Sign Up for the Amazon Prime Video Free Trial—No Credit Card Needed

Amazon Prime Video is Amazon’s online streaming service that allows its users to watch a variety of TV shows, films, and other video content for a fixed monthly fee.

Subscribers can enjoy many of Amazon’s original programming, including the widely acclaimed shows such as The Last Tycoon, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and Jack Ryan.

The service had its debut in the U.S. in September 2006 under the name of Amazon Unbox but was renamed Amazon Video on Demand two years later. In 2016, Prime Video became available worldwide.

Prime Video is part of a wider subscription model called Amazon Prime—a service that provides a wide array of features and benefits to its subscribers, including free delivery, ebooks, streaming music, video, and others. As of January 2020, there are more than 150 million Amazon Prime users.

What to Keep in Mind About the Prime Video Free Trial

You can watch Amazon Prime Video for free for 30 days. During the trial period, you will get unlimited access to exclusive Amazon Originals content as well as other movies and TV shows.

You can also sign up for Amazon Prime with Prime Video included in the price.

How to Get a Free Trial for Amazon Prime Video

If you’d like an Amazon Prime Video dry run before committing to a subscription, do the following:

1. Go to the Amazon Prime Video website
2. Click on the Start your free trial button
3. Sign in with your Amazon account credentials or create an account
4. Add a payment method if it’s not already linked to your Amazon account
5. Hit the Sign up and pay button

You could also consider getting an Amazon Prime free trial that gives access not just to Prime Video, but also to free Amazon deliveries, Amazon Music, Whole Foods groceries’ discounts, etc.

Does the Free Prime Video Trial Automatically Become a Paid Subscription?

Yes, your Amazon Prime Video free trial will automatically turn into a paid subscription.

Select the icon with your account name in the top right corner of the Amazon Prime homepage, then click on Account & Settings. Here you will see the date of your upcoming membership charge—in this case, when your free trial will renew into paid service.

It’s now easier than ever to avoid any unwanted charges related to your account because you can cancel Amazon Prime Video or Amazon Prime with the help of DoNotPay.

If you cancel within three business days of signing up for a paid membership, Amazon will refund your full membership cost. The company reserves the right to charge you a portion of the refund amount to reflect the value of the service you used during this time.

If you cancel at any other moment, you will be eligible to receive your money back only if you haven’t accessed the available digital content through your account since the cancelation request.

Would you like to demand a refund for your Amazon Prime membership? Again, our app has your back. We can also teach you some useful Amazon customer service hacks when dealing with the company’s customer representatives.

How Much Does Amazon Prime Video Cost After the Free Trial Ends?

Amazon Prime Video is available for $5.99/month. If you decide to go with Amazon Prime, this will set you back for $12.99/month.

What Amazon Prime Video Fees Look Like on Your Bank Statement

Your Amazon Prime Video charge on your bank account will look the same or similar to some of the statements below:

DoNotPay Wards Off Any Unwanted Charges After Your Free Trial Ends

If you’re finding it tricky to keep track of your recurring memberships and subscriptions, particularly when they’re in the free trial phase, DoNotPay’s virtual credit card might be the perfect solution.

Our Free Trial Card generates random credit card details, including the 16-digit credit card number that you can use when you’re signing up for a free trial online.

The card’s unique selling point is that it has no connection to your bank account, which means that you’re not risking a single dime of your hard-earned cash. By not providing your personal payment details, your data will also be protected from online credit card fraud attempts.

Our app shields your privacy, too. The Free Trial Card also provides a separate email address that you can use when you’re signing up, so you don’t have to divulge your own one.

By using the DoNotPay-provided email address, you will:

1. Prevent the company from sending you promo and spam emails
2. Stop it from collecting your data and using it as a sales lead
3. Disable it from keeping track of your location

Of course, we’ll make sure that we forward all relevant emails from the company—for example, those concerning your account—automatically.

To create your new virtual credit card, make a DoNotPay account in your web browser.

Your Issue With Amazon Doesn’t Have to Be an Uphill Battle

Amazon may well be one of the largest and most powerful corporations in the world, but if they wronged you as a consumer, it’s your prerogative to take them to small claims court. And now, with the aid of DoNotPay, you can do it in the simplest way imaginable.

Our app has been tagged as the world’s first AI Consumer Champion because it empowers you to send demand letters to anyone—no pricey fees necessary. You no longer have to navigate the complicated paperwork or convoluted processes by yourself. DoNotPay will guide you along every step of the lawsuit.

All you need to do is start the conversation with our app’s chatbot and explain your issue with Amazon Prime Video. The app will collect the information it needs to know about your case, then:

• Generate the required documentation and fill it out in your stead
• Prepare a script with the best argumentation you ought to use
• Outline the entire court process, so you know what to expect

Did you know that The American Bar Association honored our app with the 2020 Louis M. Brown Award for Access?

Thanks to DoNotPay, you no longer have to be reluctant about protecting your consumer rights. Getting a settlement from Amazon—or any other company, for that matter—is now within reach of every American.

When You Are In Over Your Head, DoNotPay Comes to the Rescue

The workaday world of running errands, dealing with never-ending bureaucratic issues, and keeping track of your bills and other expenses can get overwhelming quickly. The good news is that from now on, you no longer have to manage everything by yourself. Our app is the virtual assistant you never knew you needed.

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• Appealing speeding tickets
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