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Not able to avail the "3 Month Free Apple music" offer

I bought a new M5 Macbook Air yesterday but am not able to see the 3 month Free Apple music voucher. Last time when I got a new iPhone and the other time when I got new Airpods, I was provided with the offer but not this time. Am I missing something?


Kindly help out.

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Apple Music - Apple

"Get 3 months of Apple One free with any new iPhone, iPad, or Mac.**"


The footnote says, in part,

"New and qualified returning subscribers only. $21.95 or $27.95 or $39.95 per month after trial based on plan selected. The Apple One free trial includes only subscriptions that you are not currently using through a free trial or a subscription. Only one offer per Apple Account and only one offer per family if you’re part of a Family Sharing group, regardless of the number of devices you or your family purchase. This offer is not available if you or your family have previously accepted an Apple One three-months-free offer."


If you were allowed to have two free trials before, count yourself lucky, because these offers almost always have a "new subscribers only" type condition.

“Not able to avail the ‘3 Month Free Apple music’ offer: I bought a new M5 Macbook Air yesterday but am not able to see the 3 month Free Apple music voucher. Last time when I got a new iPhone and the other time when I got new Airpods, I was provided with the offer but not this time. Am I missing something? Kindly help out.”

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Free 3 Month Trial:

Apple only permits this once, and they offer this as a promotion. If you were to purchase a third-party device(ie Roku), you can get the same offer. As for when this is promoted, it’s by chance. So, have you ever used this promotion in the past?

"Yes, I have used the offer multiple times. That's why I am not able to understand if this was a ONE TIME OFFER only, then how come I got to avail it. Maybe they have changed a policy?"

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Over-the-years, I've seen reports that Roku has been reported to grant a three-month subscription. I don't know if it will ever happen again, but I've come across it.

Yes, I have used the offer multiple times. That's why I am not able to understand if this was a ONE TIME OFFER only, then how come I got to avail it. Maybe they have changed a policy?