Free One-month trial to Gold.

hey there

The free month trial is for players who never buy the gold subscription...

You bought one month of gold, so you're not eligible for the trial of one month!

If that's the one month trial, the Gold subscription won't show up in your account, since it's free and a trial.

Try to go online and download the free games with Gold, and that should be a proof of your being on Gold.

Hi. Need to check if Xbox gold free one month trial has a cut off date. My console was purchased in June this year and I had initially rejected the Xbox live gold one month trial. However, when I tried to apply for the free trial again yesterday the
option was not given to my account. I never used the trial before. However I had bought a couple of dlcs without a hitch and I doubt there's any authentication issue with my account. Why am I denied the free one month gold trial, may I ask?

where can i get my one month free trial for gold ?

The free month of Xbox Live gold can be applied from the account creation process if you are making a new account.

Or

If you already have a Microsoft account and don’t have an active Xbox Live Gold paid subscription, you may be able to sign up for an Xbox Live Gold one-month free trial subscription.

Here’s how to sign up:

1. Sign in to the Subscriptions page with your Microsoft account.
2. If you’re eligible for a free trial, you’ll see Gold – 1 Month FREE Trial as a subscription offering. Select Gold – 1 Month FREE Trial, and then select Next.
3. If prompted, add a payment option to your account. If you already have a payment option on file, you can use that.

Important At the end of the first (free) month, your trial subscription automatically turns into a paid Xbox Live Gold subscription that renews monthly by default. The paid Xbox Live Gold subscription will renew to the payment option you
added to your account.

If you don’t want the Xbox Live Gold one-month free trial subscription to renew, you must cancel it. See “How to cancel an Xbox Live Gold trial subscription,” below.

For more info go
HERE.