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We’re minted, we can sell this data to everyone!” If it does have sufficient airtime and data, then can they possibly include it without a significant price hike? Yeah, Amazon can try and monetise my phone’s data and would do that much better than the MNOs, but how much is that worth? “Look at this premium location and browsing data we’re getting boss! We know that Fred Periwinkle lives at the same address he’s already given us as his Amazon delivery address, we know he normally catches the bus from that address in Smethwick to Dudley five days each week, he checks the sports news for Wolves football club most days whilst on the bus and looks at the Daily Mirror for news, but has never clicked on an article about Philip Schofield. If a Prime SIM only deal doesn’t have sufficient benefits then it just becomes a backup SIM or one for the kids.

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At the moment Prime is largely the bundling of free next day delivery with the streaming content, but as audiences “mine out” the streaming content that offers progressively less value unless you’re happy with the speed of adding (and quality) of new content.īut maybe it will never get forward simply due to the economics – Prime is currently about £100 a year, and MVNO SIM only deals typically land in the range £7-10 a month for any credible data allowance.

If it does happen it’ll certainly set the cat amongst the pigeons, and it would be a good way of Amazon adding more value to Prime. No smoke without fire, but I can’t see the MNOs being best pleased with this idea either in the US or UK. However, at the time of writing, all of the mentioned US mobile carriers have denied the existence of any formal talks and Amazon itself has said they “ don’t have plans to add wireless at this time” (emphasis on “ at this time“). Given Amazon’s position in the wider consumer market, such a move would be significant and could eventually spread to other countries, such as the UK. Internet retail and streaming giant Amazon is reportedly in the very early stages of exploring whether or not to add a Mobile phone service as an extra feature of their paid Prime membership, which already offers limited music streaming, cheaper deliveries, video streaming, Kindle books and various other benefits.Īt this stage all the rumours point to Amazon’s US division potentially doing a deal with Verizon, T-Mobile or the Dish Network to offer a basic low-cost Pay Monthly (SIM-Only) plan – inclusive for Prime customers as part of a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) agreement, while non-Prime users would pay $10 a month.