I got some answers from amazon.
1.Family is anyone I say is family. That is good.
2.Purchases can only be made via the music app,says the reply, but that seems to contradict stuff written elsewhere
3. Device limits is ten per user so sixty total. that is plenty
4. The shared payment card has to be the one I allocate for I click generally. I can work with that. I don't use one click normally so could set up account with two cards. Use one for physical goods, assign the other to one click
That is probably enough info to survey the family, plus I will poke around the music app to see how easy it might be to accidentally buy, not stream
where it scores over the alternative spotify family - is the far better alexa integration, so it may depend on how many echoes we get. 1 echo so far, plus a just ordered dot.
really , when you think its about the cost of 1 , maybe 2 ,full price CDs per month, it is ridiculously cheap.
now if you could have any 6 users on a shared Kindle library plan - where do I sign up
