Amazon

[jennyjoan]

I ordered an item and was delivered as agreed by Amazon today - but I did not order via Prime - I am always aware of how accidentally you can do it. But looked into my account there and right enough it said you only have 6 days trial.

Did Amazon just automatically give me this or was it my fault again. I have cancelled said membership

[Peter Pedant]

// If you have six days trial left then there is still six days to cancel without getting a card company involved.//
erm no not really

cancelling prime when you are in a trial period is not straightforward as you havent started Prime and paid and so .... your account shows that you are NOT a member
and so .... there is nothing to cancel

I had to pay ( involving card hem hem) and then when it showed, cancel. So quite honestly mrs Bezos only getting £65bn yes billion I think is an underpayment from a shyster. But that is me

[alavahalf]

If you google 'cancel prime membership' it is fairly straight forward as long as you select 'cancel prime trial' in your account section. Must admit to having done it on a number of occasions.

[sherrardk]

You obviously use Amazon quite often (judging by how often you post that you have accidentally signed up for Prime) so you should actually sign up for it. For £7.99 you get free delivery and prime TV. You can also share prime with someone else through Amazon Family and you both get the same benefits, delivery to two separate addresses - neither of you can see what the other has bought or can access the other person’s account.

[jennyjoan]

don't have any other family members who would be able to access Amazon