime shipping benefits and customers receiving a free 30 days of Amazon Prime benefits with Kindle Fire won't be able to share their benefits.
- shitlord 14y agoYeah but I'm a paying customer now.
- ditojim 14y agoi only see the option to add family members.
- th0ma5 14y agodoes this share history on the account too? i buy these people gifts!
- greenyoda 14y agoOnce I actually got to the form for sharing Prime benefits, I noticed that it doesn't actually include co-workers. The options for "relationship to primary member" only include family relationships like "spouse", "unmarried partner", "parent", "child", etc.