Blockbuster Free Trial – One Month of Total Access Online Movie Rental

What’s better than a two week free trial of online DVD rentals?  How about a whole month free trial?

I’ve written before how we’ve used Blockbuster free trials to get free movies and just last week I talked about an offer I’d seen for a two week free trial of Blockbuster Total Access.

I mentioned the deal to some of my co-workers last week and one of them came in just yesterday and pointed out a promotion that offers a whole month of Blockbuster for free. 

She’s a huge movie buff and is constantly renting new DVDs from the store.  I’ve told her in the past she could save a lot of money by using a service like Blockbuster total access or Netflix but she always has to have the latest new release the day it comes out.

Lately she’s been trying to save her money and a budget analysis showed movie rental charges really taking a toll.  I reminded her that as much as she rents movies she could save a lot by using an online dvd service and she’d still be able to get her movie fix.  One of their plans lets you have 3 DVDs out at a time and 5 in-store exchanges per month.

Seems like a no-brainer to me considering she was renting 3–5 movies a week on average.  Of course she’s single so she has a lot more time and money on her hands than we do.  She didn’t really seem to mind spending the money until recently, so when I mentioned the two week trial she had considered trying it out.  Once she found the one month trial she went ahead and signed up and let me know about it.

Unfortunately the free trial is only available to new customers, but like I said before, I’ll just have my wife signup. You don’t need a coupon code or anything just visit their deal page and sign up there.  According to Blockbuster, they can have your first video delivered to your door in as little as two business days. 

One thing to keep in mind, if you decide to cancel at the end of the trial, mail the movie back to Blockbuster a few days before your month trial is up so you’re not charged for the following month.

Ben Edwards, the founder of Money Smart Life, saved up enough to buy a Nintendo back when he was 12 years old. When he used the money to buy shares of Wal-Mart stock instead, he knew he wasn't like the other kids... His addiction to personal finance has paid off for his family and now he's helping you to afford the life that you want. Check him out on the web at Google Plus, Twitter and Facebook.

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