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how is it free if you have to have prime anyway.
it's like saying football is free on skysports
What a bizarre take. Not really surprising from you though huh!
how is it free if you have to have prime anyway.
it's like saying football is free on skysports
it's not free if it's part of a subscription.... it's a common sense take.What a bizarre take. Not really surprising from you though huh!
it's not free if it's part of a subscription.... it's a common sense take.
now free with amazon prime, now free with net flix, now free with hbo max, now free with apple tv...
it makes 0 sense
I can't get my head around paying for a subscription and then claiming everything that comes as part of that subscription is free
yea so it's not free is it, it's now part of the Amazon prime library.Amazon also has a huge range of these film/series available to rent/buy online, so it's pretty clear that when someone's says it's now free that they mean it's available to those with prime. Only those living under a rock don't know that Prime is a paid service. It's really not difficult to comprehend without having to be so pedantic.
yea so it's not free is it, it's now part of the Amazon prime library.
everything on the MS game pass is free?
yea issues with people claiming something is free when your still paying for it as part of a package.You have issues.
yea issues with people claiming something is free when your still paying for it as part of a package.
how it it any different to football being free on skysports? or some movie being free on skygo? netflix or wherever
Technically he's not wrong though, a better title would be "now included with Amazon Prime".Judging by the other responses here, it only doesn't make sense to you.
Technically he's not wrong though, a better title would be "now included with Amazon Prime".
it's only free if you think amazon prime is purely for free prime deliveries and everything else that comes with it is free."Now included with" would make more sense, but given the nature of Amazon Prime the use of free in that context is an odd one to take issue with.
"Daneil craig films now available on amazon prime"
yea really....What a bizarre take. Not really surprising from you though huh!
It's not free though, you have to sub in order to watch.
The "free" part is wrong.
Before, Amazon Prime had these films available but to rent/buy. Now they have made them free as part of the prime service.
If you go on the prime app about a quarter of the categories are paid categories not included with prime. How difficult can this be to understand?
The "free" part.
"Now they have included them as part of the Prime service" would be correct.
Sure, but it's still technically wrong though and I can see how someone might find it misleading at first glance.Yes but unless you live under a rock I'm sure everyone is well aware that Prime is a paid service
FTFY.it has now changed from rent/buy tofreeincluded with Prime.