Amazon Prime Memberships Drop To $67 On Friday Only
The company says the sale will last for only 24 hours, as it’s a limited time offer.
Why $67, you ask?
The figure is in reference to Amazon’s five Emmy wins at this year’s 67th PrimeTime Emmy Awards, the company says – and this is its way of celebrating.
Amazon’s Original Series “Transparent” saw its star Jeffrey Tambor taking home the trophy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, while “Transparent” creator Jill Soloway won for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series. The show, which focuses on a father coming out as transgender to his family, is the second Amazon program to win an Emmy. However, the first was a Daytime Emmy win for “Tumble Leaf,” which scored five trophies, including Outstanding Preschool Children’s Animated Program.
The Prime Instant Video service, a competitor to Netflix, offers Prime subscribers a growing selection of video content, including original programming like Amazon Original Series “Hand of God,” “Bosch,” “Catastrophe” and “Mozart in the Jungle,” in addition to other popular shows, like a number of titles from HBO, kid’s programming from Nickelodeon, and hit movies like “Transformers: Age of Extinction,” “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” “Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit,” “Star Trek Into Darkness” and “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,” and more.
Typically, Amazon Prime memberships, which also include free, 2-day shipping on over 20 million items, access to the Kindle Lending Library, Prime Music, unlimited photo storage, and more, cost $99. That means this price drop is actually a pretty good deal for those looking to sign up. The offer is available at Amazon.com/TransparentPrime.
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