Aero1
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And reported.
[Method] How to Get Grammarly Premium for FREE
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BlackCat0.0
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What is grammarly premium?
autonomica
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guess it's dull now. I got mine from here and it is still working like a charm. Use it on daily occasions to check plagiarism & small grammatical errors.
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Michael Jam
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The method was fixed
ForgottenProdigy
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This method still works but you have to think outside the box. Hint: only these access codes are expired, and there are other ones on the internet.
So, do you really mean "thinking outside the box"?
I searched already a lot on Google and also tried to get an account on some universities to get the access code but without any success
(Or did you mean the "free week" option?)
shezboy
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As you will have seen already the codes in the first post are dead, but the actual method isn't. I just scored a premium account by taking 5 minutes to search Google.
I am not about to spoon feed those who can't be bothered to part with a few minutes of their own time but here is enough info for most people to work it out.
Search for Grammarly Edu codes until you find an Edu site that has uploaded the instructions for their students to upgrade their Grammarly accounts to premium for free. Many Universities are uploading the instructions along with the access code you need.
You will need to use an email address that contains that Universities domain (you can make up the name part of the email)
Each University has its own upgrade code, so the domain of the email address you use needs to match the access code for that University.
That's pretty much all there is to it folks.
I am not about to spoon feed those who can't be bothered to part with a few minutes of their own time but here is enough info for most people to work it out.
Search for Grammarly Edu codes until you find an Edu site that has uploaded the instructions for their students to upgrade their Grammarly accounts to premium for free. Many Universities are uploading the instructions along with the access code you need.
You will need to use an email address that contains that Universities domain (you can make up the name part of the email)
Each University has its own upgrade code, so the domain of the email address you use needs to match the access code for that University.
That's pretty much all there is to it folks.
Are you tested this right before? Because I tried this out and it didn't worked.
It just worked if I entered a really email address of the university and then I needed to verify it to get access (which I can't). No access code required if you enter a real email address.
shezboy
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Yeah, I tried codes with my personal email and they didn't work. When I used the same code with a made up email address that used the Universities domain it worked, and I wasn't asked to confirm my email address which I wouldn't have been able to do.
Fake name and fake email address but the domain of the email match that of the University whose code I used.
Shez
That's really strange. I tested 10+ email addresses and all of them gave me just the mentioned example, no access code required (but I found the doc with an old one) and I need to active my account. I think I just need to try out more and find the one that still supports access codes.
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I tried but it's asking for verifying email
shezboy
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Each university has its own access code and that code can only be used with the email address of that uni.
All of the codes that have been shared around the forum will either have been withdrawn or the person that shared them didn't mention which university they are for.
I posted a working method for getting a Grammarly premium account in the Jr VIP section. If you're a Jr VIP member then you can access that thread.
Shez
Okay, this may be right, but it didn't worked for the most of us, even with a lot of searching access codes via google (30+). And nearly every university I found didn't need a access code because it's only validating via mail *without* access code. The only exeption are "university trials", where all members get a free account during this trial (2 month?). And there it was possible to enter a access code, but all of this trials ended 10/31 as far as I know. So, maybe there is a new hidden ultimate secret method in the VIP area, but most of us are not able to look. And I now just try to create referal accounts with a very long premium time, I think this is the easiest one.
shezboy
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OK, some Universities give their students a Grammarly account. I don't know if the Uni has a bulk licensing deal with Grammarly or if it is something that Grammarly offer to Universities. To be honest, I don't care which way around that is.
What I do know is that Grammarly issue each Uni with a unique access code that will only work when it is used with an email address linked to that Universities domain name.
For argument's sake let's just use the University of Michigan for this example and let's say their access code is 4534392
You need the access code that is unique to the Uni of Michigan and you need to use an email address of that Uni.
So, when you signup for your Grammarly account would enter a made up name such as John Doe, set your password and then enter your made up email address of [email protected]
When you hit the sign up button you are directed to a page that asks for your access code you enter the access code for the Michigan Uni which would be 4534392 in this example.
That's it. Job done. That is the method that is working.
No, there is *no* input for an access code anymore. Just look at the screenshot I posted. So maybe you found a single university where this happends, but just try to register with a "@asbury.edu" email address. There is no "access code" asked, you enter the details, bumm, done. verification needed.
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