No Gimmicks
Everyone loves a good free-trial package, but there’s always a catch. In a world that’s filled with so many options, it’s nice to be able to test something out before actually making a commitment. No one wants to get locked into a year-long contract with something that they are not happy with or something that does not fit their needs. But sometimes, even with a “free-trial,” it can wind up costing you in the end. When I purchased my truck, it came with a “free-trial” to a subscription-based company. I had used them previously and they had my financial information on file already, so this would just be a short time where I received some extra services and then, I would cancel. During the set-up, the phone conversation was a little-fuzzy and I didn’t really catch all the information, including when the trial would end and how much it would cost after the trial, and therein lies the catch. But I ...
