SD_Prairie_Goat
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Went to watch some older episodes and none were free with Prime. Anyone else seeing this, or am I fluke?
Amazon Prime, have to purchase?
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duckhunt
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There's another thread on this. Finn is checking into it.
SD_Prairie_Goat
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It sucks!
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My free episodes do not work either
EKYHunter
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Any updates on this? When I first started watching on Prime they were free? Went to watch some a week or so ago and there’s a charge to watch. It even shows the episodes I’d previously watched as being new or not viewed previously.
It is how Amazon has changed it. They now require to either rent or buy. As @TN2shot07 mentioned, they are all out on YouTube. You have to search and hunt to find them on YouTube and they do have ads.
Bezos thanks you.
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Bezos thanks Amazon employees, shoppers for funding space habit
Jeff Bezos successfully flew to space and back with his crew on his Blue Origin rocket, bringing space tourism one step closer to the mainstream.
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Bezos thanks you.
Bezos thanks Amazon employees, shoppers for funding space habit
Jeff Bezos successfully flew to space and back with his crew on his Blue Origin rocket, bringing space tourism one step closer to the mainstream.
Wonder if he had to take a pee bottle with him.
MarvB
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Likely...but it came back to earth for free with a $25 purchase...
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Thank you Randy. Appreciate the response. YouTube here I come!!!
Rob96
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Get used to it, with everyone looking to "cut the cable", streaming services as they become more and more popular and start pulling in more and more shows other than their "own", we will see fees.
As Amazon has gained market share they are slowly but steadily charging for just about everything now. If you look at their past business goals they intentionally undercut competitors and were losing money for many years. But they knew if they held on they would eventually dominate, and they pretty much do now.
Sorry to revive an old(ish) thread. Just throwing another data point in there if it comes up down the road - opened up Prime Video last night to scan through some of the Montana Elk episodes as we are prepping for our first ever elk hunt in November and was disappointed to find that they were pay-to-play now. Bummer.. Guess I'll jump on over to YT yet again! Thanks!
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Everything Amazon does will follow the same pattern. They are systematically destroying their competitors until they’re the only option left…..and then the prices will increase
MO Betta
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It's been a widely used tactic by near monopolistic entities for a long time, Wal-Mart being a prime (pun intended) example.
