"Nancy2" wrote in message
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On Sep 22, 1:00 pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
> Apparently you can sign up for the trial more than once. This gives
> you free 2-day shipping on your orders for a month for $0. I last
> used it April 22nd, 2010 (and canceled it May 20th, 2010 otherwise
> they bill you $80). And I was able to sign up again for a new free
> trial today. Good for another 30 days of free 2-day shipping.
> Nothing in the fine print said I couldn't sign up for the free trial
> twice (I guess they're hoping I forgot to cancel).
>
> ObFood: Cheez Waffies and Brisket-Green Chile sandwich for lunch
> today. I brought back 10 bags of Wise Cheez Waffies from Pittsburgh.
> I'll probably order some more from Amazon while I still have free
> 2-day shipping.
>
> http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/9043/...etandhatch.jpg
>
> -sw

Isn't Amazon Prime a credit card? If so, you're killing your credit
rating....any inquiry by a new issuer will cost points.

N.

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No, it's not a credit card. I have also used Amazon Prime a couple of times
(both times at their "invitation"). The main thing to watch out for is that
you will be charged $79.00 if you don't cancel within a month. If that
happens, the amount will be charged to whatever credit card you already have
on file with amazon.com for purchases at their site. It's true that credit
scores would be impacted if you were applying for a new credit card.
However, that is not the case with Prime, and my credit was not checked
either time I used it.

MaryL