As of October, those privileges can no longer be shared with anyone outside of a Prime member’s household. The Prime Invitee program, which made this possible, has been replaced by Amazon Family [1].

Starting next month, Prime members who want to share shipping perks with other customers must live together at the same primary residential address, a change from the company's previous allowance.

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Amazon Prime members will soon only be able to share shipping perks with people who live under the same roof as them. Starting in October, those privileges can no longer be shared with anyone outside ...