FREE: Xbox Live Gold 14 Days Trial Code

The listing, Xbox Live Gold 14 Days Trial Code has ended.

*Please do not bid here if you want the code instantly! Allow up to 9 hours of delivery time after auction ends.*

This code will give you 14 days of Xbox Live Gold benefits. Winner will get the code in a listia message (a copy of message will be also sent to the email address assigned to your listia account).

You are bidding on one (1) trial code. Caution: you must be a Free (Silver) member to redeem this, because trial codes can not be used to extend an existing Gold membership. Available for all valid Xbox Live regions listed on this site:
www.xbox.com/live/countries

Please bear in mind that this is a "Digital Delivery" listing, so nothing will be shipped out physically. 100% feedback! Thank you for bidding!

All codes are verified to be working before they are sent out. I will not issue a refund if you change your mind after placing a bid. Use my auctions only if you are absolutely sure you need the items that you're bidding on, for the amount of credits you offered. Please bid responsibly!


FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions):

Q1.: Why did I get the "invalid code" error when trying to redeem the code?
A1.: As stated above, trial codes can be only used on Free (Silver) accounts. They can't be used on a current Gold membership, you will get that error message.

Q2: I am currently a Gold subscriber. Can I use a trial code after my Gold expires and reverts to the free Silver membership?
A2: Yes, when you're Free (Silver) again.

Q3: I had used multiple trials within the 14 day time frame in an effort to stack up membership time, but I still lost my Gold benefits after 14 days. What happened?
A3: Trial codes do not stack, unlike long term Gold subscription codes (1 month, 3 months, 12 months, etc.). Wait out the entire 14 day period before using another trial code.

Q4: So does that mean I can use more than one trial code on the same Free (Silver) account?
A4: Yes! Unlimited.

Q5: Do your 14 day trial codes expire?
A5: No, they don't.