Quickflix Is Offering You a One Month Free Trial of The DVD Delivery and Online Streaming

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danperth on 20/03/2012 - 12:44 secure.quickflix.com.au (590 clicks)
Last edited 20/03/2012 - 13:12 by 1 other user

NOTE: "If you enjoy Quickflix, become a member after your free trial and we will waiver the $12.99 joining fee. If you don't, simply cancel your trial and you won't pay a thing."

Mod: Original posting linked to email from eBay:

Thanks to eBay, Quickflix is offering you a one month free trial of the DVD delivery and online streaming service allowing you to choose what, how, when and where you watch your movies.

With Quickflix, you can choose to have DVDs sent to you with NO LATE FEES, free postage and over 50,000 titles to choose from. Or get movies delivered straight to your PC/MAC, Sony Bravia TV or Playstation 3 and watch instantly anytime you like.

Register now for a FREE Quickflix trial and get unlimited movie rentals for a month! If you enjoy Quickflix, become a member after your free trial and we will waiver the $12.99 joining fee. If you don't, simply cancel your trial and you won't pay a thing.

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  CyberMurning on 20/03/2012 - 13:37

  only sony bravia? no LG 3D LEDs?

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  2stroksmokr on 20/03/2012 - 13:44

  Getting error when clicking link?

  //Just clicked the secure page all good

  Introductory offer:
  28 days free

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  turbodude on 20/03/2012 - 14:21

  last time I checked there were very few decent movies available for streaming. They didn't have latest releases similar to the video store. It may have changed.

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    BJReplay on 20/03/2012 - 16:06

    I tried in December and there were only about 250 streaming movies in total, and very few decent releases.

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  vbl on 20/03/2012 - 14:37

  The promo code is EBAY_FEB2012

  This is a Quickflix promotion, by invitation only
  To ensure you are eligible for this promotion, please list under your user ID at the top of this email.
  1. To register a valid credit card, debit card or PayPal account is required.
  2. Your free trial expires 31 days after registration.
  3. You will NOT be charged during the offer period unless you change your subscription package.
  4. The offer membership is our Regular plan ($22.99) plus access to our streaming service ($7.00) entitling you to unlimited DVD & Blu-Ray discs for the offer period. Discs are delivered 2 at a time.
  5. You can cancel your subscription at any time.
  6. Existing subscribers or those who have previously enjoyed a free trial with Quickflix are not eligible.
  7. At the end of your offer period, you will automatically become a paying member on our most popular Basic plan ($16.99) plus streaming ($8.00) unless you cancel your subscription and return any of our discs BEFORE the end of your offer period.
  8. This offer cannot be redeemed in conjunction with any other offer and is limited to one per household.
  9. Standard Quickflix terms and conditions apply and can be found at www.quickflix.com.au/terms

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  danperth on 20/03/2012 - 14:38

  If you have an issue Please type

  https://secure.quickflix.com.au/Secure/shell23/Signup/Step1/…

  in your browser.

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  BJReplay on 20/03/2012 - 16:15

  I signed up for a similar deal in December. The process of cancelling was a debacle, which ended up with a chargeback.

  Firstly, they denied that the streaming service was free for the first month, so they charged me for that up front - so if you sign up, make sure you screen shot the T&Cs.

  Then they refused to refund this. I eventually got through to a supervisor who understood that I had a screen shot of the offer, and would be happy to do a chargeback to me credit card - that would get me my refund, cost quickflix money and take me time. The supervisor agreed to do the refund and cancel the account.

  The refund appeared, but a few days later they debited my credit card again - apparently not cancelled.

  Same debacle trying to get that cancelled and the charge refunded, but eventually refunded. At least this time, both quickflix and I had a call reference and they had access to the supervisor who had said the account had been closed.

  Finally a third charge. At that point, I'd had enough, and, as it happens, had just had a replacement credit card issued (citibank free for life platinum upgraded to signature), so I charged back. Since the old credit card was just replaced, citibank were able to flag the card as defrauded (so all transactions against it get rejected).

  So, be wary - give it a go, but be prepared to document what you do, and be prepared for a long and difficult process to cancel if your intention is to just try it out. They made it really hard for me (and the service wasn't worth it, either).

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    turbodude on 20/03/2012 - 16:19

    +1

    I have head very similar stories in the past regarding cancelling the service which is why I have always passed on these trials until they can be done without giving my credit card details (which I guess will be never).

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    sayll on 21/03/2012 - 10:23

    I signed up in November also, when they had a free trial plus $20 paypal refund if you cancelled within the trial period. I kept a screenshot of the deal and followed it to the letter, but never got the $20 paypal refund. I didn't have a problem with being charged, however I did make sure that I removed the authorisation for them to charge me from my paypal account, just in case.

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  kelsey2112 on 20/03/2012 - 17:11

  seriously, how many times has this been posted.. theres always a free trial.

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  PlayDis on 20/03/2012 - 17:27

  +1

  sounds like some affiliation link where ebay gets profit…