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動画配信サービスおすすめ!U-NEXT登録方法や注意点など!無料トライアルを利用しよう★

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韓国ドラマを見るためにとっても便利なU-NEXTのご紹介★

U-NEXTの登録方法や注意点などを順番にご紹介していきます

もし登録しようか迷っている方も参考になればと思います★

スポンサーリンク

U-NEXT登録方法や注意点など!無料トライアルを利用しよう★

⇒日本最大級のビデオオンデマンド<U-NEXT>今なら無料トライアル実施中!

U-NEXTとは?

U-NEXTとは動画配信サービスになります!

動画配信サービスはたくさんありますが、U-NEXTは、どこよりも作品の数が多い!

U-NEXTは80000タイトルが月々約2000円ほどで見放題!

新規登録の方は、31日間無料で試すことができます★

韓国ドラマを思う存分楽しみたい方はかなりおすすめのサービスになります( *´艸`)

 

いつでも、どこでも見れます(^^♪

韓国ドラマをみるならU-NEXTがおすすめの理由

韓国ドラマは過去作でも新作でもいい作品が沢山!

沢山の作品がU-NEXTで視聴することができちゃいます!

U-NEXTって月々2000円ほどかかりますが・・

実際は継続でし続けると1200ポイントもらえる状態でスタートとなります。

ですのでポイントをためていけば新作だって追加課金なし無料で見れる計算になります( *´艸`)

はじめは無料期間31日間ありますし、その際に600ポイントももらえます!

無料期間内で解約するのもあり、そのまま続けてポイントをためるのもありですね(^^♪

面倒な返却なしでOK

U-NEXTは、スマートフォンで見ることができるので面倒なあれをしなくていいんです。

そう、借りに行ったり返しに行ったり・・

借りに行くときは見たいからすぐ行くけど、返しにいくのってめちゃ面倒じゃないですか?

私は忘れやすく・・返す日にちが過ぎていた!!!なんてこともよくありました(;´∀`)

さらに、雨とかお天気が悪い、そして冬とかわざわざ返しに行くの面倒ですよね(;´∀`)

 

U-NEXTで見るようになってからは見たい作品はほとんどあるので今ではそんな面倒なことはしておりません。

月たった2000円で見放題で安いので今ではずっとU-NEXTでお世話になっています(^^)/

 

新作で追加課金でも、しばらく我慢すればいいわけだし、実際借りに行っても新作はやっぱり高い!

しかも借りれる期間もめっちゃ短い・・2泊3日が限界ですよね(;´∀`)

 

U-NEXTで例え追加課金でも、ポイントもあるし同じ金額を出すならU-NEXTでゆっくりどこでも見れるほうがいいです(*´ω`)

なので、もし韓国ドラマを最近ハマった!!という私と同じような方はぜひU-NEXTでみるほうが絶対にお得なので試してみてください^^

嫌なら体験期間の31日間内に解約すればOKです(*´ω`)

本当に簡単に解約できるので試してみる価値ありです(^^♪

 

韓国ドラマの作品数はめちゃくちゃ多いので全部借りに行ってたら破産するわ!ってなった方におすすめです♪

[btn class=”lightning big bg-yellow maru”]無料トライアル実施中!<U-NEXT>[/btn]

U-NEXT登録方法

では、U-NEXTの登録方法をご紹介★

個人情報入力

まずは、あなたの情報を登録します

  1. 名前
  2. 生年月日
  3. 男女
  4. メールアドレス(フリーメールでOK)
  5. パスワード
  6. 電話番号
  7. 住んでいる地域(地方)
  8. 都道府県

支払い登録

次に申込内容と支払い登録をします

  1. 無料トライアルに申し込む
  2. 支払い内容を設定
支払い方法はいくつかあります
  1. クレジットカード決済
  2. ドコモ払い
  3. auかんたん決済
  4. ソフトバンクまとめて支払い・ワイモバイルまとめて支払い

から選ぶことができます

ですのでクレジットで引き落としか、携帯電話の支払いと一緒にしてもらうか選ぶことができます

 

これで無料トライアルの申し込みは終わりです。

個人情報も住所まではいれませんので、少し安心ですね(^^♪



無料キャンペーンの内容

では次に注意点などです!

無料キャンペーン内容を確認しておきましょう!

対象者

まずは対象者。

この無料トライアルを試すことができるのは新規ユーザーのみ

ですので、過去に登録をしたことがある方は対象ではありません。

気を付けましょう。

特典

キャンペーンの特典は、

  1. 初期登録料2,229円が無料
  2. ビデオ見放題サービス1,990円が31日間無料
  3. 初回登録時600円分のU-NEXTポイントプレゼント

実質本当に0円で31日間楽しめるので安心★

U-NEXTポインとは?

ポイントとは、ポイントはないと見れない動画などもあります

これは新作に多いですね

あとは、レンタルする分に使います。

 

ポイントは1ポイント1円で換算されます。

ポイントがない場合は課金制となりますので注意しましょう。

 

さらにポイントは有効期限があるのでメニューのアカウントで常に確認して無駄にならないようにうまく使いましょう。

無料トライアル中に退会することはできる?

無料トライアル中に退会することはできます。

全くお金は発生しませんので、安心して体験ができます。

ですので退会したい場合は、31日目までには忘れないように退会しましょう!

解約方法

U-NEXTでの解約方法はアプリからはできません。

U-NEXTをネット検索で調べてホームページからいきます。

ホームページからログインして設定から解約することができます(^^♪

まとめ

U-NEXTについての登録方法や注意点などのご紹介でした(^_-)-☆

登録は本当に簡単で、2分ほどでおわります。

 

動画配信サービスをまだ登録したことがない方は0円ですので試さないと損です( *´艸`)

韓国ドラマまだまだみたいものが沢山ある方にとってはとっても嬉しいサービスなので31日間たっぷり無料トライアルを堪能したいですね★



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