Okay so back when I wasn't making much money, I had the month to month Amazon prime. I decided I should just get the year of Amazon prime to save money.
What happened was this:
-Amazon charged me for month-to-month
-That SAME DAY I cancelled and it initiated refund for the monthly charge (like $8 or something)
-Again that same day i immediately enrolled in the year to year Amazon prime
-I got the $8 returned
-I NEVER got charged for year to year
I was hoping it would continue but nah I've been charged for the full yearly price again. But if you're tight on money and willing to risk it (unsure if this still works), might be a good idea.
Edit: for people like @Pikachu who suck at math and logic, this saved me more than $100 because it was a year of prime for free. That was a decent amount of money to me at one time okay.
I had month to month bc they used to give me free months of Amazon prime whenever there was an issue with my order but they stopped doing this
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If you're poor you can use food stamps to get half price prime. My sister hasn't even been on food stamps for like 3 years and still has half off.
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