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New Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers can receive 1GB of data for free

Here’s the catch: it’s a limited time offer.

 

Marisa Losciale

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For those of you who live under a rock, Amazon Music Unlimited is Amazon’s music streaming service. It offers a huge library of all your favorite tunes with no ads and unlimited skips. Additionally, you can download your favorite songs or albums for offline listening. Which could save you precious data, you social media mongrels.

But your data usage issues are about to disappear (if you’re a Verizon customer and new Amazon Music Unlimited subscriber, anyway). For a limited time, Verizon customers are eligible for 1GB of *free* data when they sign up for Amazon’s music subscription service.

I know what you’re thinking: “Oh, it’s not free if I have to buy something.” Well, guess what Honey-Bunches-of-Oats, that’s not the case here.

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Just like all other Amazon services, you’re awarded a 30-day free trial. So theoretically you could sign up for the trial, see if it works for you and cash in on the 1GB of free data. So if you find that Amazon Music Unlimited isn’t for you (doubt it) you can cancel your subscription at any time. But once you realize how bangin’ this service is, you’ll think the low monthly fee of $14.99 is a deal (and it is).

Since this is a limited time offer, it’s in your best interest to hop to it! All you have to do is click the link below and once your phone number is verified you’ll be asked to sign into your Amazon account. Then you just follow the steps as you would with any other order.

Sign up here.

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