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After almost 6 years, Netflix has again started 15 and 30 day free trial for select new users. Know who is getting this offer in India, how to check eligibility and what things to keep in mind before the trial ends.<\/h2>\n
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Netflix’s 30-Day Free Trial is back! How to check whether your account is eligible or not<\/span><\/figure>\n

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If you were thinking of subscribing to Netflix for a long time, then there may be good news for you. After nearly six years, Netflix has again started making the free trial offer available to select new users. The company has also confirmed this. However, this offer is not currently available for all users and is visible only on some eligible accounts.<\/p>\n

According to reports, some users are getting a 30-day free trial, while others are seeing a 15-day free trial offer. It is believed that Netflix is \u200b\u200bcurrently testing this offer on different users.<\/p>\n

Offer seen in India also<\/p>\n

Although Netflix has not officially announced this offer in India, but according to reports, the option of ‘Try 30 days for \u20b90’ appeared while creating an account with a new email ID. This means that this offer can be gradually made available for Indian users also.<\/p>\n

How to check whether you will get free trial or not<\/strong><\/p>\n

If you want to know whether this offer is available for you or not, follow these easy steps.<\/p>\n

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  1. Open the Netflix website or app.<\/li>\n
  2. Create a new account with a new email ID.<\/li>\n
  3. During sign-up, see if the option \u201cTry 30 days for \u20b90\u201d or \u201c15-day free trial\u201d is visible.<\/li>\n
  4. Choose the plan of your choice.<\/li>\n
  5. Add payment method (debit card, credit card or supported UPI).<\/li>\n
  6. Complete registration and start streaming instantly.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    keep one thing in mind<\/strong><\/p>\n

    Netflix keeps AutoPay on by default even during the trial. This means that after the trial is over, the fee for your chosen plan may be deducted automatically. Therefore, if you do not wish to continue the subscription further, it will be necessary to cancel it before the end of the trial period.<\/p>\n

    Netflix stopped its 30-day free trial around the year 2020. Now the company is once again bringing back this facility for limited users and checking whether it increases the number of new subscribers. This offer is not currently available on all accounts, so if you do not see this option, your account is not yet eligible for this trial.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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