Amazon Prime question

Merlin5 · 1 May 2020 at 23:43

Just now I bought a birthday present on Amazon for a friend and it's £19.99. So as it's 1p short I bought something for myself at £7.99 to get free shipping. I added his address to the delivery addresses. It turns out that if an order is split between two addresses, each address needs £20 minimum order to still get free delivery.

So they were offering another Prime trial, 99p for 7 days. I signed up for that. My item is going to be delivered this Sunday. But the ETA for my friend is around 19th to 20th May.

But I'm intending to cancel my trial at the end of the week. Does that mean they'll charge me the £4.49 shipping for my friend's delivery?

Rroff · 1 May 2020 at 23:47

As long as your order goes through (as in confirmed and paid for) within the trial period you shouldn't be charged any different.

(Slightly different BTW with the free trial).

Theophany · 1 May 2020 at 23:51

Amazon delivery times are all over the place right now, for obvious reasons, it's nothing to do with your free Prime trial bud.

Merlin5 · 1 May 2020 at 23:58

Rroff said:
As long as your order goes through (as in confirmed and paid for) within the trial period you shouldn't be charged any different.

(Slightly different BTW with the free trial).

That's good then. Yes, all confirmed and paid for.