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Amazon Free $2 MP3 Credit Promotion via Twitter

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Amazon has another free $2.00 MP3 credit promotion whereas you simply need to connect your Amazon account with your twitter account. All you have to do is click the yellow button and Amazon will send out an automatic tweet on your behalf. You will then automatically follow Amazon on Twitter once you click that button. The $2 credit will expires 7/28/2012.

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Follow these steps:

  1. Connect your Amazon.com and Twitter accounts. (If you are not already signed in, you will be prompted to do so). A window will pop up when you connect your Amazon.com and Twitter accounts for the first time. The window will provide some information about the permissions you’re giving Amazon.com. Although these permissions allow us to post tweets for you, we will only post the following message once automatically after you click the button below: “I just got a $2 credit for music from @amazonmp3 and @imdb. Get your credit here: http://amzn.to/AFlt0P”
  2. Automatically follow @amazonmp3 and @imdb.
  3. A $2 credit towards purchases at Amazon MP3 will be automatically added to your Amazon account.
  4. After completing these steps successfully, browse for music at Amazon MP3, and click the “Buy MP3 album” or “Buy MP3” button.
  5. If at any time you would like to disconnect your Amazon.com and Twitter accounts, you can do so from the Applications tab of your settings page on Twitter.

Sign up now for this amazing Amazon Free $2 Amazon MP3 Credit via Twitter. There is also another $2 MP3 Amazon credit good only until today(7/23). Sign up both to get a total of $4 free in Amazon MP3.

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