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The Netflix Free Trial Is Back

Lots of us have streaming services. I’ve written before about how to make the most of free trials to get great content without paying any money. However, one of those popular streaming sites has always been absent from my list. This is because they removed their free trials a while ago. Great news though! The Netflix free trial is back and it’s just in time for Christmas!

Netflix Free Trial

Like many streaming sites, at one point Netflix has a free 30 day trial for new customers. This is to get them watching, get the hooked and then hopefully get them paying on a monthly basis. Netflix is full of awesome content, from The Umbrella Academy and Stranger Things to acquiring the cult hit Cobra Kai. It also has loads of original films and other fantastic content. Settle down as a family in front of the TV to laugh, cry & be gripped. The Netflix free trial vanished for a while. Probably because the platform was so popular and they didn’t need to give away anything for free. Recently they were running a buy your first month, get your second month for free promotion. But that is still parting with cash. The Netflix free trial period is back and it’s now 21 days. Although some people online are reporting they are getting 30 days!

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Perfect For Christmas

21 days is nine days shorter than it used to be. However, three weeks of Netflix streaming during the festive period is perfect! If you manage to get the full 30 days, even better! As well as all the box sets to binge watch, there are Christmas films a plenty! From the Greatest Showman-esqe Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey and The Princess Switch: Switched Again to Holidate and Dolly Parton’s Christmas On The Square. If you enjoyed The Christmas Chronicles, then be sure to watch The Christmas Chronicles 2. There’s even the animated Klaus for those feel good festive vibes!

Lots of us wanting to save some cash and are spending more time at home. This Christmas could be the perfect time to ditch your current streaming service and give the Netflix free trial a go.

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