Amazon Prime may be on its way to Swedish consumers

During the fall, Amazon opened its doors in Sweden to great confusion. In addition to the large selection of the company’s products, enthusiastic consumers met a long series of machine translations of product names, but to the dismay of many, Prime was missing.

In old North America, Prime subscribers promised one or two days of free shipping, where customers also had access to streaming movies and music as well as e-books. Close to home, service in Germany costs 7.99 euros, just over 80 kroner, and offers priority delivery at no extra cost.

In addition, deliveries on selected orders of €20 or more are offered to consumers in select German metropolitan areas. In terms of media streaming, German customers are also offered Amazon Music, Amazon Prime Video and a Twitch Prime subscription.

Now inform Feber that the company has taken it Swedish Facebook page With the encoded message “Coming soon”, followed by three packets. Fever concludes that it is most likely a Swedish version of Prime Service – which is one of the few Amazon services still missing from the company’s Swedish project.

As usual, no specific plans or pricing have been announced – but even Swedish customers are looking to be able to combine use of, say, Twitch Prime and Amazon Music services with free Amazon shipping – at a fixed monthly cost.

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