Amazon Prime

[d000hg]

Can anyone think of a potential solution to Chuck's problem? Anyone?

What, a service he doesn't think is worth paying for? Nope, he's just going to have to suck it up and pay anyway.

[TheCyclingProgrammer]

Do you have a PS4? The Amazon app on there supports 5.1

Nope. Occasionally think about getting an Xbox One or PS4 but don't normally have the time to play games anyway.

[DimPrawn]

It's important we all pay £89 per year to Amazon so that they can pay no tax whatsoever anywhere.

Thereby meaning we all have to pay more tax to fill the shortfall.

[sasguru]

Can anyone think of a potential solution to Chuck's problem? Anyone?

Yup! Me! Me!

He could stop paying and demand the service for free anyway?

[MarillionFan]

I think its a good deal. We use Amazon a lot, so free quick posting is great. Plus have a firestick which is great.

Watched Last Man on Earth over the last week or so. Brilliant. Well worth it.

[MarillionFan]

Top man!
We are big fans of Archer too

Man in the High Castle?

[NickFitz]

I easily cover the cost of Prime in saved delivery charges alone. I no longer bother waiting until I've got enough in my basket to justify placing an order; if I see a book I want, I just order it straight away.

I never bothered with Prime Video until I got a new telly just before Christmas which has the Amazon Video app built in. I've watched some stuff since then - The Man in the High Castle (which I started watching because it's in 4K so I can see what the telly can really do) is good if rather slow in parts, and Halt and Catch Fire is very entertaining if you remember those heady days of the 1980s microcomputer revolution

[vetran]

I easily cover the cost of Prime in saved delivery charges alone. I no longer bother waiting until I've got enough in my basket to justify placing an order; if I see a book I want, I just order it straight away.

I never bothered with Prime Video until I got a new telly just before Christmas which has the Amazon Video app built in. I've watched some stuff since then - The Man in the High Castle (which I started watching because it's in 4K so I can see what the telly can really do) is good if rather slow in parts, and Halt and Catch Fire is very entertaining if you remember those heady days of the 1980s microcomputer revolution

Turn is quite good as is Sleepy Hollow.

They didn't do a bad job with Constantine the series.

Was surprised how good Mad Dogs was.

[shaunbhoy]

Man in the High Castle?

Yes, watched both Series 1 and 2. It got a bit surreal with the time travel issue but overall was pretty good entertainment.

Also enjoyed Outlander.

[d000hg]

I've got a feeling that the £1 per item they give me back on stuff I don't need next-day might mean I'm about break-even on Prime subscription (if you order 3 things, order them one by one and get £3 credit).