Prime members can claim hit football game worth £45 for FREE in latest mega giveaway – there's only days left to claim
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AMAZON Prime members can get their hands on a popular game worth £45 at absolutely no cost.
Prime Day is upon us which means shoppers can snap up some mega deals.
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Football manager is available to Prime members for free
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This year, the event has been extended to four days, running from July 8 till July 11.
This is the longest time the sales event has run for, initially launching in 2015 as a 24-hour event and later being extended to two days long.
It gives shoppers more time to find the best bargains across beauty, tech and homeware sections.
PRIME DAY FREEBIE
Amazon is also treating Prime members to some freebies which they can keep forever.
Gamers can now claim Football Manager 2024 for free via Prime Gaming.
The best part is that you get to keep the game forever regardless of your Prime membership.
The simulation game allows you step into the shoes of a football boss as you assemble and manage the world's best team.
You can choose from 2,500 clubs to build your dream team in pursuit of football's biggest prizes.
But be quick as the offer lasts only until Friday.
The offer is only available to Prime members, so you'll need to sign up to access it.
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If you have never joined Prime before, you can make the most of the 30-day free trial.
Remember to cancel before your trial ends though or you'll be charged £8.99 a month for your membership.
AMAZON PRIME SHOPPING TIPS
Amazon runs two Prime Day events a year, one in July and one in October.
The event can be exciting for shoppers, but it is important not to get carried away and make impulse purchases which aren't good value.
The Sun previously spoke to Liz Hunter, commercial director at price comparison website Money Expert, who said shoppers should be wary of unknown brands.
She said: "While searching on Amazon, you're likely to come across products from random, unrecognisable brands.
"These products often undercut key players on price, but without brand reputation, you risk sacrificing quality and durability."
Meanwhile, Tom Church, founder of LatestDeals.co.uk previously said shoppers should take advantage of offers on garden tools and tech gadgets.
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