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Jeff Bezos has revealed that Amazon Prime has over 100 million subscribers.
- You can find pretty much any product on Amazon, and the vast selection makes Amazon Prime a worthwhile expense for over 100 million subscribers.
- "Free" two-day shipping may be the main reason most people are willing to pay $119 a year for the service, but being a Prime member comes with many other perks.
- Amazon's Just for Prime is a section dedicated to exclusive deals and discounts for Prime members. We checked out the section and found five standout offerings Prime members can take advantage of right now.
Amazon is full of things to discover, from new private labels to hidden services and special discounts.
Nearly every time I shop on the site, I stumble upon a new section I've never even heard of before. My latest find being the Just for Prime section, where Prime members can find exclusive deals, discounts, and offers just for them. As if you didn't already have more than enough reasons to justify your Amazon Prime membership, here's another.
Most of the deals are on Amazon's own products and services, like discounts on Audible, Whole Foods deliveries, and Fire tablets. I found five standouts that are worth taking advantage of, but you can always scope out the page yourself to find other deals you might want to shop.
Keep reading for five of the best exclusive deals and discounts you can take advantage of right now with your Amazon Prime membership.
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