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PSS-NC
Contributor I
June 30, 2021
Answered

Amazon Music Trying to Force Unlimited Subscription

  • June 30, 2021
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I have linked my Amazon Prime Account to Sonos successfully.  Yet anytime I go to try and play anything from Amazon Music, I just get a message telling me to subscribe to Unlimited.  It directs me to amazon.com/music_on_sonos where I am being asked to subscribe.  Am I missing something if all I want is to access the free music I can get through my Prime subscription?

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Best answer by GuitarSuperstar

Can you click on the link? If so, select the “No thanks, not now” option on the link and see if it clears it.

If this doesn’t work, try removing Amazon Music from your music services in the Sonos app and re-adding it, and reset the Sonos app under App Preferences.

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GuitarSuperstar
Lead Maestro
June 30, 2021

Do you get this message to upgrade when you play Amazon Music from within the Sonos app or from the Amazon Music app?

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PSS-NCAuthor
Contributor I
June 30, 2021

I get the message when trying to play anything on Amazon Music from within the Sonos app.

 

GuitarSuperstar
Lead Maestro
June 30, 2021

If you tap on “No thanks, not now” on the link, does the link still return each time you listen to Amazon Music in the Sonos app?

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PSS-NCAuthor
Contributor I
June 30, 2021

Here is the sequence.  I select Amazon Music for one of my rooms.  I make a choice (stations, playlists, etc.).  Then I select something to play (e.g. Classic Rock).  I hit Play and get the message “Listen to any song anywhere with Amazon Music Unlimited.  Start a 30 day free trial at amazon.com/music_on_sonos”.  There is no choice to skip and nothing plays.  It just skips the song and goes to the next title and displays the message again. On and on it goes.

GuitarSuperstarAnswer
Lead Maestro
June 30, 2021

Can you click on the link? If so, select the “No thanks, not now” option on the link and see if it clears it.

If this doesn’t work, try removing Amazon Music from your music services in the Sonos app and re-adding it, and reset the Sonos app under App Preferences.

"Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you." - Rashi
PSS-NCAuthor
Contributor I
June 30, 2021

Thanks

 

Keithmac
Virtuoso
July 6, 2021

Did you get it working @PSS-NC ?, was looking at Amazon Prime partly due to it's music for our Sonos system.

 

PSS-NCAuthor
Contributor I
July 6, 2021

Hi.  Well it took awhile and some Internet research but finally figured out what the problem was.  We have an Amazon Household account where my wife and I share a Prime membership.  When you do that a benefit that is not shared is Amazon Prime Music (funny you share Prime Video but not Music).  Anyway that means to add music to Sonos and have it work, we need to add it through my wife’s Amazon account that  “owns” the Prime membership that we share.

 

Hope that helps.

    Keithmac
    Virtuoso
    July 6, 2021

    Yes that was very helpful thanks!.

    The Prime membership does look excellent value for money.

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