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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I currently have netflix but am looking at changing to Amazon prime..
Anyone got it? Can you pay monthly or do you have to stump up the £79 in one go? X"
it's got to be the stump up fee, but then you don't have any monthly payments.
It catches out a lot of people who sign up for the free month, especially around Christmas time, who don't cancel in time.
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"No it's not monthly. One off payment of £79 but that's not bad. Pay more with Netflix  "
Netflix is £71 for the year but I get a fair amount of stuff delivered with Amazon. Just not sure ive got the £80 upfront yet.. |
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"No it's not monthly. One off payment of £79 but that's not bad. Pay more with Netflix
Netflix is £71 for the year but I get a fair amount of stuff delivered with Amazon. Just not sure ive got the £80 upfront yet.. "
With prime you'll also get free ebooks and music too  |
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"No it's not monthly. One off payment of £79 but that's not bad. Pay more with Netflix
Netflix is £71 for the year but I get a fair amount of stuff delivered with Amazon. Just not sure ive got the £80 upfront yet..
With prime you'll also get free ebooks and music too "
What's the film/TV choices like? Any newer stuff? Netflix is mostly old stuff. |
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Amazon prime is £79 but Amazon Instant Video you should be able to just pay monthly... I pay £5 a month for Amazon instant video, I don't have amazon Prime. But then I've had a subscription with them that has carried on since they were lovefilm. |
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over a year ago
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You can get a free trial of prime (stream stuff only). I'm on it at the minute.
Nothing that good on it i feel, like mostly old stuff that was popular at the time and loads of stuff i haven't heard of. Also hardly anything i ordered online gets the prime postage so it is being cancelled and i'm going back to other free online sites that virginmedia haven't blocked yet.
You get 1 month trial but have to cancel it in 2 weeks if you want to cancel it. |
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over a year ago
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Thank you for reminding me to cancel my trial, almost forgot with a day to go.
Going to have to do a month trial in hubbys name for prime day.
I use Netflix (I say I when I mean the kids) but there's lots on there for them. I struggle to find something I want to watch. I cant see amazons being much better but if you buy lots online that are eligible the next day delivery is great. |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"No it's not monthly. One off payment of £79 but that's not bad. Pay more with Netflix
Netflix is £71 for the year but I get a fair amount of stuff delivered with Amazon. Just not sure ive got the £80 upfront yet.. "
There is an offer on that ends today, it is down to £59 |
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If you're going to sign up to prime anyway then it's some free TV. If you were choosing it for the TV if struggle to recommend it. Unlike others they tend to trick you a little by switching shows between the free prime and their pay per view service. So they will let you watch season one of something for free and then you find to watch the next season they want £15. I find that a bit of a sneaky business model and prefer Netflix and NOW TV because of their one off fee. |
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By *rsIdiotWoman
over a year ago
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For those struggling to find stuff on Netflix, try using something like hola extension. It let's you browse as if from different countries, USA Netflix has far more that I want to watch than the UK version |
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By *educedWoman
over a year ago
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I have both after getting stung with Amazon last Christmas when I forgot to cancel my free trial. It does show Vikings which is an excellent watch but it's nothing special.
I watch Netflix more after changing DNS settings and getting American Netflix although this is getting harder to do.
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I've had a Droidbox for 3 months now, got access to absolutely everything (on amazon / netflix / sky / virgin / all sport / films etc) for nothing. Box costs £70 and that's it - need a good internet connection though. |
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"No it's not monthly. One off payment of £79 but that's not bad. Pay more with Netflix
Netflix is £71 for the year but I get a fair amount of stuff delivered with Amazon. Just not sure ive got the £80 upfront yet..
With prime you'll also get free ebooks and music too
What's the film/TV choices like? Any newer stuff? Netflix is mostly old stuff. "
Not if you get the American Netflix x |
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I have both. Netflix is mainly outdated stuff or films that didn't take off (great for falling asleep to). AmazonPrime has much more dated things on it, plus comes with other added extra. I ordered 2 books last night at 9pm and they were here today by 12pm (shocked) all because I have amazon prime |
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