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Scottish Sun
08-07-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Prime members can claim hit football game worth £45 for FREE in latest mega giveaway – there's only days left to claim
Plus, more Prime Day tips and offers GOAL Prime members can claim hit football game worth £45 for FREE in latest mega giveaway – there's only days left to claim Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) AMAZON Prime members can get their hands on a popular game worth £45 at absolutely no cost. Prime Day is upon us which means shoppers can snap up some mega deals. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 Football manager is available to Prime members for free Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk This year, the event has been extended to four days, running from July 8 till July 11. This is the longest time the sales event has run for, initially launching in 2015 as a 24-hour event and later being extended to two days long. It gives shoppers more time to find the best bargains across beauty, tech and homeware sections. PRIME DAY FREEBIE Amazon is also treating Prime members to some freebies which they can keep forever. Gamers can now claim Football Manager 2024 for free via Prime Gaming. The best part is that you get to keep the game forever regardless of your Prime membership. The simulation game allows you step into the shoes of a football boss as you assemble and manage the world's best team. You can choose from 2,500 clubs to build your dream team in pursuit of football's biggest prizes. But be quick as the offer lasts only until Friday. The offer is only available to Prime members, so you'll need to sign up to access it. Amazon Prime Gaming Freebies: Top Games to Claim in June 2025 If you have never joined Prime before, you can make the most of the 30-day free trial. Remember to cancel before your trial ends though or you'll be charged £8.99 a month for your membership. AMAZON PRIME SHOPPING TIPS Amazon runs two Prime Day events a year, one in July and one in October. The event can be exciting for shoppers, but it is important not to get carried away and make impulse purchases which aren't good value. The Sun previously spoke to Liz Hunter, commercial director at price comparison website Money Expert, who said shoppers should be wary of unknown brands. She said: "While searching on Amazon, you're likely to come across products from random, unrecognisable brands. "These products often undercut key players on price, but without brand reputation, you risk sacrificing quality and durability." Meanwhile, Tom Church, founder of previously said shoppers should take advantage of offers on garden tools and tech gadgets.
The Irish Sun
08-07-2025
- Business
- The Irish Sun
Prime members can claim hit football game worth £45 for FREE in latest mega giveaway – there's only days left to claim
AMAZON Prime members can get their hands on a popular game worth £45 at absolutely no cost. Prime Day is upon us which means shoppers can snap up some mega deals. 1 Football manager is available to Prime members for free Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk This year, the event has been extended to four days, running from July 8 till July 11. This is the longest time the sales event has run for, initially launching in 2015 as a 24-hour event and later being extended to two days long. It gives shoppers more time to find the best bargains across beauty, tech and homeware sections. PRIME DAY FREEBIE Amazon is also treating Prime members to some freebies which they can keep forever. read more on tech Gamers can now claim The best part is that you get to keep the game forever regardless of your Prime membership. The simulation game allows you step into the shoes of a football boss as you assemble and manage the world's best team. You can choose from 2,500 clubs to build your dream team in pursuit of football's biggest prizes. Most read in Tech But be quick as the offer lasts only until Friday. The offer is only available to Prime members, so you'll need to sign up to access it. Amazon Prime Gaming Freebies: Top Games to Claim in June 2025 If you have never joined Prime before, you can make the most of the Remember to cancel before your trial ends though or you'll be charged £8.99 a month for your membership. AMAZON PRIME SHOPPING TIPS Amazon runs two Prime Day events a year, one in July and one in October. The event can be exciting for shoppers, but it is important not to get carried away and make impulse purchases which aren't good value. The Sun previously spoke to Liz Hunter, commercial director at price comparison website Money Expert, who said shoppers should be wary of unknown brands. She said: "While searching on Amazon, you're likely to come across products from random, unrecognisable brands. "These products often undercut key players on price, but without brand reputation, you risk sacrificing quality and durability." Meanwhile, Tom Church, founder of previously said shoppers should take advantage of offers on garden tools and tech gadgets. Top 10 Amazon Prime Day deals Amazon Prime Day is running from 8th-11th July - here's our pick of the 10 best deals for Prime members. * If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue Shark FlexBreeze HydroGo Cordless Fan, £99.99 (was £129.99) - Eufy G50 Robot Vacuum Cleaner, £99.99 was (£199.99) - Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Digital Air Fryer, £124.99 (was £218.99) - Echo Dot + Ring Video Doorbell, £65.99 (save 57%) - Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K, £27.99 (was £59.99) - L'Oréal Paris Anti-Ageing Day Cream, £13.99 (was £29.99) - Weleda Skin Foodn Moisturiser, £8.55 (was £12.07) - Remington Advanced Coconut Therapy Hair Straightener, £52 (was £139.99) - Ninja Foodi StaySharp Knife Block, £159.99 (was £249.99) - Xinwild Wireless Earbuds, £21.99 (was £129.99) - Just remember: to qualify for these offers you need to be We've rounded up more great offers here: Best UK Prime Day deals Best home and garden deals
The Irish Sun
07-07-2025
- Business
- The Irish Sun
‘Red alert' to anyone with Amazon Prime subscription in UK as giant warns ‘be vigilant' – 5 signs to watch out for
AMAZON Prime users have been issued a "red alert" scam warning - here are FIVE signs to watch out for. The industry giant has urged shoppers to "be vigilant" as a spate of fraudulent emails sweep the UK. Advertisement 2 The safest way to check your Amazon Prime account is through the website directly Credit: Getty Cybercriminals are sending fake messages claiming to be about Amazon Prime membership subscriptions. But, they're actually scams intended to access sensitive information and financial details. An Amazon spokesperson warned customers: "We've recently noticed an increase in customers reporting fake emails about Amazon Prime membership subscriptions. The online retailed added: "We want to help you stay protected by sharing important information about these scams." Advertisement Read More A popular scam email circulating tells shoppers the cost of their Prime subscription has increased. Users are given the option to click on a "cancel" button, but this is how the fraudsters are able to hack into your personal information. Amazon warned: "Do not click on any links in these messages." If customers are unsure, the safest way to check their Amazon Prime account is through the website directly - or through the verified app. Advertisement Most read in Tech Breaking Exclusive Exclusive Click on the Prime option from the main menu to review any renewal dates or plan prices. Additionally, there's a Message Centre in the Your Account section that keeps all of your Amazon notifications. And, if you do fear you've been targeted by scammers, it's wise to keep any eye on any bank transactions. Contact your bank immediately if you notice anything suspicious. Advertisement This comes as new research conducted by According to Abhishek Karnik, the Head of Threat Research at McAfee: "As inflation and tariffs push more people to hunt for deals, "From retailer impersonations to hyper-realistic delivery In light of this new growing threat, the Advertisement Urgent language demanding immediate action ("Your account will be closed in 24 hours!"). Requests for payment via gift cards, wire transfers or cash. Claims that you need to "verify" or "legalise" your money. Transfers to "goverment agencies" during the same call. Pressure to keep the call secret or not hang up. McAfee also emphasised that Amazon will never call you about suspicious account activity or unauthorised purchases. Further advice includes, using Amazon's Message Centre, and never giving personal information, passwords, or payment details over the phone. Mr Karnik added: "The good news is that the tools to fight back are getting smarter too. "The best way to stay safe is to pause before you click, trust your instincts, and use AI-powered protection like McAfee's Scam Detector to stay one step ahead." Advertisement On how to protect your shopping experience, McAfee advised that you enable two-factor authentication on your Amazon account, use strong and unique passwords, and only shop on secure websites. It also suggests you monitor your bank and credit card statements regularly, never click on suspicious emails, and, most importantly, trust your gut. McAfee identified older adults as particularly at risk, while platforms like TikTok shop and Instagram Shopping are fast becoming hot spots for scam exposure. How to protect yourself from fraud USE the following tips to protect yourself from fraudsters. Keep your social media accounts private – Think twice before you your share details – in particular your full date of birth, address and contacts details – all of this information can be useful to fraudsters. Deactivate and delete old social media profiles – Keep track of your digital footprint. If a profile was created 10 years ago, there may be personal information currently available for a fraudster to use that you're are not aware of or you have forgotten about. Password protect your devices – Keep passwords complex by picking three random words, such as roverducklemon and add or split them with symbols, numbers and capitals. Install anti-virus software on your laptop and personal devices and keep it up to date – This will make it harder for fraudsters to access your data in the first place. Take care on public Wi-Fi – Fraudsters can hack or mimic them. If you're using one, avoid accessing sensitive apps, such as mobile banking. Think about your offline information too – Always redirect your post when you move home and make sure your letter or mailbox is secure. 2 Amazon Prime users have been warned not to click on suspicious emails Credit: Getty Advertisement
Scottish Sun
07-07-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
‘Red alert' to anyone with Amazon Prime subscription in UK as giant warns ‘be vigilant' – 5 signs to watch out for
Members are being targeted by a specific email request NOT AMAZ-ING 'Red alert' to anyone with Amazon Prime subscription in UK as giant warns 'be vigilant' – 5 signs to watch out for Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) AMAZON Prime users have been issued a "red alert" scam warning - here are FIVE signs to watch out for. The industry giant has urged shoppers to "be vigilant" as a spate of fraudulent emails sweep the UK. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 The safest way to check your Amazon Prime account is through the website directly Credit: Getty Cybercriminals are sending fake messages claiming to be about Amazon Prime membership subscriptions. But, they're actually scams intended to access sensitive information and financial details. An Amazon spokesperson warned customers: "We've recently noticed an increase in customers reporting fake emails about Amazon Prime membership subscriptions. The online retailed added: "We want to help you stay protected by sharing important information about these scams." A popular scam email circulating tells shoppers the cost of their Prime subscription has increased. Users are given the option to click on a "cancel" button, but this is how the fraudsters are able to hack into your personal information. Amazon warned: "Do not click on any links in these messages." If customers are unsure, the safest way to check their Amazon Prime account is through the website directly - or through the verified app. Click on the Prime option from the main menu to review any renewal dates or plan prices. Additionally, there's a Message Centre in the Your Account section that keeps all of your Amazon notifications. And, if you do fear you've been targeted by scammers, it's wise to keep any eye on any bank transactions. Contact your bank immediately if you notice anything suspicious. This comes as new research conducted by McAfee shows the users most at risk and how to stay safe online as scams become increasingly difficult to spot. According to Abhishek Karnik, the Head of Threat Research at McAfee: "As inflation and tariffs push more people to hunt for deals, scammers are using generative AI to craft scams that are more polished, personal, and persuasive. "From retailer impersonations to hyper-realistic delivery scams, these threats are getting harder to spot." In light of this new growing threat, the cyber security company has shared five red flags to watch out for to help users stay safe online: Urgent language demanding immediate action ("Your account will be closed in 24 hours!"). Requests for payment via gift cards, wire transfers or cash. Claims that you need to "verify" or "legalise" your money. Transfers to "goverment agencies" during the same call. Pressure to keep the call secret or not hang up. McAfee also emphasised that Amazon will never call you about suspicious account activity or unauthorised purchases. Further advice includes, using Amazon's Message Centre, and never giving personal information, passwords, or payment details over the phone. Mr Karnik added: "The good news is that the tools to fight back are getting smarter too. "The best way to stay safe is to pause before you click, trust your instincts, and use AI-powered protection like McAfee's Scam Detector to stay one step ahead." On how to protect your shopping experience, McAfee advised that you enable two-factor authentication on your Amazon account, use strong and unique passwords, and only shop on secure websites. It also suggests you monitor your bank and credit card statements regularly, never click on suspicious emails, and, most importantly, trust your gut. McAfee identified older adults as particularly at risk, while platforms like TikTok shop and Instagram Shopping are fast becoming hot spots for scam exposure. How to protect yourself from fraud USE the following tips to protect yourself from fraudsters. Keep your social media accounts private – Think twice before you your share details – in particular your full date of birth, address and contacts details – all of this information can be useful to fraudsters. – Think twice before you your share details – in particular your full date of birth, address and contacts details – all of this information can be useful to fraudsters. Deactivate and delete old social media profiles – Keep track of your digital footprint. If a profile was created 10 years ago, there may be personal information currently available for a fraudster to use that you're are not aware of or you have forgotten about. – Keep track of your digital footprint. If a profile was created 10 years ago, there may be personal information currently available for a fraudster to use that you're are not aware of or you have forgotten about. Password protect your devices – Keep passwords complex by picking three random words, such as roverducklemon and add or split them with symbols, numbers and capitals. – Keep passwords complex by picking three random words, such as roverducklemon and add or split them with symbols, numbers and capitals. Install anti-virus software on your laptop and personal devices and keep it up to date – This will make it harder for fraudsters to access your data in the first place. – This will make it harder for fraudsters to access your data in the first place. Take care on public Wi-Fi – Fraudsters can hack or mimic them. If you're using one, avoid accessing sensitive apps, such as mobile banking. – Fraudsters can hack or mimic them. If you're using one, avoid accessing sensitive apps, such as mobile banking. Think about your offline information too – Always redirect your post when you move home and make sure your letter or mailbox is secure.
The Irish Sun
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
All Amazon Prime members can unlock 13 freebies worth £220 in giveaway bonanza – there's a bonus £5 perk every month too
AMAZON Prime members will be able to unlock £220 worth of freebies in a giveaway bonanza for the month of July. It involves Advertisement 1 Deals come in the lead up to Prime Day this year on July 8 and 11 Credit: Getty Prime Gaming, which is included in an There is a collection free downloadable games for members to enjoy, as well as a monthly Twitch channel subscription and more. Prime Day is also coming up on Tuesday, July 8 and Friday, July 11. In the lead up to this, from June 17 to July 17, Prime members have been able too claim some fan-favourite PC games at no additional cost. Advertisement Read More Tech News Members of Prime Gaming in countries like the UK can also play a variety of games for free on Lead-up to Prime Day 2025 In celebration of Prime Day this year, Prime members can choose from the six fan-favourite games at no additional cost until July 7. These games include Saints Row IV: Re-Elected STAR WARS: Rebellion Saints Row 2 TOEM Dungeon of the ENDLESS Definitive Edition Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft Most read in Tech Amazon Luna is also offering a number of exclusive Prime member deals. Advertisement No PC or gaming console is required for Amazon Luna, as a cloud gaming service that works on common devices. Amazon Prime Gaming Freebies: Top Games to Claim in June 2025 Prime Gaming members will therefore be able to get unlimited access to a rotation of popular games. Amazon's Luna deal also includes a bundle, which features the Amazon Luna controller, several This is only available in the United States and Canada, until July 11. Advertisement However, even more offers are expected for the proper Prime Day, with updates to come. Free games on Prime Gaming Prime Gaming has 13 titles to giveaway throughout the month of July, with some games already available to be claimed online. Dungeon of the Endless (now available): Amplitude Studio's take on Roguelike genre, mixing in Dungeoon Defense mechanics for a unique gameplay experience Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft (now available): play the complete experience with the three Tomb Raider Adventures , with all expansions and secret levels on a modern platform Saints Row 2 (now available): Open-world gaming where plays can play as who they want, how and with whomever in the sequel to the successful original Saints Row. TOEM (now available): Use your photographic eye to cover mysteries of the magical TOEM in this hand-drawn adventure game. Solve problems with quirky characters and relaxing landscapes. Saints Row IV: Re-Elected (now available): Fight to free humanity from alien overlord and his empire, where you can save the world with an arsenal of superpowers and weapons. STAR WARS: Rebellion: As commander, choose to take control of the Rebel Alliance or Galactic Empire for complete domination of the galaxy after the first Death Star has been destroyed. Boxes : Lost Fragments (now available): Struggle for freedom and answers as a legendary thief lured into a mansion with a sits a series of puzzle boxes for your next assignment. ENDLESS Space 2 Definitive Edition (July 17): Amplitude Studio's third title in the Endless Universe, with the secrets of God-like beings echoing through the galaxy in this Strategic Space Opera. Besiege: The Splintered Sea DLC (July 17): Water is introduced to Besiege in this Splintered Sea expansion with machine-building conquests. A 15-level oceanic campaign lets you explore a new sandbox and harness eight new blocks of chaos on the high seas. Venba (July 24): A narrative cooking game about family, love, and loss by playing a South Indian immigrant mother connecting with her son through the language of food. I Love Finding Wild Friends Collector's Edition (July 24): Hidden-object game set in stunning natural habitats, which you can explore whilst collective diverse wild animals, playing challenging new mini-games, and cracking engaging puzzles. Heroes of Loot (July 31): Action combined with the dungeon crawling of rogue-likes, where you must survive quests and level-up to improve you weapon.
