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Originally Posted by tubemonkey
This becomes another source for free reading. Whether I use it is another matter, since I already belong to 3 of the largest ebook libraries in the country.
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What are they? I only know about the free library of philadelphia
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Originally Posted by wvcherrybomb
 Amazon
I've had Prime free for two years and just had to start paying for it in October. There is no way I could live without Prime after having it. I started feeling withdraws the first few days and the need to use. I am a happy Prime member once again.
I buy everything from Amazon, including some grocery items. If they ever start fresh grocery delivery in my area, I may never set foot in a store again. |
I hadn't though of getting grocery stuff, but since I have student prime, I may have to try it. Which makes me wonder if student prime still gets the lending library? Or is it only for regular prime members? I'm probably going to upgrade anyway, because I want the video stuff, but I haven't done it yet.
I'm a little underwhelmed by the lending library--given that it's not that many books, and probably a lot of books I would read are by publishers who are not participating in that. That said, for Prime members, it is "icing on the cake" as someone else described it, so while I certainly wouldn't get Prime just for this, I'm happy to have it as an addition.
I do find the way it is set up on the website to be annoying, though.