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How to Trial Spotify Premium for Free (Without Getting Charged)

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Spotify is one of the largest music streaming platforms, offering millions of songs, albums, podcasts, and playlists. The platform offers two types of subscriptions to its users: Spotify Free and Spotify Premium. While the free version comes with advertisements and limited features, the Premium version offers ad-free and offline playback, high-quality audio, and other benefits. If you’re interested in trying out the Premium version without getting charged, here are a few ways to do it.

1. Use the 30-Day Free Trial

The easiest way to trial Spotify Premium for free is to take advantage of the platform’s 30-day free trial. Spotify offers this trial to all new users who sign up for the Premium service. The trial period is completely free, and you won’t be charged during the 30 days. However, you will need to enter your payment information when you sign up. Make sure to cancel the subscription before the trial period ends if you don’t want to be charged.

2. Sign Up for a New Account

If you’ve already used up your free trial, you can sign up for a new account using a new email. This might not be the most ethical way to trial Spotify Premium, but some users have reported success with this method. Keep in mind that if you’re caught, you could face consequences such as being banned from the platform.

3. Use a Disposable Credit Card

If you’re uncomfortable using your real payment information on the platform, you can use a disposable credit card. Some banks offer virtual or disposable credit cards that allow you to create a one-time-use virtual credit card number. This way, you can sign up for the 30-day free trial without any risk of getting charged after the trial period ends.

4. Look for Promotions

Spotify occasionally offers promotions that allow users to trial Spotify Premium for free. Keep an eye out for promotions such as “3 months for $0.99” or “Get 60 days of Premium for free.” These promotions are usually available to new users, but some promotions may be open to existing users as well.

In conclusion, there are several ways to trial Spotify Premium for free without getting charged. The easiest way is to sign up for the 30-day free trial, but if you’ve already used up your trial, you can try signing up for a new account, using a disposable credit card, or looking for promotions. Whatever method you choose, make sure to cancel the subscription before the trial period ends if you don’t want to be charged.

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