[arista]

https://www.itv.com/news/2022-07-25/...r-uk-customers


[A spokeswoman for the company said: “Prime offers the
best of shopping and entertainment,
and continues to improve each year.
“We have increased the number of
products available with fast, unlimited Prime delivery,
recently added ultra-fast fresh grocery delivery,
and have significantly expanded our
high-quality digital entertainment,
including TV, movies, music, games, and books.
“With increased inflation and operating costs
in the UK continuing to rise,
we will change the price of Prime.”
Amazon has pumped billions of pounds into its
streaming content in recent years, with original
series such as The Boys and The Terminal List.]




[Recently added ultra-fast fresh grocery delivery]

Thats a cheek, as it is only in Some Areas
many can not get that at all.

Big jump in price


Many have had a Email sent to them.

[ThomasC]

It's not a big jump.

It's an extra £6 a year which equates to an extra 50p a month.

Even though I'm not a fan of prime other than delivery, Netflix has increased prices a lot more

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by ThomasC

It's not a big jump.

It's an extra £6 a year which equates to an extra 50p a month.

Even though I'm not a fan of prime other than delivery, Netflix has increased prices a lot more

it's a £16.00 jump making it about a 22% rise

[Christmas Dynasnow]

they just said on Talk TV that its going up from £7.99 to £8.99 per month

£1 extra

first rise since 2014

[bots]

yeah, i get prime for delivery and the streaming is a bonus as far as i'm concerned. I think it's great value when you consider what you get and the fact it hasn't increased in 8 years says a lot.

Just to add that when you consider how much fuel has increased in price, expecting the delivery people to swallow it, is asking too much. Similar thing with taxis really, expecting them to hold their prices is just not playing fair