AMAZON is giving away four months of its Spotify rival for free.
It means you can listen to Amazon Music Unlimited without paying a penny.
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Normally you’d only get a month-long trial.
After that, you’d have to start paying £8.99 a month indefinitely (or £9.99 if you don’t have an Amazon Prime subscription).
But Amazon is now giving away four free months of the service in a “limited-time only” offer.
The catch is that the offer is only available to new subscribers.
That means if you’ve already bought Amazon Music Unlimited before, you won’t be able to enjoy the deal.
You also need to be an existing Amazon Prime member.
If you’re not a Prime member, you’ll only get three months free – although that’s still nothing to sniff at.
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Amazon Music Unlimited is a direct rival to the likes of Spotify and Apple Music.
It gets you a larger roster of on-demand tracks without any ads interrupting playback.
You can listen to as many songs as you like in any order.
And there’s offline listening with unlimited skips too.
If you’ve got an Amazon Echo, you can also use Amazon Music Unlimited to enjoy hands-free playback via Alexa.
The offer is available right now, and runs through to October 13.
Once the four-month trial is complete, the subscription will automatically review.
It’ll cost you £9.99 a month – or £8.99 if you’re a Prime member.
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed.
Always do your own research before making any purchases.
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