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WWE Network is free again in February for new subscribers

With the tremendous success of the November #FreeFreeFree WWE Network promotion, WWE is once again giving out a whole month of Network for free for new subscribers.

Those who never subscribed to the Network before can get the whole month of February, including the Fast Lane pay-per-view, for free if they sign up from February 1. You have to cancel by the end of February not to get billed in March otherwise you will be billed $9.99 for the month of March.

“Last November we offered a free month of WWE Network to new subscribers with great success, helping us reach the 1 million subscriber milestone,” said Michelle Wilson, WWE Chief Revenue & Marketing Officer. “We are excited to extend the same opportunity in February to those who have not yet subscribed so they can experience all that WWE Network offers right before WrestleMania.”

The free month of November was more successful than many thought it would be and while WWE didn’t release the final figures yet, it seems that a large percentage of those who took the promotion stayed as a subscriber after the free month expired.

The free promotion is available to those who receive the service via the over-the-top model, which means wherever the Network is available minus Canada.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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