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Alright everyone, I know some of you were having trouble with the *HOT* Amazon diaper deal that we shared yesterday [2], but there are a lot of readers that also had success with it so I don’t want you to miss out quite yet! Amazing diaper deals like this one just don’t come around very often.
One of the readers that was able to get it to work was Emilee and she was kind enough to break down, step-by-step, exactly what worked for her and her sister (who paid only $5.74 for a box of 222ct size 3 Huggies). Here is what you’ll need to do:
Step One: Visit this page [3] and sign-in or create a new account with Amazon.
Step Two: Visit this page [4], fill in what is on the top of your back to school list and then click Share & Claim. This will give you an extra $5 savings on your next order (it will appear at check-out).
Step Three: Visit this page [5] and start a 30-Free Trial of Amazon Prime. Please note that if you are already a Prime member you can skip this step.
Step Three: Visit this page [1], click “Join Now” and fill in your information.
Step Four: Visit this page [7] and choose your diapers, size and count, then click on $2 coupon below, then subscribe & save on the right side, lastly subscribe.
*Keep in mind that the only diapers that will work with this promotion.
Step Five: Enter the coupon code BABYTIME to deduct the extra $25 off your purchase.
If you’ve recently had an Amazon Prime trial, this promotion might not work for you, but if you have a new account the above steps should work like a charm. Also, if you’ve ever had an Amazon Mom membership on your account it will cause the coupon code to not go through, but again creating a new account for someone in your household “might” help. Please let us know.
Keep in mind that as always, when you sign up for Subscribe & Save, you are under NO obligation whatsoever and can cancel at anytime. To cancel or modify your Subscribe & Save status, just go to “my account” and then “subscriptions” and with the click of a button you can cancel and/or modify anything you like. It is very simple to do.
(Thanks Emilee!)