As of October, those privileges can no longer be shared with anyone outside of a Prime member’s household. The Prime Invitee program, which made this possible, has been replaced by Amazon Family [1].

After nearly 16 years, Amazon is ending a major Prime benefit. Beginning Oct. 1, Amazon Prime members will no longer be allowed to share free shipping benefits with others — a perk members have ...

If you have Amazon Prime, you also get access to discounted Amazon Kids Plus. The subscription service features a range of ad ...

If you’re an Amazon Prime member, be aware that you may be losing a key perk. The online retailer is sunsetting the Prime Invitee Program, which gives Prime members permission to share Prime delivery ...

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Amazon will end a program that allowed Prime members to share free shipping benefits with others. The online retailer is discontinuing the Prime Invitee Program, which allows customers to share Prime ...

Prime is way more than free shipping: you get sneaky high-value extras like unlimited photo storage, RxPass ($5 for multiple generics), and free Grubhub+ delivery A bunch of perks are “claim it or ...