Forget to buy toilet paper? You might be able to add it to an Amazon order that hasn’t gone out for delivery yet.

The Prime Invitee Program ends Oct. 1. Amazon announced earlier this month that it was ending its Prime Invitee Program, updating its customer service page to encourage users to either sign up for ...

Freeloading off a friend’s Prime perks? That ends today, October 1. According to officials, Amazon is killing its “Prime Invitee” program — which let non-members get free delivery if invited by a ...

Amazon is ended its Prime Invitee program, which allowed users to share free shipping benefits with people outside of their household. Prime invitees will lose access to their benefits on Oct. 1.

Amazon will shut down the Prime Invitee program on October 1. Free Prime shipping perks can only be shared with people at the same address via Amazon Family. Invitees outside your household will need ...

Amazon is replacing the feature with Amazon Family, which allows members to share two-day shipping perks with only one other ...

Amazon is replacing its Prime Invitee program with Amazon Family, ending its program that allows Prime members to share free shipping benefits with people outside their household. The changes take ...

Amazon has made it even easier to buy items. You don't even need to confirm that you're sure you want to add something to your order.

Starting Oct. 1, Prime members will no longer be able to share their free shipping perk through Prime Invitee.

Amazon is introducing the Add To Delivery feature for Prime members, allowing them to add items to existing orders, enhancing ...

Starting October 1st, Prime members can no longer share their free shipping benefit with someone who doesn’t live with them. Starting October 1st, Prime members can no longer share their free shipping ...

Amazon announced it is killing its Prime Invitee program, which allowed members to share free shipping benefits with people outside of their household. On Tuesday, Amazon updated its support page ...