Amazon is extending their free prime shipping offer to all college students with their new Amazon Student program. If you are a student and have a valid .edu email address, you can sign up for a year's free Prime shipping. It can't be shared with other family members, as the regular Prime shipping can, but it also won't cost your $80 for the year. If you are already a Prime member, you can still sign up; you'll get refund of any remaining time on the Prime membership. You'll also get alerts as to other deals aimed at students on that .edu email, such as the current deal (see below) for free music and movies to go with your textbooks.Don't forget, student or not, today is the last day to get 130 Essential Guides free from Kaplan (Kindle, B&N, Sony/EPUB or iPad) for free, as well as the last day on the $99 Kobo WiFi Reader!
- Purchase $50 or more in eligible textbooks shipped and sold by Amazon.com to your Shopping Cart by 11:59 p.m. PST on January 17, 2011. Eligible textbooks are those that display the offer message on their product information pages.
- Complete your purchase, or complete your purchase through 1-Click ordering.
- After shipment of your purchase, you will receive two separate e-mails indicating that a $5 credit for Amazon MP3 music downloads and a $5 credit for Amazon Video On Demand have been automatically applied to your account. The e-mails will provide instructions for redeeming your credit. If you have not received your e-mail within 72 hours of your qualifying purchase, please contact us.
- Use of the Amazon MP3 service is subject to the Amazon MP3 Terms of Use.
- Use of the Amazon Video On Demand service is subject to AVOD Terms of Use.
- Promotional offer limited to one promotional credit per customer.
- Promotional offer is valid from December 27, 2010 through January 17, 2011 and subject to change. You must redeem the credits by February 17, 2011.
