can u start a trial and cancel and still get credited!!!!!

[mflickrocks]

just had a quick question if u start a trail and cancel can u still get the credit.

[sudeepa]

Yes, you get credit for trial offers even if you cancel before the trial period ends. I have done only 1 free trial offer which was blockbuster. I wanted to try it for a month and I trusted the company also. But please keep 2 things in mind :-

1.     It is not considered a good practice to do these trial offers only for getting credit in FC. If you are interested in the product and want to try it
        in the free trial period, it is fine. You are free to change your mind and cancel it also.
2.     Free trial offers require CC or Paypal. There is a samll amount of risk involved and there were a few instances reported in the past where the
       the trial offer was not exactly free.
All the best and have fun

[mflickrocks]

ok thanks alot.

[janell07]

It isn't suggested.  You should really only do offers that are of interest to you. 

[mjdoug03]

They don't suggest it but I think they know that we're after money.  I usually wait until I'm credited to cancel the trial.  I haven't had any problems with this as long as I get my credit before the trial ends.

[logiitm]

Am also wait upto my amount credited. After that i cancel the trail.

[TytheGent]

I thought blockbusters trial wasn't free?

[bessie1111]

I have only done one trial.  I'm very careful about signing up for trials, because I have found in the past I have forgotten to cancel when I'm not interested in continuing and it ends up costing me.  I did sign up for Audiobooks.  I was interested in the program specifically for one of my kids.  I was credited and I cancelled the trial right before the promotion ended.  I enjoyed the trial.

[ArsamMofidi]

Definetly but i wouldn't risk getting charged if you forget to cancel.

[bostonphil]

I think that that depends on the trial.  You need to read the instructions / directions carefully.  You should only accept offers that you are really interested in.   If it is a trial, I would suggest, you let the trial runs its course before canceling.  I would suggest not canceling until the end of the trial period.   

[sgluckadoo]

I have always wondered this! I dont do any offers that require CC though.

[sarabtrayior]

I always forget to cancel and get charged, so I don't try trials very often!