Amazon Prime Video users have been asked to make extra payment. If someone does not make extra payment, then from January 29 he will be shown advertisements on video content. For this in America, existing users will have to pay extra US $ 2.99 per month. Prime Video is a video streaming platform, where many latest movies, web series and many shows etc. can be watched.
Amazon Prime Video is a video streaming platform. This platform is considered quite affordable compared to Netflix, but now its price is going to increase. Now a new decision is going to be implemented from January 29. After this decision, users will have to make extra payment. Let us know about it in details.
Amazon Prime Video users have been asked to make extra payment. If someone does not make extra payment, then from January 29, he will be shown advertisements in between the video content. This change is going to begin in America, Britain, Germany and Canada. However, details regarding when these changes will take place in India have not been given.
What will happen to the old members?
If you are an old member of Amazon Prime Video, then you do not need to worry. Actually, old members will receive an email for extra payment. In America, old members will have to pay US $ 2.99 per month. Details about what the price will be in other countries have not been revealed yet.
Prime Video needs to do better
Amazon has promised that it is going to improve Prime Video. More features and benefits will be added over time. Actually, this platform was started in the year 2005, with which it was claimed that there was a promise of shipping in 2 days.
Many benefits are available in Prime Video
Now after many years, many benefits have been included in it. From one day delivery to early access to many deals. Now this includes Prime Video, Prime Music, Gaming and Prime Day Sale.
You can watch many great movies, award winning, Amazon Original content, web series and TV series etc. in Prime Video. On this platform, users can create a profile as per their convenience.
