Amazon Prime is ending shared shipping benefits for customers living outside the primary residential address, the online retailer announced. Beginning next month, Prime members who want to share ...

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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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