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As such, it’s really only a viable option for spouses or other people with a shared financial situation. You do not need distinct logins for children as Amazon handles child accounts as profile-based sub-accounts of the parent’s account.įinally there’s one big consideration that really highlights how this is a service for families and not for friends, roommates, are distant relatives: when you link another adult’s account to your Prime account via Amazon Household, you also link all your billing information and payment options - the other adult in your Amazon Household will have unlimited access to any and all credit cards associated with the account. The other adult member of your household will also need their own Amazon login and password if they don’t already have one (this login, of course, doesn’t need to be Prime-enabled). Sharing is also not available if you’re a guest on another person’s Prime account and not the primary account holder - no surprise there, you can’t share what isn’t yours.

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The fine print, however, means Amazon Household access is not available to those of you with discounted Student Prime accounts (you’ll need to pay the full Prime rate to get Amazon Household). You’ll need, of course, an Amazon Prime account to share your Amazon Prime access. In short if you already have an Amazon Prime account, there’s really no good reason to not take advantage of Amazon Household and share the benefits with your family.

The same goes for audiobooks, movies, television shows, apps, and games.

You can share them with one another without having to buy them again. In addition, members of the household share purchased content across accounts: if you’ve bought a ton of books and your spouse has bought a ton of books, those books are no longer hostage on your separate accounts.