Last week, Amazon officially launched its new subscription service, Kindle Unlimited, for readers who want a different reading experience. For a fee of $9,99, subscribers can read as many books as they want each month. Currently, the service is only available in the United States , but we managed to get a sneak peek to show you what this new service is like on the inside.
First, we must access the Amazon page in the United States, because if we try to access it from, for example, the Spanish page, we will see a message indicating that this service is not yet operational in this country.
However, if we access it from the Amazon page in the United States, everything changes and it will allow us to access the service through the 30-day free trial.
Everything could not be so easy and fast and once we press the button to start the trial of the free 30 days of Kindle Unlimited, it is time to look for life a little and above all to deceive Amazon, so whoever wants to stay in it side of the good without going into the dark side can turn around at this very moment.
Amazon will ask for our user account for the United States page , which we obviously don't have and which we will have to create by filling out a data sheet like this:
At this point it is very important not to change the country, because it must be remembered that this service is only available in the United States at the moment and fill in the city, state and zip code with the correct data that you can find in Google in question. seconds.
If you thought everything was done and all that was left was to start enjoying Kindle Unlimited, you're wrong. To finalize our registration, Amazon requires a payment method . Of course, we're not going to link our card, whatever type it is, to this account that we only want to use to try the new reading service. So, we'll have to find a solution using Google and, for example, a random credit card number generator, which in my case worked perfectly to complete the registration since it only asks for the card number and expiration date.
From here you only have to start enjoying Kindle Unlimited, although you can only do it for a month, which is how long the free trial lasts.
Below are two images of the service, although in the coming days we will take a more in-depth look at Amazon's new reading service :
If you've decided to try Kindle Unlimited, tell us about your experience and opinion. If you have any questions about the steps we've outlined above, feel free to ask us in the comments section of this article, on our forum, or on any of the social media platforms where we're present.