• @RaoulDook
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    191 year ago

    the Enshittification of everything continues, time to pull back on subscriptions and let the market punish the enshittifiers

  • @StereoTrespasser
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    131 year ago

    Probably for the best. The next time a commercial comes up on Prime it’ll make me question why I’m watching this crap and then I’ll turn it off.

    • @greavous
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      41 year ago

      Don’t forget to unsubscribe from prime as well though or else they still get paid!

  • 567PrimeMover
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    91 year ago

    Enough is just never enough is it? Companies like amazon sit on dragon hoarde amounts of wealth, but they still need to make more

  • @[email protected]
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    71 year ago

    I’ve had Amazon prime for a while but I’ve never used the streaming service. This just gives me a good reason to stop using a prime completely though.

  • @[email protected]
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    41 year ago

    So the company that no longer can offer two-day prime shipping on most items, has missed their delivery estimates 4 times for me this year, and is often more expensive than local retailers wants to eliminate one of the only value added services to the increasingly costly and useless Prime.

    Good luck with that……

  • Binthinkin
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    41 year ago

    Too bad they have nothing good anymore. Gone are the days of fantastic shows like the Americans and Mozart in the City.

    Amazon Toilet is what they should call their streaming service.

    • BruceTwarzen
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      11 year ago

      Even when they had good stuff, their service was garbage. I tried it once and they list all their shows, but you had to click on one to find out it’s not available in your country

  • @Leila
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    31 year ago

    In this case i think having a downloader will be very neccessary, because it removes the ads.

  • @nogooduser
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    21 year ago

    It’s already £95 per year and I only use the next day delivery and the TV. I’m not sure that I want to pay another £30 or so to maintain the ad free service that I currently have. I certainly don’t want to watch adverts.

    I could do with cutting my TV services back as I have too many and I probably use Prime video less than the others due to the awful UI.