Ps4 free trial without credit card

I added some money via the site, and it still wants me to add my CC info. I tried to buy a one-month trail, but it doesnt work.

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Free trials of pretty much anything in this world require CC confirmation. This is to avoid having people constantly creating new accounts for new trials every time theirs runs out.
Because you have to enter legit CC info, they'll know if you've had a trial before.

If you want to properly subscribe, then you can buy a code from elsewhere and redeem it in the store, this doesn't require any CC info as far as I'm aware.

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Thanks for the reply. I want to buy the one month trail, and not the free one (which I already got, ye)

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I didn't have to use a credit card when I used a 12-month code, this was a year or two ago though. But I've definitely never had a credit card attached to my Sony account and I have PS+.

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Tried to buy a 3-month trail, that worked.

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My PSN doesn't have a CC and I just add funds with Paypal then buy PS+ through the store

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They want to get your CC info so they can set auto-renew. If you don't want this, you have to buy a card at a store for a subscription and redeem it.

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You could go to a physical store and get it on a card. Though I'm guessing you don't want to do this since you said you already put the money in your account.

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It worked! I bought a 3 month Playstation Plus and now it worked, kinda strange that 1 month doesnt work

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you can buy a PS network card from either pcgamesupply.com and www.play-asia.com (used both, they send information through email) and add the funds to your wallet either using the PS or logging in on a PC, then you can buy the subscription from there.

or you can directly buy subscription card from the above sites.

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Yeah, it's one of those subscription dirty tricks used to have people use their credit cards to access the free trial but they never acknowledge that you have your credit card info on auto renewal so when the trial is up they instantly charge you. That's how all subscriptions out there works.

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Remember that you can also buy redeemable cards for ps plus.

So here's the deal. I'm from Lithuania, a country that isn't supported by PSN (so much for being in the fucking European Union, eh?) so I went ahead and created a US account. Everything is fine except I can't get the free trial without a US credit card. I know there are some kind of prepaid visa cards but I can't walk across the ocean to a grocery store and get one either. Aside from that I've always had to use the redeemable gift cards and that's fine, but I want that 14-day trial.

Anybody has any idea what I can do? Pisses me off that Poland is on the list and Lithuania isn't. The fuckers always get the good shit and the three Baltic retards are left in a ditch. We all even have Euros now and are still getting fucked.

Anyway, any ideas are appreciated.

Best Answer How to get 14 day trial ps4 without credit card Easily Sign in to the PlayStation Plus website in your country. To sign up for PlayStation Plus or renew an existing subscription, choose the appropriate option from the menu in the upper right. Find the one that best suits your needs. Next, choose “Add to Basket” on the next page. Either use your current login information or register a new account. Verify your humanhood using the onscreen quizzes if requested. Please enter your payment information for a credit card or PayPal. When you’re ready to start your free trial, click the Close button.

If you don’t feel comfortable providing credit card information online, you may join up for the free trial using your PayPal account instead. It has been observed by certain users that it is possible to subscribe to Playstation Plus without even linking a credit card to your PayPal account.

The United States does not have access to the new PlayStation Plus trial that provides seven days of free service. The updated PlayStation Plus has been out for about a month in most regions, and early reviews have been positive. The library is extensive, the performance is top-notch, and the different pricing tiers are clearly defined.

Is there still a 14-day free trial for the PlayStation

The PlayStation no longer provides a free 14-day trial.

How can I sign up for PlayStation Plus for free in

You must be a subscriber to PlayStation Plus using your PlayStation Network account in order to get the free membership. Upon signing up, your PS Plus membership will automatically be activated and a link will appear on your account homepage for you to access it.

Does PS Plus 14 day trial still work

Even if you cancel before the end of the trial period, you can still enjoy the perks until the trial period ends. There aren’t that many places where you can get this plan, but that’s really the only downside right now.

Create a new account on your PS4 or PS5 that has never used the free trial before. Try entering the PlayStation Store. When you type in the word “trial,” the 14-day free trial of PlayStation Plus will appear as a result. Join the service by signing up.

There is also the option to pay cash on delivery or use your bank’s online banking service (net-banking) when purchasing PS+ codes online. Check local retailers for the PS Plus card.

You need a credit/debit card or PayPal account tied to your account for PlayStation Network to sign up for and receive a free trial offer. The type of acceptable payment may change from country to country.

What kind of PlayStation demos are available

The trial period for Sony’s PlayStation Plus membership is free

Does PlayStation still have 14 day free trial

The United States does not have access to the new PlayStation Plus trial that provides seven days of free service. The updated PlayStation Plus has been released for roughly a month in most territories, and early reviews have been positive. The collection is extensive, the performance is top-notch, and the several price categories are well defined.

Is there a free trial for ps4?

Is PS Plus Free Trial still available?

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