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What happen last year
- went bonkers. U.S. sales surged 93% on July 15
- European sales jumped 53%.
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How about this year
- On July 12
- it's touting as the "biggest Amazon event ever."
- online retailer will offer Prime members new deals as often as every five minutes
- the sale will include more than 100,000 deals spanning "nearly all departments and categories,"
from televisions to vitamins.
- beginning at midnight Pacific Standard Time (PST)
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Which countries will Prime Day be happening in
- Prime Day is running in every country where Amazon operates. Sorry, Australia :(
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Can anybody take part in Prime Day
- You need to be an Amazon Prime member.
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If you aren't currently a member of Amazon Prime
you can take advantage of the 30-day free trial
- you can then cancel if you don't want to continue as a Prime member.
- $99 per year in the US
- £79 per year in the UK
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Are there any special deals for students
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offers a six-month free trial of Prime
- all the services bar ebook lending
- 50% off Prime membership
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What Amazon Prime Day deals can I expect
- Amazon says it'll heavily discount more than 100,000 things
- you'll see US deals such as a 32-inch TV and Fire TV Stick for $119.99
- Prime Music is running a promotion to win "unforgettable experiences"
with artists including Blink 182, Flo Rida, The Lumineers and others.