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'The person got their money back through Amazon,' Reilly said. Usually, these channels range from 3 to 29 per month. The ombudsmen deals with unresolved disputes between individuals and their banks. The Office of the Banking Ombudsmen had dealt with one case related to Amazon Prime in the 2014/15 financial year, communications advisor Emma Reilly said. 'Given so many of Amazon's clients will be from other countries than the States, they need to have something clearly on there to say you don't get this to NZ,' she said.īoth users were refunded, but still lost about $9, likely due to changes in the currency conversion or fees.

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A whole year comes out of your account and there's no good reason for that.'Īmazon offers users the option of opting-in to a notification email three days before the trial expires, but this must be done in your account settings. The Wellington woman felt Amazon should notify people when the trial runs out and advised people against signing on for Amazon Prime.

'Be careful about the Prime business – New Zealanders don't get all the perks from it, and it's a hefty one-off cost,' Fitzsimons said. However many of the perks, including the two-day free shipping and music streaming service, are not available to New Zealanders. HD Family60 million tracks in high quality audio streaming Listen to the music as the artist created it.19.99/month Unlimited Family6 accounts. The service costs US$99/year, so what Kiwis are charged differs based on the exchange rate.

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The online retailer's Prime service boasts free two-day shipping, music and video streaming services, an online photo-storage service and other perks outside of the website's standard free membership. The Amazon Music HD tier was previously an additional 5 /month for current subscribers to the.

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Last year, Britain's Advertising Standards Authority banned Amazon from sending an advertisement to customers promoting a 'free trial' of its Prime service.ĭespite small print, customers complained they were unaware they would be charged £79 for the service after the free trial period ended and the advertisement was ruled misleading after six complaints were upheld. New and existing subscribers to the Amazon Music Unlimited Individual Plan, at 7.99 /month for Prime members and 9.99 /month for Amazon customers, or the Family Plan, at 14.99 /month, can now easily upgrade to Amazon Music HD at no extra cost. No one from Amazon responded to requests for comment, and the service continues despite complaints dating back to 2009. No confirmation sent, no warning, feel totally ripped off- Nicky Ramone May 30, 2016 Ive done the math Itll be cheaper to change my name every 30 days to take advantage of the 30 day freetrail from AmazonPrime than pay for it- neo May 31, 2016įound out I have been charged £79 for joining #AmazonPrime after recent purchase. Just seen £79 being charged to my credit card for #AmazonPrime - a service I've never used or believe I've signed up to!!!- Adam Phillips May 31, 2016