Amazon Access Affordable Shopping Hub Goes Live
Amazon has launched a new Access affordable shopping hub(Opens in a new window) and invited customers to explore programs, discounts, and features.
Chief among them is the company's budget Prime membership, which launched in 2017, and is now called Prime Access—available to qualifying government assistance recipients for $6.99 a month.
"Given the tough economic climate, with many facing rising costs on essential needs, we want our customers to know about all the accessible offerings available on Amazon, no matter their circumstances," a company announcement said(Opens in a new window).
Amazon Access provides information about how to pay with SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer), and Amazon Layaway, the last ofwhich lets consumers pay 20% of the total cost, lock the price, and pay the rest over time.
Everyday discounts and coupons apply, and folks can save up to 15% off with free shipping on automatic deliveries of eligible items. You don't even need a debit or credit card to shop; pay with Amazon Cash and pick up packages at a nearby locker or staffed Counter location. US consumers can learn more about Prime Access and sign up online(Opens in a new window) (with a valid proof of ID or government assistance documentation) for a 30-day free trial.
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