FREE: Xbox Live Gold 14 Days Trial Code *with low GIN*

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Xbox Live 14 days trial code. This will give you 14 days of Xbox Live Gold benefits. Code will be delivered in a message and to the e-mail address associated with your Listia account.

This code is valid and is ready to be used. Claims saying it was already redeemed will be dismissed. While I am happy to assist you, if you are unsure how a trial code works, having difficulties redeeming it or changed your mind after placing a bid or using GIN, unfortunately a refund will not be given. It is assumed that you have experience with trial codes and understand what you want.

Please bear in mind that this is a "Digital Delivery" listing, and nothing is shipped out physically. Over 2100 happy winners and counting! Thanks for bidding and happy gaming!


FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions):

Q1.: Why did I get the "invalid code" error when trying to redeem the code?
A1.: 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 member. 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 used multiple trials within the 14 day time frame 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 codes (1 month, 3 months, 12 months, etc.). Wait out the entire 14 day period before using another trial code.

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

Q5: When do your trial codes expire?
A5: Never.

Q6: Can I use this code to claim the free monthly games for Gold members?
A6: Not possible.