Sprint introduces Amazon Prime as add-on

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Sprint introduces Amazon Prime as add-on

Sprint has unveiled an offering that allows customers to purchase Amazon Prime as an add-on to their monthly plan.

With the option, new and existing customers will be able to stream tens of thousands of movies and TV episodes, including Amazon Original Series and Movies with Prime Video, access more than 1 million songs on Prime Music as well as books from Kindle Owners’ Lending Library, get unlimited photo storage and early access to Lightning Deals, plus benefit from the Amazon Free Two-Day Shipping, for USD 10.99 per month on a month-to-month basis.

Sprint mobile users will be able to access the entertainment across compatible devices on-the-go or at home.

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Video,  Internet,  Mobile

Companies:

Sprint,  Amazon

Countries:

United States

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Launch, IT - applications, Pricing, Digital Music

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