How each service is activated, what the seller needs from you, and what to do if it does not turn on.
Most plans are activated on the account you name; a few are delivered as a code you redeem.
The seller activates the plan on the email your Netflix account uses.
Activated on your Google account email. The two are sold as separate products.
Activated on the email your Spotify account uses.
Activated on your Disney+ account email. Region matters more here than on most services.
Activated on the email your Amazon account uses.
All four are activated on the account you name; Shahid VIP also asks for a phone number.
Activated on the email your Crunchyroll account uses.
All three are activated on the email your account on that service uses.
This one asks for your Telegram username, not an email.
Delivered as a code you redeem yourself — there is no account form at checkout.
All three are activated on your username on that platform, not on an email.
Both are activated on the email your LinkedIn account uses, and they are separate products.
Family is activated on your Microsoft account email; the standard listing is delivered as a key.
All of these are activated on the account email you give at checkout.
All are activated on your account email, except Filmora, which comes as a code.
All five are activated on the email your VPN account uses.
Learning plans are activated on the email your account on that platform uses.
Delivered as a code you redeem on your own Microsoft account.
Delivered as a code you redeem on your PlayStation Network account.
Delivered as a code you redeem in the Nintendo eShop.
Both are delivered as codes you redeem on the publisher's own account.
Activated on your Roblox username, not on an email.
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