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Managing Free Trials: Aliases and Virtual Cards ​

1. Utilizing E-Mail Aliases ​

Using E-Mail address aliases is a smart way to manage free trials effectively. It allows you to create multiple 'versions' or aliases of the same E-Mail address. The advantage is that each alias functions as a separate, unique E-Mail address, while all E-Mails sent to these aliases are still directed to your main E-Mail inbox. This means you can essentially create numerous E-Mail addresses using just one actual E-Mail address.

To create a new E-Mail address alias, simply append +[xyz] before the @ symbol. For instance, you can use an alias like [email protected] when signing up for a new trial.

You can also use online tools like the Gmail Generator website to simplify the process of generating these aliases.

2. Creating Virtual Cards ​

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This is for US Residents only

While you can use a real credit or debit card for free trial sign-ups, there's a risk of forgetting to cancel subscriptions before the trial period ends, potentially resulting in unwanted charges. Additionally, some services may not allow you to use the same card for multiple free trials. To avoid these issues, consider using virtual debit cards.

Creating virtual debit cards is easy, and one of the best options for this purpose is. Here's how to create a virtual debit card with Privacy.com:

  • Sign up for an account and complete the identity verification process.
  • Once your account is approved, log in.
  • Select 'New Card,' give it a nickname, set the spending limit to $1, and choose the payment type as either 'Total' or 'Single-Use.'

3. Signing Up ​

When you're ready to sign up for a free trial, follow these steps:

  • Use a new E-Mail address alias that you've created for this specific trial.
  • Create a new virtual debit card using a service like Privacy.com.
  • Complete the sign-up process for the trial with your alias and virtual card.

By using these methods, you can easily manage free trials and avoid unexpected charges. Whenever a trial period ends, you can repeat these steps to continue enjoying free trials hassle-free.