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Old 11-11-2019, 12:45 AM   #20
GtrsRGr8
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Originally Posted by frahse View Post
I must have missed this when it was first posted. (May have been away.)

Now let me count the WAYS PRIME IS GOOD. (I might miss some)

1. Quick shipping.
2. Free rental of book each month.
3. Specials on books, Amazon products..
4. With Alexa you get a lot of music being a Prime member.
5. With a Smart TV or a Fire Adapter on your TV, you get a lot of movies, series, etc.

Probably I am missing some. (Amazon throws a lot of stuff up on the wall. Some sticks, some doesn't, and it changes.

I have both Alexa and Google smart speakers. Alexa is better.
(However Google is louder and even with "my blown out ears" I can hear it across the house.)

And speaking of that, it reminds me "Happy Veterans Day!"


(I have used a silver for the color white in above.)
Thanks for enumerating some of the benefits of Prime. Of some, I was already aware; of others, I was not.

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