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The 12-month subscription of Kindle Unlimited is still 25% off

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Piotr Kowalczyk

Kindle Unlimited 12-month subscription deal for December 2016

You can still grab the yearly subscription of Kindle Unimited at a price reduced by 25% – for $89.

The Cyber Monday 2016 Kindle Unlimited deal was not the last chance to grab ebook subscription from Amazon at a discounted price.

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Yesterday, Amazon offered the 25% discount on Kindle Unlimited yearly plan. Instead of the regular price of $119.88, the price was set to $88.99.

Unlike during Cyber Monday, two other plans, 6 and 24 months, are offered at regular prices.

The yesterday’s Kindle Unlimited promotion was supposed to last one day only, but I’ve checked it today, and the deal is still live.

Kindle Unlimited is Amazon’s increasingly popular digital content subscription service giving unlimited access to Kindle books (over 1.4 million), audiobooks, and digital editions of popular magazines.

Considering Kindle Unlimited as a Christmas gift? You can grab the subscription at the reduced price and gift it to your family or friends at the date and time you pick. Just make sure to leave the box “This is a gift” checked (see screenshot below), and follow instructions during the checkout.

Kindle Unlimited deal for December 2016 is available as a gift

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