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Article #2 - How to be a DVD Rental Rate Tart

So you want to be a ‘DVD Rental Rate Tart’ or just find out more about what it means.  Read on to discover how to be a rate tart and save a bundle on DVD rental charges.

A DVD Rental rate tart simply put is someone that takes advantage of the free dvd rental trials on offer to save money and watch DVD’s for absolutely free!  Its really is that simple.  Taking advantage of the free online DVD rental free trial offers one after the other can give you  £48 in rental savings and provide 12 weeks of absolutely free DVD rental viewing time.  Whats more, there’s no commitment whatsoever to continue with the service once the trial period is over.

The process is simple

No.1 - Signup online for a free trial
No.2 - Make a note of when you started the trial and when its due to end
No.3 - Watch as many DVDs as you can posting back as soon as you’ve watched them
No.4 - Cancel just before the end date
No.5 - Make sure you have returned you last DVD befoe you cncel
No.6 - Move on the next DVD rental company and start again
No.7 - Remebr its one trial per household so you cant go on forever!

Online DVD Rental Provider	Free Trial	Rental Saving	Our Rating	Signup
LOVEFiLM	2wks	£9.99
Blockbuster	2wks	£9.99
Tesco	2wks	£8.97
easyCinema	none	none
MyMovieStream	none	£6.49
WHSmith	4wks	£9.99
Amazon	2wks	£2.99
Total Free Trial & Savings	12wks	£48.43

There are however a few things you need to keep in mind before becoming a rate tart:

Not all DVD rental companies are equal.  That is to say that the free trial period for dvd rental varies from company to company.  You’ll need to keep an eye on the free trial period, making a note of when it started and when its due to end.  You need to cancel before the trial period ends or you’ll end up paying for a months rental;

In order to be able to cancel, you need to have returned any DVD’s you might still have at home.  Its not always the case, but sometimes the service wont cancel until that last DVD is returned.

Before you start, make a list of the DVD titles you want to watch.  (click here to see our ‘Must See DVD Titles’ to give you some ideas).  Keep a record of the ones you’ve seen so as you move from one DVD Rental company to another you wont make the mistake of renting  a movie you already rented from a previous DVD rental company!