June 15, 2025 at 4:48 am

She Cancelled Her Amazon Prime Subscription, But Deliveries Are Still Fast As Ever

by Ben Auxier

Courtney Miller in her home

TikTok/co_mill

Amazon, and specifically its “Prime” branding, have become so culturally ubiquitous that we can forget why we even have it or what we’re even paying for.

Turns out, we might not be paying for much, at least according to this video from @TikTok user @co_mill:

Courtney Miller in her home

TikTok/co_mill

“Hey, I’m just coming on here to say that I canceled my membership with Amazon Prime months ago and I’m doing fine.”

Courtney Miller in her home

TikTok/co_mill

“Things deliver at a reasonable rate. In fact, sometimes you’ll order a bunch of ****, not pay extra for shipping or anything like that, and still sometimes it will show up the next day. Not just some of it, but all of it. Overnight shipping. I ordered that last night.”

Courtney Miller in her home

TikTok/co_mill

“So some of you who are paying for a prime membership, hope that makes you think about that, because you might be paying for nothing sometimes. Just saying.”

@co_mill

Something to think about! Is it premium?.. is it?

♬ original sound – Courtney Miller

Of course, some say just dump the whole thing.

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Others are paying for different branches of the package.

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Mind the asterisks, though.

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The math is a little suspicious…

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Is it still Prime Time?

It sounds like a mixed bag of opinions on whether or not it’s still worth it.

If you liked that story, check out this one about a 72-year-old woman was told by her life insurance company that her policy was worthless because she’d paid for 40 years. 🙁