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I signed up for a free trial to NFL Game Pass. How long does it last?

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I signed up for a free trial to NFL Game Pass. How long does it last?

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The free trial period for NFL Game Pass begins on Tuesday September 21, 2010 and runs through 11:59pm EST on September 30, 2010. You will have full access to NFL Game Pass during that time. What features do I have access to in the NFL Game Pass free trial? You will have full access to all the features included in NFL Game Pass, including NFL Network’s NFL RedZone channel, multiple-game viewing options, Big Play Makers, chat, and more. (Please note that certain restrictions apply for users accessing NFL Game Pass in Canada and the United Kingdom). Why do I have to provide my credit card information to gain access to the NFL Game Pass free trial? We collect your payment information up front to make it easier for you to enjoy uninterrupted access to NFL Game Pass. After the conclusion of your free trial (if you do not cancel your subscription) you will be automatically billed for NFL Game Pass “Season Subscription” at the discounted price of $239.99 USD (a one-time charge will be applied

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I like it when the service gives a trial version, you test and understand all the features, and in the end, of course, you don’t want to say goodbye to high-quality live football streaming, as it was with me. After all, with my subscription to ultrastreaming, I get access to the cherished games from any gadget and only in the best quality

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