Get a free $5 promo credit to be used on anything sold and shipped by Amazon when you sign up for a free 30-day trial of Music Unlimited after entering promo code MUSIC5.
Amazon has learned their lesson from the last deal and added a few caveats to this one. First, this deal only applies to new subscribers. If you caught the last deal or have signed up for Amazon Music Unlimited before, you won't be eligible. Second, you need to be a Prime member. Third, you won't be able to create a bunch of new accounts for this promo because the accounts have to be older than October 1.
If you didn't already see, Amazon just announced a slate of new Echo and Fire TV products which are currently available to pre-order at a discount! Your promotional credit can be applied to any of those, like the new Echo Spot.
Use the credit to get discounts on video games. Get Destiny 2 for $42 or Cuphead for $15.
Once signed up, you can immediately change (or cancel) your subscription to not auto-renew which will keep your card from being charged until you're sure you want to actually pay for the service.
Music Unlimited features streaming access to tens of millions of songs and thousands of playlists and stations. You can access Music Unlimited on your phone, tablet, computer, Alexa-compatible devices and more. After the trial ends, the service costs $7.99 monthly for Prime members and $9.99 for non-Prime members.
This offer is valid through October 11, while the credit must be used before October 31.
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