Stop Paying Monthly: How to Get Amazon Prime, Spotify, and Canva Pro for $0

Let's do some quick math. Netflix ($15), Spotify ($11), Amazon Prime ($15), Canva Pro ($12). That’s over $50 a month just to exist online. That’s $600 a year.

What if I told you that you could slash that bill to nearly zero? You don't need illegal cracks, and you don't need stolen accounts. You just need to change your status from "Customer" to "Student."

Using PostInBox, you can generate a valid Edu email address in seconds. Here is your roadmap to killing your monthly subscriptions.

1. The Amazon Prime Hack

The Strategy: Amazon has the most aggressive student offer in the world. They give you a 6-Month Free Trial. That includes Prime Video, Fast Shipping, and Twitch Prime.

Instructions:

1. Generate an email on PostInBox.
2. Go to the "Amazon Prime Student" sign-up page.
3. When asked for verification, enter your generated .edu email.
4. Verify the code from our dashboard. Done. You have 6 months free.

2. Canva Pro for Creators

The Strategy: Canva Pro is essential for creators, but expensive. However, "Canva for Education" is 100% free and includes all Pro features (Background Remover, Premium Assets).

Instructions: Sign up for the GitHub Student Developer Pack (using your PostInBox email). Inside that pack, you will find a 12-month free subscription to Canva Pro.

3. The Entertainment Bundle

The Strategy: Why pay for them separately? The Student Bundle gives you all three services for about $4.99/month total.

4. Microsoft Office 365

The Strategy: Stop using "cracked" versions of Word that have viruses. Microsoft gives Office 365 Education for free to students.

Instructions: Go to the Microsoft Education page, enter your PostInBox email, and you get instant access to the web versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint with 1TB of OneDrive storage.