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Facts and Statistics This analysis mention that Amazon prime now has 85 million US members, expense on average about $1300 per year, compared to about $700 per year for non-member customers. The current membership figure compares to an estimated 63 million US members at the end of the June 2016 quarter, or an increase of 35% in one year. As of June 30, 2017, CIRP estimates that in the US, 63% of Amazon customers are prime members. Based on this estimate, CIRP estimates that in the US, Amazon prime has 85 million members. Amazon prime membership encourages much more repeated shopping, likely because the free shipping benefit knocks down a key partition to buying online often and makes Amazon their first stop for online purchases. Amazon prime

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