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Spotify to give 4 months of free premium subscription this Diwali: Heres how to get it

Spotify is here with some premium surprises for music lovers in India this Diwali. In an attempt to attract new users, the company is offering four months of  its premium subscription plan for free as part of the festive campaign. However, this Spotify Premium offer is available for a limited period only, i.e., till October 24, and just to reiterate, it is only for new users only in India. The existing Spotify users cannot avail of the offer, or the users who have already availed of any free trial offers are also not eligible for the new four months free trial offer. 

 

How to avail of the Spotify Premium offer?

 

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Open the Spotify subscription page on your web browser. Click on the ‘Get Started’ icon and wait for the signing page to load up. Now login or sign in to Spotify with any of your Facebook, Apple, or Google accounts, phone number, or email ID. Use any online payment mode or debit and credit card option to avail of the festive offer.

Once the four-month free trial tenure is over, Rs 119 per month will automatically debit from your account as a subscription fee that you can cancel at any time.

The offer is only for individual accounts meaning only one device can play the songs. In addition, some terms and conditions apply to the offer that one should read before paying. The Premium plan will offer an ad-free music experience, will allow users to download 10000 songs, and you can enjoy your music with enhanced sound quality.

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