How to Sign up for Amazon's ‘Invite-Only’ Deals During October Prime Day
Not all Prime Day deals are open to just anybody. These deals have become a common fixture for Amazon's major sales, including this summer's Prime Day. With the October Prime Day sale kicking off on October 6, you can expect to see more invite-only deals popping up around the site.
- ▪Not all Prime Day deals are open to just anybody.
- ▪These deals have become a common fixture for Amazon's major sales, including this summer's Prime Day.
- ▪With the October Prime Day sale kicking off on October 6, you can expect to see more invite-only deals popping up around the site.
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Not all Prime Day deals are open to just anybody. Since 2023, some of the best offers in Amazon's biggest sales are invite-only—meaning you have to sign up for them in advance of the sale going live, and hope you get chosen to receive the discount. These deals have become a common fixture for Amazon's major sales, including this summer's Prime Day. With the October Prime Day sale kicking off on October 6, you can expect to see more invite-only deals popping up around the site. Here's how to find and sign up for them, so you have a fighting chance at scoring some great offers.Who is eligible for Prime Day invite-only deals?Only a select number of products will be available via invite-only deals. You'll be able to spot them by the "invite-only" banner visible on the product page.
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