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Old 06-07-2017, 05:06 PM   #38
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Originally Posted by GtrsRGr8 View Post
I had Prime for one year, two or three years ago. My shopping with Amazon went up exponentially during that year. I'm still paying for it (via credit card payments). People in difficult financial situations do not need this.
You're assuming everyone would fall prey to carrying balances on their credit cards like you did. Many people are perfectly capable of only spending that which they can afford to spend that month. I've been a Prime member for several years, and I've never once carried an Amazon balance on my credit card from one month to the next. Some people (even--or especially--those of lower income) know that over-extending themselves with credit card debt is a recipe for disaster. Using a credit card for online purchases does not inherently imply over-spending (Prime or no Prime).

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