I ordered a couple small items from Amazon on their free delivery (prime perk) offering but was not a prime member at time. At the end of the month I find they have automatically debited my credit card for a $92 prime membership. I did not ask for it - it was just done. Eventually I got a credit. There must be an authorization buried somewhere in the fine print that they can get away with doing this. The end of my dealings with Amazon.
I ordered a couple small items from Amazon on their free delivery (prime perk) offering but was not a prime member at time. At the end of the month I find they have automatically debited my credit card for a $92 prime membership. I did not ask for it - it was just done. Eventually I got a credit. There must be an authorization buried somewhere in the fine print that they can get away with doing this. The end of my dealings with Amazon.
It actually says at the time of these deals if you accept the free prime delivery now you will be charged for the membership if you don’t end it before the 30 days.
I have saved so much in shipping they could charge multiples of that and I would be money ahead. But, I signed up for it. I would feel the same if it just showed up.
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Originally Posted by Twisted Canuck I wasn't thinking far enough ahead for an outcome, I was ranting. By definition, a rant doesn't imply much forethought.....
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