Did you know that Amazon Prime is discounted for U.S. government assistance programs such as holders of the EBT card and Medicaid card holders?
It costs only $5.99/month —-> 50% off the regular monthly price.
If you have a valid Electronic Benefits Transfer card (EBT), you may qualify for an Amazon Prime discount.
You may be eligible if you’re in any of the following programs:
- Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
- Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
- Other programs by State
If you’re not sure about the membership, Amazon lets you try Prime for free for 30 days. You can choose to keep it or cancel at the end of the trial.
You get all the Prime membership benefits – but at a fraction of the regular price:
- Free two day shipping or same day delivery where available
- Stream movies & TV shows
- Ad free music streaming
- Prime Now free 2-hour delivery
- access to special events like Prime Day
- 30 minutes early access to lightning deals
- Access to Amazon Elements products
- Prime Try Before You Buy access
- access to Prime reading catalog – borrow books, magazines, etc.
- free book download monthly
- unlimited photo storage
- Save 15% on select 365 groceries, Happy Belly foods, Mama Bear diapers and baby supplies
- Prime Pantry discounts
- Teen shopping account
- Gaming
- Other Amazon services
Once you sign up be sure to check out the Amazon deals which rotate on a regular basis. These includes coupons found on the product page of several products ranging from clothes to pantry items. In some cases you can add up the savings with coupons plus promo codes to score savings of up to 90% savings.
Happy savings, TaLis
Related: 4 Ways to Get Free or Discounted Prime
Note: The membership cannot be paid with your EBT card.
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