Amazon giving away 1 year of unlimited Amazon Cloud storage for free

[satam55]

Amazon giving away 1 year of unlimited Amazon Cloud storage for free

Posted on December 5, 2015

If you have an Android device, you can get one year of unlimited Amazon Cloud storage for free just by downloading a free Amazon Underground game. Simply install Amazon Underground on your android device, and use it to download any of the 10 select games. Once you’ve installed at least one of the games listed, you’ll receive an email within 5 days with a link to redeem the offer for a free year of unlimited Amazon Cloud storage, which normally runs $60 per year. The games that qualify are: Monument Valley, Jetpack Joyride, Goat Simulator, Inside Out Thought Bubbles, Fruit Ninja, Angry Birds Space, Looney Tunes Dash!,Beach Buggy Racing, Cars: Fast as Lightning, and My Little Pony. Amazon Underground is not yet available for Fire TV devices.

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[satam55]

I went with "Beach Buggy Racing". Seeing how it's 1 of those games that are heavily featured/spotlighted on the Fire TV, new Apple TV, & Android TV/Nexus Player.

 

[Milk N Cookies]

For how long?

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

And this cloud storage is for computers too, right?

 

[satam55]

And this cloud storage is for computers too, right?

You never used other cloud storage apps like Google Drive, Dropbox, or Microsoft OneDrive before? It works with Mobile, The Web, & Desktop.

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

You never used other cloud storage apps like Google Drive, Dropbox, or Microsoft OneDrive before? It works with Mobile, The Web, & Desktop.

I have one drive, dont know how to use it

 

[BaldingSoHard]

All this "cloud storage" seems too good to be true.

 

[satam55]

Just got my email.

 

[satam55]

All this "cloud storage" seems too good to be true.

Amazon gives away free shyt all the time. I don't see why you think it's too good to be true. It's only for 1 year.

 

[Golayitdown]

All this "cloud storage" seems too good to be true.

It is in some cases. Amazon wants to lock you in to service with the hopes of getting you to put all your eggs in their basket in the first year. Then when the free period is up, you'll have some incentive to stick with their service and pay.

I can't get with the cloud services all the way yet. It's great for music if you're in a position to take the data hit (when on mobile) but I can't see myself uploading all of my shyt anywhere like that. I really only use it for the convenience of doing my class work across multiple devices.