Quick side track for those interested in Prime following this thread. I have no commercial association with Amazon but do use it as a customer.
Amazon Prime.
This is a fun one. Don't walk in without reading the terms. If you use it well it is good value but the trial is a bit of a git.
Amazon Prime gets you a series of benefits. You pay a one time charge (£79 as a guide) and they are bundled into this package.
Free next day delivery for many of the products you buy from Amazon (if they are marked prime). If you don't use the free next day delivery you get a "music token" for their store as a thank you. It gets you a new single as an example.
Full list can be found here.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201015970 There are several referral and discount codes to help you join, these can be found on the web. The thing that causes most complaints is the "free 30 day trial". A lot of people use it and trust that Amazons good brand name makes it safe.
It is free but you do have to give them the credit card up front. Unless you ensure you cancel totally within the 30 days it takes a full year up front and you cannot then cancel. It is not that easy to cancel.
The renewal is also a bit slippery....it is fully automatic and the default on joining is full autorenew each year so you have to remember to cancel this setting in the account settings.
Guidance on how to cancel here if you are interested.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/sh...s-how-to-cancel So if the thought of Top Gear on Amazon Prime does get your attention and you use the Interweb for shopping it can be worthwhile.
I hope this helps avoid some nasty shocks around Prime Trials.
