Netflix has confirmed that the popular streaming TV service no longer offering free trials in the UK.
The introductory deal meant you could enjoy 30 days of free content before being charged, reports the Mirror.
But the free trial service has now been cancelled in the UK and US, although it’s still available in several other countries, including Austria, Croatia and Cyprus.
A spokesman confirmed: “Free trials are not available, but you can still sign up and take advantage of all Netflix has to offer.
“There are no contracts, no cancellation fees, and no commitments. You have the freedom to change your plan or cancel online at any time if you decide Netflix isn’t for you.”
Unsurprisingly, many users are disappointed with the news.
One user tweeted: “Netflix doesn't have free trial anymore? What in the world is happening.”
Another added: “WDYM NETFLIX HAS NO FREE TRIALS?!”
And one said: “The biggest reason I haven’t taken @disneyplus yet is that there is no free trial. The main reason why I have used Netflix and HBO in the past have had the opportunity to see what I really get.”
The news comes shortly after Netflix started letting non-subscribers watch some of its original content for free through a web browser page here.
Among the free original content are the first episodes of hit Netflix shows such as Stranger Things and Elite, along with full movies such as Sandra Bullock film Bird Box.
The free content will be available in more than 200 countries, according to OnlyTech.
