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1-Year Noggin by Nick Jr. Educational Kids Games & Streaming Video App Trial Expired
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Noggin.com is offering 1-Year of Noggin by Nick Jr. Preschool Learning App Subscription for Free.
Thanks to Community Member calun for finding this deal.
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About this service:
Noggin.com is offering 1-Year of Noggin by Nick Jr. Preschool Learning App Subscription for Free.
Thanks to Community Member calun for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
- Sign-up for Free here (no payment info necessary)
- Check your email to verify your account
- Download the app and sign in to begin using:
About this service:
- 1,000+ ad-free episodes of preschool favorites including PAW Patrol, Bubble Guppies, and Peppa Pig!
- New content added weekly
- Learning videos featured in our science, literacy, and math playlists
- One subscription gives you access to Noggin on multiple devices! Download the app to play games, interactive episodes and read eBooks
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- About this deal:
- This deal is a 100% savings off the retail list price of $95.88 ($7.99/mo. for 12 months).
- This offer is longer than a previous Frontpage deal from August 2021 that only offered 9-months for free.
- Offer is only available for a limited time.
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Free 1 year Noggin Subscription.
https://www.noggin.com/noggincare...y1
Free 1 year Noggin Subscription.
https://www.noggin.com/noggincare...y1
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Noggin [noggin.com] is normally $7.99/month ($95.88 for a year).
If you have signed up for one of the free accounts in the past, you will need to logout of that account and use a different email address to signup for this new offer. No payment is required. You just need to make sure to check your confirmation email they'll send you to activate the account. You can watch the videos via Roku [roku.com] too.
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Noggin [noggin.com] is normally $7.99/month ($95.88 for a year).
If you have signed up for one of the free accounts in the past, you will need to logout of that account and use a different email address to signup for this new offer. No payment is required. You just need to make sure to check your confirmation email they'll send you to activate the account. You can watch the videos via Roku [roku.com] too.
Just a tip- you have to confirm your email address and no content is on their website. You have to go through the app to view content; the website is just parent info.
I was trying to reuse my already existing account and it doesn't work. After talking to customer care,who responded later yesterday, I came to know that we need to use a new email address to signup and get the offer. We can't use the same account for extending by 1 year.
I already used up my 3 email address to get 3 months then 9 months and now another few months...I think it's time for using disposable email addresses in Yahoo mail.
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NVM- I saw this in the FAQ... There is no content available on the Noggin.com website. It is only used for account management and parent information.
You need to install the main Noggin app from Google Play, Apple's App Store, Amazon Store, or Roku before you'll see the shows.
I did but it still wants me to pay $8/mo…
I was trying to reuse my already existing account and it doesn't work. After talking to customer care,who responded later yesterday, I came to know that we need to use a new email address to signup and get the offer. We can't use the same account for extending by 1 year.
I already used up my 3 email address to get 3 months then 9 months and now another few months...I think it's time for using disposable email addresses in Yahoo mail.
No need. Just add a dot in the middle of your email somewhere. So if you have firstlast@ gmail try first.last@ gmail. Or, you can add a + and something after the plus at the end of your normal address and before the @ and it will be considered a "new" email. For example, firstlast+noggin@ gmail. Both options will still allow you to get mail through your usual account. Been using this trick for years.