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Spotify Deals. 99c for 3 months. [new accounts]

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3 Months Spotify Premium for €0.99c For New Accounts or First Time Payments.
Offer runs until June 30th.

https://www.spotify.com/ie/

Offer apparently may also work for old accounts that premium has expired on.

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Hollister11

Thanks OP.

I'm getting the €9.99 for 3 months as this is my second time going premium.

crazygeryy

thanks op.so if you sign up for it which i have done.you can cancel it straight away and still get the 3 months for 99c.is that right?

diograis

Hollister11 wrote: »

Thanks OP.

I'm getting the €9.99 for 3 months as this is my second time going premium.

Just get a new email address, or link it to your fb for a new account (and the 99cent deal) depending. Loving the transferring sim numbers too, 10 euro a month is prohibitively expensive in fairness

lowbatt07

Quackster wrote: »

Remember, you never have to pay a tenner a month for Spotify.

Just pick up a Vodafone PAYG SIM (if you're not already a Vodafone customer), put some credit on it and avail of the Spotify add-on for a fiver a month.

great shout - does this definitely work? I thought you has to be a vodafone "red" customer?

Can you simply register with any vodafone PAYG sim, then topup your account and add spotify via the vodafone website?

bigron2109

I think it's linked to your card. You need to use a different bank card to get the special offer again.

aomh

So, whats the story with spotify. If I sign up to premium for 3 months, I can download as much music as I want and when the 3 months are up the music will stay with me?

jackinthemix94

aomh wrote: »

So, whats the story with spotify. If I sign up to premium for 3 months, I can download as much music as I want and when the 3 months are up the music will stay with me?

Are you insane? How would that be viable? When it expires you lose it!

cefh17

You lose the premium and with that being able to play songs you've downloaded offline, being able to skip to specific songs in your playlist and you'll have ads. You'll still keep your playlists as far as I know. Really for 9.99 and not having to deal with torrents every month it's worth it IMO.

rustledjimmies

cefh17 wrote: »

Really for 9.99 and not having to deal with torrents every month it's worth it IMO.

Ahem, we've established a fiver will do...

LeakingLava

jackinthemix94 wrote: »

Are you insane? How would that be viable? When it expires you lose it!

There was a time before though that I used to turn off internet access of Spotify(firewall) on my phone and even when my premium expired, the songs still stayed and so did all the premium features because the spotify app on my phone didn't know that the account's premium access was already expired.

I believe they have now updated the app so that the app knows that the premium expires at a certain date so it needs an authentication test prior to providing premium access again

Quackster

lowbatt07 wrote: »

Can you simply register with any vodafone PAYG sim, then topup your account and add spotify via the vodafone website?

Yes!

Eoin247

Gebgbegb wrote: »

How do you transfer over playlists?

Only way i can think of is to get your new account to "follow" your old account and copy the playlists that way.

DopeTech

Eoin247 wrote: »

Only way i can think of is to get your new account to "follow" your old account and copy the playlists that way.

No need to follow, just search your username and save each playlist.

ThisRegard

diograis wrote: »

10 euro a month is prohibitively expensive in fairness

What?! Am I missing sarcasm here?

Laphroaig52

lowbatt07 wrote: »

great shout - does this definitely work? I thought you has to be a vodafone "red" customer?

Can you simply register with any vodafone PAYG sim, then topup your account and add spotify via the vodafone website?

Yes.

But if it is not your main SIM, be sure to remember to keep it topped up and not let the Spotify subscription expire. If you have credit on the SIM the fiver will be deducted automatically each month and the subscription stays alive.

If you run out of credit, it will cancel automatically and you won't get any email warnings.

You can re-enable it, but it's a pain in the hole:

There seems to be a glitch on the Vodafone website and it won't let you do it over WiFi. It has to be done over 3G/4G.

I loaded a tenner onto the Sim card and by the time I had gone through the process to activate it again, I had managed to burn through 48c worth of data.

Now I have a (useless) €4.52 of credit on my 'Spotify' sim....

Grrrr....

rustledjimmies

Laphroaig52 wrote: »

There seems to be a glitch on the Vodafone website and it won't let you do it over WiFi. It has to be done over 3G/4G.

I loaded a tenner onto the Sim card and by the time I had gone through the process to activate it again, I had managed to burn through 48c worth of data.

Now I have a (useless) €4.52 of credit on my 'Spotify' sim....

Grrrr....

Maybe doing all this through the Vodafone app would be better?
"The app is free to use when you are in Republic of Ireland"

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.VodafoneIreland.MyVodafone&hl=en

Quackster

Laphroaig52 wrote: »

There seems to be a glitch on the Vodafone website and it won't let you do it over WiFi. It has to be done over 3G/4G.

I loaded a tenner onto the Sim card and by the time I had gone through the process to activate it again, I had managed to burn through 48c worth of data.

Now I have a (useless) €4.52 of credit on my 'Spotify' sim....

Grrrr....

Best then when setting up the Spotify add-on to have signed up to one of the offers where you get 250MB of data when you top up by €20 and to then top up by €20.

If you have a family member or friend on Vodafone, get them to send you €2 IOU Buddy credit (the minimum allowed) or, even better, €6 credit to bring your balance just over a tenner.

(Both of you will need to enable IOU Buddy on your accounts on the Vodafone website).

Laphroaig52

rustledjimmies wrote: »

Maybe doing all this through the Vodafone app would be better?
"The app is free to use when you are in Republic of Ireland"

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.VodafoneIreland.MyVodafone&hl=en

Yes, but there's nearly always some apps running in the background that will start singing as soon as they detect a data connection....

JimsAlterEgo

wonder can you get a family account for similar?

Thundercats Ho

FrostyJim wrote: »

No need to follow, just search your username and save each playlist.

Just did that myself, and saved €29, happy days.

CantGetNoSleep

Anyone know if it needs to be an Irish Spotify account to benefit from the Vodafone deal? I live abroad but what happily port my Irish SIM that I use when home for 2 weeks every year to Vodafone if it meant getting half price Spotify

jackinthemix94

CantGetNoSleep wrote: »

Anyone know if it needs to be an Irish Spotify account to benefit from the Vodafone deal? I live abroad but what happily port my Irish SIM that I use when home for 2 weeks every year to Vodafone if it meant getting half price Spotify

Of course it does, otherwise everyone would rip them off.

Shaque attack

handy summer of spotify. cheers op

CantGetNoSleep

jackinthemix94 wrote: »

Of course it does, otherwise everyone would rip them off.

I'm going to give it a try!

January

Cheers just signed up a new account, have been debating spotify premium again for a while.

rustledjimmies

Don't forget their new family offer: https://www.spotify.com/ie/family/

Premium for Family
Up to 6 accounts.
Just €14.99 per month.

So 6 Premium accounts for just €2.50 each - the catch is one person has to pay the €15.

January

bigron2109 wrote: »

I think it's linked to your card. You need to use a different bank card to get the special offer again.

No you don't, I just signed up for a different account with the same card used on other account and got the .99c offer.

NATLOR

January wrote: »

No you don't, I just signed up for a different account with the same card used on other account and got the .99c offer.

It wouldn't let me use Paypal twice but a debit card was fine

cruhoortwunk

January wrote: »

No you don't, I just signed up for a different account with the same card used on other account and got the .99c offer.

Any time I tried to reuse a credit card it came up telling me I had already used up a trial, so it definitely does look for duplicate accounts based on credit card number.

nava

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

Any time I tried to reuse a credit card it came up telling me I had already used up a trial, so it definitely does look for duplicate accounts based on credit card number.

You could try using the Revolut app to get a new Credit card.