Oh Darn I Clicked The Wrong Button

[cassa333]

I just ordered some thermal underwear from Amazon and it asked if I wanted to buy with Amazon Prime or not. I thought I had clicked not.

Well apparently I now am on a free Amazon Prime trial. Not sure I actually want to be but I just know I’ll forget to cancel it when the trial is up ....

[emmie]

phone them up and cancel, its simple, i did it.

[emmie]

don't wait for the month is up, otherwise you may well forget...

[emmie]

0800 279 7234

[dannyk13]

Cassa, here's the number
0800 279 7234

[dannyk13]

Snap Emmie :-)

[emmie]

ok danny...

[hc4361]

Casa, your pc, tablet, smartphone whatever you use has an online calendar which will send you reminders. Free Prime for one month might be very useful at this time of year.

[ummmm]

How much do you order from Amazon?

I have Prime. Amazon keep saying I need to update my details (not a scam) but we're still getting the full service.

[emmie]

its' not worth 8 quid a month or whatever they charge

[hc4361]

It depends how you use it, emmie. I love it. The free trial is still worth having before Christmas

[emmie]

hc no i have better ways of spending 8 quid, drink anyone, lol

[sherrardk]

You can cancel it online. I love Prime and think it’s well worth the £7.99.

[bhg481]

As Sherrard says, you can cancel it online. I got caught the same way a few weeks ago so I instantly cancelled. However, the free trial still runs so I used it a few times for free delivery and also watched a couple of films. Make the most of it but cancel it NOW; don't wait and forget.

[saladdodger]

just go into your account online.... you should be able to cancel it immediately ....same thing happened to me ....clicked like you without realising

[chelle7272]

Just set rmeinder to cancel it. Although i do find it good value, with TV music and free delivery. (And I still enjoy a drink emmie :))

[ummmm]

Same as Sher...I use Amazon loads so it's well worth it for us.

[emmie]

chelle
hic .....

[Old_Geezer]

Complain. They know what they're doing with their deceptive page/link layouts. Complain and they can take you off.

[Buenchico]

For future reference (based upon my own recent experience of buying from Amazon):

If you accept the option to not take Prime, you'll later see a screen that informs you that you've been given a free trial anyway, as a 'gift' from Amazon. At first glance it might appear that you're stuck with it (until you phone up to cancel) but closer inspection of that page will show that there's a 'Continue without Prime' button. So you need to decline Amazon Prime TWICE in order to ensure that it's not added to you account.

[petland]

Towards the bottom of the e-mail confirmation you can avoid conversion to a paid membership be clicking on the "cancellation form" within 30 days of your order but suggest you do it