There are limited services out there that are worth paying for. For only $99 per year, Amazon Prime is definitely one of them; however, nothing can beat, given that one can have, a free Amazon Prime subscription.

One of the best amenities offered by Amazon Prime is its guaranteed two-day delivery for free. Moreover, additional perks include but not limited to unlimited streaming of its ever-growing database of movies and TV shows, unlimited listening to its over 2 million songs, and free access to over a thousand Prime Reading books.

You might think, "All of these perks for free?!", but yes there is a way to extrapolate such services if you are a keenly observant and hardworking. So, how do you get free Amazon Prime for more than 30 days?

If you don't have an Amazon free trial yet, then you should subscribe here. Now to extend your 30-day trial, Rather Be Shopping has some tips and tricks under its sleeve that should work.

To summarize the post, Amazon can offer you Prime free trial extension. That is, you need to have a valid reason, like a delayed shipping from the two-day window, and most likely, to compensate for your loss Amazon's customer service will extend your Amazon Prime free trial.

One more possible way to have free Amazon Prime, probably an obvious one, is to create an additional Amazon account with a different email. You can still use your old billing and shipping address as well as the same payment method. If it's not too much of trouble, generating a new email for an Amazon Prime free trial is your ticket to the best buying and streaming experience.

Additionally, if you don't do renew your Amazon Prime free trial, chances are they will email you to offer a free extension of the said service. This was confirmed by Amazon themselves.

Amazon Prime is worth every dime but if you can opt for a free subscription, why not take advantage of it? Amazon's growing list of services, like the one reported by Jobs & Hire, makes the company one of the best out there in terms of retail facilities.