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Select Xfinity Rewards Members: Top Gun (1986) (Digital HD Film) Expired
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after Monthly Bill Credit
Xfinity is offering Select Xfinity Rewards Members: Top Gun (1986) (Digital HD Film) for Free when you follow the instructions below.
Thanks to deal editor persian_mafia for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions
Thanks to deal editor persian_mafia for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions
- Click this link here
- Login to your Xfinity Account
- Claim the Xfinity Reward Offer for 'Enjoy Top Gun (1986) on us' offer for Free
- Note, make sure you claim the offer first before redeeming/purchasing. You may also claim it in the Xfinity App
- In the Xfinity On Demand service, search Top Gun (1986) film in HD format and be sure select the 'Buy' offer and then push play to watch
- Your promotional offer will automatically be applied to the digital film - you'll see the credit on your next bill cycle
- Note, should be listed as 'Credit from Xfinity: Xfinity Rewards Benefit Received' if done correctly.
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- About this deal:
- Members must claim movie by clicking get this reward by 11:59pm on May 24, 2022 (available while supplies last).
- Offer limited to Xfinity Rewards Members with X1 or activated Xfinity Flex box with account in good standing.
- Movie will be available in the purchases menu within two hours of claiming reward.
- May only be applied toward purchase of Top Gun movie through XFINITY On DEMAND. Top Gun movie rental not eligible for reward.
- Limited to one movie purchase per Account/household.
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Edited May 11, 2022
at 03:42 PM
For those interested:
- Click this link [xfinity.com] here
- Login to your Xfinity Account
- Claim the Xfinity Reward Offer for 'Enjoy Top Gun (1986) on us' offer for Free
- Note, make sure you claim the offer first before redeeming/purchasing. You may also claim it in the Xfinity App
- In the Xfinity On Demand service, search Top Gun (1986) film in HD format and be sure select the 'Buy' offer and then push play to watch
- Your promotional offer will automatically be applied to the digital film - you'll see the credit on your next bill cycle
- Note, should be listed as 'Credit from Xfinity: Xfinity Rewards Benefit Received' if done correctly
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If you live in area where xfinity is pretty much the only decent option like for me then yes lol..
Yes here in my city they are best compare to other providers.
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Ya it was a sarcastic comment. I was able to swim away from them this year and move to fiber finally!
I'm getting 600mbps and a cellphone for $35/month for 1 years with $200 at 90 days so if you know a better deal let me know...
edit, it seems like the $15.99 credit has already applied to my account. Any reason I should just not bother purchasing the movie (I already have it on DVD) and will the credit stick?
edit, it seems like the $15.99 credit has already applied to my account. Any reason I should just not bother purchasing the movie (I already have it on DVD) and will the credit stick?
You already 'bought' it for free. So thats why you see the credit.
Its confusing since they seem to do this kind of backwards looking. If you get the deal then first thing I seem to see is that credit show up. Then the charge for the movie follows on your next monthly bill.
"This reward isn't available to you at this time"
I just did the support chat and the rep said it is because I recently moved. I haven't moved in more than 10 years and they just disconnected with me. "Diamond" level for what ever that means.