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Originally Posted by CRussel
I've had Amazon Prime for years. At the current price, it's a no-brainer for me. And even at $20 more, it's likely to be a no-brainer. At $40 more? Pushing it. But I'll bet they can find a way to make it still make sense.
Yes, sometimes they fail in their 2-day. But it's pretty rare. And they real advantage is that just about everything I buy ships 2-day, since I will rarely buy anything that isn't Prime eligible. The lending library for books? I've read 4 or 5, but nothing I really cared about one way or another. Certainly not a compelling reason. The videos? Oh, yeah. I use that a lot.
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I'm similar to you. I got prime when I bought my first Kindle Fire as a promotion and never cancelled it. I usually buy Prime eligible. Haven't used the lending library much but do watch the videos. At $79 it's affordable. I would even still keep Prime at $20 more. Not sure if I would keep it at $40 more. That would be a large increase and not even sure that Amazon would do an increase that large. My thinking is they would probably keep it more in the $20 range. At least I hope.