Free Trials

[Bizdustry.com]

What do you think of Free Trials? Do you sign up just get the free month and then forget to cancel? Are you currently signed up to any free trials that are due to auto-renew?

 

[Jazzy]

What do you think of Free Trials?

They're a good way to "try" something without making a full commitment to it.

Do you sign up just get the free month and then forget to cancel?

I have signed up for free trial but have always canceled on time.

Are you currently signed up to any free trials that are due to auto-renew?

No.

 

[tdbnz]

I Abuse Trials often

For me I have my own email domain so I have unlimited emails and when ever I want a trial use a fake email and I am away and if it asks for payment I give them a card from one of my online banks ( Wise ) then once it activated I delete the virtual card so I don't get charged ever again

If a company IP Logs I just use VPN to bypass LOL


But If you in USA you can use Privacy

Privacy gives you control over who can charge you and how much. Create virtual payment cards for one-time purchases or subscriptions, directly from your browser. Set spend limits, pause, unpause, and close cards any time you want.​

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[Duskpire]

I have signed up for free trial but have always canceled on time.

That's what I have done with most trials. But often that's the case with trials. I always cancel because I tried it. It wasn't something that I fully wanted because I felt that I could do with or without it as I didn't feel a "strong" need or desire for it. Therefor I canceled it when I was done with it.

 

[Ash]

Love the free trials although I do try to limit taking them out so that I don't waste them. Currently have one for Amazon Prime and a sort of "trial" for Disney+. That was a freebie from my network provider for 6 months

 

[bestwriter]

I used to very frequently take advantage of free trials in the good old days Somehow these days I hardly come across such offers