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Hi,
Thanks for the heads up
I don't use Amazon prime or buy online only content for music or other :)
I really sort of avoid Amazon for purchasing.
Amazon Music Storage subscription plans are being retired
- As of April 29, 2018, storage plans can no longer be renewed.
- While your membership is active, you can continue to upload music.
- To play or download your previously uploaded songs after your subscription expires, go to Your Amazon Music Settings and select “Keep my songs.” This needs to be done before your subscription expires.
- After your subscription expires:
- There is no option to restart your subscription.
- Additional music can’t be uploaded.
- All Amazon music purchases remain securely stored for free.
- On December 18, 2017, the ability to upload music was removed from the Amazon Music for PC/Mac app for Free 250 Song Storage plan members.
- To play or download your previously uploaded songs after your April 29, 2018, go to Your Amazon Music Settings and select “Keep my songs.” Otherwise, your songs will be removed from your library.
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New #2
My pleasure Mike!
And thanks Shawn for fixing the format.
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New #3
Hi,
Yeah I tried prime a while back
Watched all the good movies within the free 30 days lol nothing left but b.. rated crap left didn't see any point in continuing don't buy enough stuff to see paying a yearly fee just to be prime member :/
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New #4
I know what you mean and it's happening more and more with these business models.
Call me old fashion but I like the brick and mortar style, oh I use the internet to locate the best price locally but I prefer going to a local store and payin' with cash.
Nowadays you have absolutely no idea how safe your connection is or how diligent the company is in securing your card numbers once you hand them over.
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New #5
Hi,
Yep I like buying as much as possible locally
In store warranty as well on stuff is nice on large items and easy too no need to mail off defective items and be out for weeks on end :)
Available stock usually is the only problem.
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New #6
I don't trust them anymore either. It used to be that third-party sellers would sometimes sell counterfeit products on Amazon. But these days even Amazon itself frequently sells counterfeit products, particularly electronics.Last edited by Ground Sloth; 01 Apr 2018 at 21:28.
Amazon Music Storage subscription plans are being retired
The Amazon Music Storage subscription plans (free and paid) are being retiredLast Updated: 05 Apr 2018 at 04:29
The Amazon Music Storage subscription plans (free and paid) are being retired, and new subscriptions are no longer accepted.
Effective April 29, 2018, subscription renewals will no longer be available. Current paid subscription members can upload and store up to 250,000 imported songs in supported file types while their subscription is active.
Important - Upcoming Changes to Music Storage Plans
Note: These changes only impact music you’ve imported. Music purchased from Amazon (MP3s or AutoRip from CDs) remains securely stored for playback and download.
Paid 250,000 Song Storage Plan
Free 250 Song Storage Plan
See Downloading Your Music for more information on how to download your music. This needs to be done prior to the subscription expiration.
Source: Amazon.com Help: About Amazon Music Subscriptions
I searched and located one of @Brink 's Threads on this subject from back on Feb. 13th 2018:
Amazon Music for Windows 10 available now from Microsoft Store
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