Account stopped being premium a while ago.

Contacted the seller and got new premium account within 24 hours.

+1 for the warranty 

Just a quick question:  what does this mean for the people who purchased this service when the support was 1 year?

And updated again, had to revisit the one 'con' on the list after the updated guide.

Cheers for keeping the methods updated!

No thank you man! Keep working on these kind of guides/methods! Much more fun going "why didn't I think of this?" instead of being scammed every few months.

Also updated my original post with what could be considered a vouch.

And bought! Because of MXXWLL's pleasant, no bullshit Lynda.com account method.

No vouch yet (updated) since I'm currently under one of those family plans being sold around here and have no need for it yet, but will update when I have a need for it or find a guinea pig.

The method looks good on paper though (without testing), no family plans, no hacked VISA. Just another nice way to rig the system without breaking ethics.

UPDATE:

I found a guinea pig (well, truth is I just used one of my other mail accounts to test this out) and surely enough it works.

Pro's:

- It's a method/a series of methods, as long as this loophole stays open it is in fact unlimited
- As stated above, no family plans, no hacked VISA's, you are not piggybacking on someone else or relying on same shaddy sellers "family plan" (which is mostly just stolen VISA's anyway)
- The guide promises future updates, I can't vouch for this but if it's true that essentially means this keeps working as long as you keep your order ID and MXXWLL keeps finding loopholes if the ones detailed in this guide are shut off

Neutral:

- Contains several methods, the easiest one involves an extremely small amount of money to be invested (we are talking cents here), this isn't a huge problem since I used another method in the guide that works for free but I feel it should get a slight mention.
- Guide could use some formatting in the sense that over multiple methods it might refer to things as "...as we already have done x in another method...", which can have you reading back and forth a few times before you get it (this is from someone who only used it once though, take this with a grain of salt).

Con's:

- Unless I'm wrong (it's a pretty lengthy guide, but you don't need to read all methods) you will be creating a new account every 1-2 months so your playlists/daily mix/etc. will vanish every time. If you treat Spotify as your computer-learns-music-I-like program this is probably not for you (they don't really vanish, but you'll be under a free account again, also if this is your relationship with Spotify, you probably just pay them every month)

I want to give a big shout-out to MXXWLL for writing and selling these methods so cheap (I also bought his Lynda.com guide, I'm starting to sound like a fan I guess..). I'm currently under a family plan for 10 bucks. Along comes this guide for a fiver (at the time of writing) and it puts me in control (as long as this loophole works of course).

Just buy your cheap Spotify here is all I can say. I've been through numerous family plans of others for lower and higher prices and in the end they all vanish, that "one year guarantee"/"lifetime" sticker means nothing.

Smooth transaction and fast delivery (under 12 hours). Good seller!

Will update and vouch if this one works longer than 1-3 months. I've had too many sellers vanish on me in the past but I have high hopes for this one.

I only own a Nano S Ledger, can't speak for Trezor sadly.

I know you're asking for free but have a look at the paid ones on certain dates (as in holidays/deals/etc.)

I got my NordVPN Black Friday deal which costs 99 buckeroos for three years which comes down to just 2.75 bucks a month. Yeah it's not free but 2-3 bucks a month for privacy, watching NF unrestricted, etc. is no money in my opinion.

There's also a solid guide on how to set it up under Linux Mint in their knowledge base.

(also do your research about VPN providers first, I trust NordVPN because they claim to be based in Panama among other things but you might not)

The Nano S Ledger only requires a usb connection to power it up.

Which means: you can plug it into your Samsung charger for example and it will come alive.

Updated my original vouch (see post).

All positive, buy here instead of the cheaper "lifetime" stuff. 

Knowing the method > paying someone who knows the method.

Eh, I could spare 2 bucks.

Basically sends you a .txt file that says your account will be upgraded within 6 to 24 hours (no method revealed, no further info given).

I'll update this post as the situation develops. No vouch yet.

UPDATE: Works, premium through family account. Bit of a hassle setting up (had to change my Spotify acc. location to UK and set my VPN to UK for it to accept a random London adress that I fetched from google maps). Seller sent the activation mail within the 6-24 hours timespan though and upon my first trouble was extremely quick and friendly to reply (even sent a second activation link). I have no idea how long this will last, but for now a vouch.

Will do.

Works!

Very interested to see how long this 'exploit' will last.

Probably needs a reset every 30 days but the guide is so short it's hardly a hassle.

UPDATE 27/12/2017: As expected the first account created stopped working shortly after 30 days, no biggie though. You're purchasing a method with a guide here, so creating a new account took 30 seconds.

PROS:

- You have the method, you are in control (account no longer works? Create a new one!).
- You no longer have to buy from scammy "lifetime bruh" types who ask more money after 30 days when the account inevitably stops working (seriously: pay a bit more here instead of just receiving credentials of any kind from other sellers).
- The guide also includes a "what to do if this method no longer works" part which shows you how easy it is to come up with new ways to get access.
- No personal information is required, at all.
- Nothing I would call even remotely grayhat in here, so if you're into ethics: nobody get's hurt because you got a freebie.

CONS:
- If you subscribed to a lot of courses/playlists on Lynda.com they will vanish every time an account get's "re-newed" (not really a con for me, just pointing it out if you have some really bad memory, worst case scenario you write it down when you are close to the 30 day mark and pick them up again with your new account).

UPDATE 19/03/2018: This one con might actually no longer be a real concern, MXXWLL pushed an updated guide out that, for the time being, seems to have a new unsaturated method that doesn't rely on 30 day intervals (as in: as long as this loophole stays open, it will probably be activated forever)

I cannot stress enough how much paying for the method/guide > credentials some other dude tries to sell you pays off (this applies to all Digital Goods btw). Yeah, they might be a buck or two cheaper, but not having to fight over skype every month because of "lifetime guaranteed" nonsense is bliss.

Works great for about three months, then it conveniently stops working for some reason.

Not lifetime, also raises prices all of a sudden when buying.

I'll just leave this here:

Registered an account just to buy, sending PM!