Using gamefly to get more bang for your buck
With Gamefly there are several ways for users to get started. You can start out with a free trial which will allow you to have 2 games out for a period of 10 days without any commitment. Obviously this is probably the best way to test the service. The one catch is that this offer only applies for new members. The nice thing with Gamefly is that is price wise it's much better to pay $15.95 for one game out a month then the usual new game price tag of $30-$60 depending on the game. Now if you like some variety there are upgradable options such as the 2 games out a month for $22.95. Better yet is Gamefly's inventory of over 7,000 games which, I'm sure we can all agree is more than your local game stop or best buy has on the shelves.
So I'm sure the next burning question you have is how fast do they ship? Usually it takes 2-4 days and each game comes in a pre paid envelope so it's easy to return. So long as you don't lose the envelope 
. Now, once you've conquered the last zombie or beat the last race of the game and want to play a new game simply put your game in the mailbox and they will ship you out the next one in your list.
If you decided to go the free trial route a few things to keep in mind are:
- a valid credit card is required
- only for new users
- one free trial per household
... and that's about all there is to it.
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April 13th, 2011 - 08:44
Additionally, it might be sensible to contact the company inside the 1st week of enrolling as the trial essentially starts the day the sign-up,not the day on which you get your trial package in the post.
April 14th, 2011 - 07:37
Additionally, it's got many health and medical benefits that can't be found anyplace else and a lot more which are being discovered daily.
April 15th, 2011 - 20:20
This looks to be the serious issue and culprit behind all these free trial grumbles. These are the firms that you must get your acai from or at a minimum feel safe when you enroll in the free offers.