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TL;DR:A four-month subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited is Watch The Desk Girl Onlineavailable for £0, saving you £39.96 on list price.

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Until Oct. 10, a four-month subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited is available for free as part of the Prime Big Deal Days.

Something to be aware of is that after the four-month promotional period comes to an end, your subscription will automatically renew at £9.99 per month for Prime members. You can cancel this function at anytime though, so there's no obligation to pay anything.

SEE ALSO: Everything you need to know about Amazon's October Prime Day sale: Start time, the competition, and more

Amazon Music Unlimited provides unrestricted access to millions of songs and thousands of playlists, all without any adverts. Users can stream and download their favorite tracks with unlimited skips and explore a vast selection of podcasts. And Amazon Music Unlimited now offers an exceptional audio experience thanks to HD and spatial audio options.

That's a lot of benefits to get for absolutely nothing, but this deal really doesn't come with a catch.

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Get four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free in the Prime Big Deal Days.

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