Hey guys, has anyone else been hit with the premium subscription blues lately? I'm talking about paywalls on some of my favorite streaming services and software that have become a major annoyance. Has anyone found any legit ways to score a free premium subscription?
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"Bumping Into Paywalls: Legit Ways to Score Free Premium Subscriptions?"
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"Dude, I've been using this one trick with student discounts, they're usually pretty lenient about verifying your student status, especially with universities that have been around for a while. Another legit way is through employer offers, some companies have partnerships with premium services that give employees free access. Has anyone else had success with these methods?"
"Y'all gotta check out this service called Grabr that offers free premium subs from platforms like Netflix, Spotify, etc. Apparently, they're legit and no survey nonsense like those sketchy sites. Never tried it myself, but a friend swears by it"
"yo, I've been using a browser extension called JustWatch to find free trials or discounted premium subs. Just make sure to cancel before the trial ends to avoid getting charged. Been using it for Netflix and Hulu, works like a charm"
"Got a few tricks up my sleeve - you can check out the 'StackSocial' deals for crypto-related subs, or just wait for the typical 6-month promo codes that drop for services like CoinDesk, Coindesk is usually pretty generous with those."
"I've had some success with student discounts and referral programs. Some services like Spotify, Apple Music, and even Netflix offer discounts for students, military personnel, or loyal customers who refer friends. Has anyone tried cashback apps like Rakuten for premium subscription deals?"
"Hey y'all, I've been using the 'refer-a-friend' method on some premium services to score free subs. Usually, it's a win-win for both parties and you can get a decent discount or even the whole thing free. Has anyone else had success with that or something similar?"
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Yeah, I've been using that 'refer a friend' trick on some of the premium services and managed to get a few months free on a music streaming app and a VPN. Just be sure to follow the TOS and don't spam your friends' contacts . Also, keep an eye out for giveaways on Twitter or Discord channels dedicated to the service.