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Some Spectrum internet customers can get free Amazon Prime - see if you're eligible

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Why This Matters

Spectrum's offer of free Amazon Prime for eligible low-income families and seniors provides significant value by enhancing access to entertainment and shipping benefits, especially during times of economic hardship. This initiative not only supports digital inclusion but also helps Spectrum retain and attract customers amid subscriber losses, highlighting the ongoing industry trend of bundling services and offering targeted perks.

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Spectrum is offering a free Amazon Prime subscription.

The deal is available to low-income families and seniors on any internet tier.

Amazon Prime is usually $14.99 a month.

If you're a Spectrum internet user, the company just dropped a pretty big perk you'll want to pay attention to.

Spectrum has announced that it's offering a free Amazon Prime subscription to eligible customers. Usually, Amazon Prime costs $14.99 per month and includes benefits like free two-day shipping and access to Prime Video. This announcement comes just after Spectrum's second quarter 2026 earnings call, which revealed that the company lost 172,000 internet customers in that time period.

The offer is available to customers on any internet service tier.

Also: You could qualify for Amazon Prime at 50% off without even knowing - here's the details

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