Airtel prepaid recharge plans that give free Amazon Prime Video subscription for mobile
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Airtel is currently giving a 30-day free trial Amazon Prime Video Mobile edition to all prepaid users. After the free trial period, the telco has offers starting from Rs 89 to access Prime Video.
Airtel gives almost all its prepaid users access to the Amazon Prime video mobile edition that starts from Rs 89. Initially, the eligible users get free access to Amazon Prime for a 30-day trial period. Since Amazon Prime is limited to phone screens, users should have the Airtel Thanks app to make recharge plans. To avail of the Amazon Prime mobile edition, users can avail the free trial period of 30 days. After the 30 days free trial, Airtel customers can continue to access Prime Video Mobile Edition through prepaid recharge plans from Rs 89, to get 28-days of Prime Video Mobile Edition along with 6GB data or choose a Rs 299 pack of 28-day validity that includes Prime Video Mobile Edition along with unlimited calls, data access of 1.5 GB per day. To access Prime Video with multi-user access that let users stream across devices including Smart TV and lets them watch content in HD with Prime benefits including ad-free music with Prime Music and free delivery on Amazon Prime, prime reading and other prime benefits, users will have the option of recharging with a 30-day Amazon Prime membership at Rs 131 or recharge with a Rs 349 pack of 28-day validity that includes Amazon Prime membership along with unlimited calling, data access of 2 GB per day.Further, the Amazon Prime Video Mobile edition is eligible with these plans.
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