Amazon Places New Limits on Amazon Prime

Amazon.com has placed new restrictions on how many users can access a Prime account and is excluding businesses from the program. People pay $99 for Amazon Prime membership, and until this month, were allowed to share their account with four other members. A new provision called "Amazon Households" restricts members to sharing the program with up to six members: two adults, each with their own Amazon account, and four children, who don't need Amazon accounts in order to be a part of the household. In addition, the rules covering free shipping for businesses has changed.