For years, millions of Americans have enjoyed Amazon Prime’s (NASDAQ:AMZN) free shipping without paying for their own subscription, thanks to the company’s “Prime Invitee” program. That loophole will ...

New York – Amazon is ending a program that allows members of its Prime membership subscription program to share their free shipping benefits with people who don't have the same primary address. In an ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon is ending a program that allows members of its Prime membership subscription program to share their free shipping benefits with people who don’t have the same primary address.

If you're using a friend or family member's free Prime shipping and you don't live in the same house, you might need to pay another monthly cost. According to an updated customer service page first ...

Starting next month, Prime members who want to share shipping perks with other customers must live together at the same primary residential address, a change from the company's previous allowance.

This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Sep 3 - Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is winding down a long-running perk that let Prime members extend free shipping to people outside their household. The company ...

Amazon is ending a program that let Prime members share free shipping benefits with people outside their household. Instead, Amazon is encouraging users who don't live with the account holder to pay ...

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Amazon is ending the Prime Invitee program on October 1, cutting off shared shipping benefits for users outside a household. The change will remove a lesser-known but useful perk that allowed free and ...

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