AMEX Offer: FREE 3 Months of Prime Membership for New Members - YMMV
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Get 3 months of Prime courtesy of American Express! As a Prime member, you’ll enjoy access to:
Fast, free delivery on over 100 million items
Popular movies and TV shows, including award-winning Prime Original Series
On-demand, ad-free music streaming
Prime exclusive brands and savingsGood for those who want to take part in Amazon prime Day.
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To redeem this offer, link your American Express Card to your Amazon account. You will not be charged for the 3-month promotional period of your Prime membership.
*Limited time offer by invitation only. Terms and Conditions apply. 3 months of Prime has a $39 value.Offer Terms & Conditions:
This is a limited time offer and only valid in the United States.
Offer is available by invitation only, is non-transferable, is not redeemable for cash, and may not be resold.
Membership will automatically renew at $119 plus applicable taxes per year after the expiration of the initial 3-month Prime membership. View the Amazon Prime terms at www.Amazon.com/primeterms.
Prime memberships redeemed through a Prime gift code or promotional code are not refundable.
Amazon reserves the right to modify or cancel the promotion at any time.
Offer limited to one per customer and Amazon.com account.
Offer may not be combined with other offers.
This promotion starts at 2PM PST, 07/10/2018 and ends on the earlier of (a) 11:59PM PST, 07/23/2018, (b) the time at which 160,000 customers have redeemed the offer, or © when Amazon elects to end the promotion.
If you violate any of these terms and conditions, the offer will be invalid.
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@ctgolfer It’s not limited to new members. I wasn’t a CURRENT member but absolutely was a FORMER member. Got the targeted email. Also happened to have an AMEX card in my Amazon profile, which is the card it wanted to continue charging prime benefits to. It allowed me to add a new AMEX card for that. I’m pretty sure it can be changed to a NON-AMEX card for renewal afterwards, and of course you can cancel benefits after 3 months so that it doesn’t continue to charge you.
