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it is possible. Because i have had x2 30day trials. not sure what the time period is but i signed up in 2010 got a free trial. Then signed up again 2012 and got another free trial with exact same details. So its not impossible.
Contrary to this I first signed up about 8 years ago and got a free trial, cancelled after about a year and they wouldn't allow me a "new customer" free trial when I tried it on recently0 -
hmmm i wonder how i did it then. as soon as the free trial was up i cancelled, so didnt have a subscription as such. Have u tried using a diff email account?Trainee Building Surveyor
DIP 12/02/13 - Mortgage application 13/02/13 - Valuation 14/02/13 - Valuation OK 22/02/13 - Mortgage offered 05/03/2013 - Completion 22/03/2013
FINALLY IN MY FIRST HOME!!! WAHOOOOOOO! :beer:0 -
It wouldnt let me have another free trial even though i last did one over 6 years ago.
So looks like you can only have one free trial. Unless their terms change.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
why are people still getting so excited about CRAs?what they supply isnt worth zilch,or the hassle of a free trail...........0
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"isn't worth zilch" is a nonsense but if you mean the information they supply isn't worth anything then I disagree. It can cost you a lot of money if a CRA holds inaccurate information about you and as a result you can't shift a high interest balance. Paying £4 in advance of a new credit application is a no-brainer and worth every penny0
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