Amazon Prime Day

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Amazon Prime Day
Amazon Prime Day is an annual event when Amazon
Prime members can enjoy exclusive deals and
discounts on a range of products. This year's
event takes place on 13-14 October and promises
to be the biggest Prime Day yet, with more than
one million deals available exclusively for
Prime members. So if you're not a Prime member,
now is the time to sign up and take advantage of
all the great deals on offer. And if you are a
Prime member, start planning your shopping list
and getting ready for two days of amazing
deals! Amazon has promised a 48-hour bargain
exhibition with "hundreds of thousands" of items
to choose from Prime- exclusive discounts.
Despite being referred to as the Prime Early
Access Sale, the 48-hour event is essentially a
second Prime Day for 2022. It will be the first
time Amazon has hosted two such deals in a
single year, even though it comes during a
worldwide economic crisis and many people's
tightened personal budgets. Each year in July,
Amazon Prime Day is a one-day deal. The event
started in 2015 and has since grown to be one of
the greatest online sales occasions. To celebrate
Amazon's 20th birthday, this was established.
The premier account that we receive after
purchasing the subscription is referred to as
"Prime." You should sign up for a
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subscription because one of its fantastic
features is that most products are delivered for
free.

• Which nations are eligible to take the part in a
  Prime Early Access Sale?
• Now that the Prime Early Access Sale has been
  announced, we know which countries will be able
  to participate. The tournament will be held in
  15 nations
• USA
• UK
• Austria
• Canada

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• China
• France
• Germany
• Italy
• Luxembourg
• The Netherlands
• Poland
• Portugal
• Spain
• Sweden
• Turkey
• With nations like Australia, Brazil, Japan, and
  Mexico, being excluded, this year's Prime Day
  activities have a primarily reduced roster of
  participating nations.