Apple launches a new round of Apple Card customer acquisition in the United States, where new users can subscribe to the Wall Street Journal for one year for free

CTOnews.com, January 7 (Xinhua)-- Apple recently launched a new round of Apple Card customer acquisition activities in the United States, where newly registered users can subscribe to the Wall Street Journal for free for one year. The customer access is limited to new Apple Card applicants, who can choose to subscribe to the Wall Street Journal, after which Apple will refund a $55 Daily Cash subscription fee.

CTOnews.com warned that the new user benefit is not to pay for orders through Apple Card or Apple News+, but to apply for Apple Card through Apple's customized promotional links, and then buy a Wall Street Journal subscription, which Apple will return $55 in a month's time. Users who have already applied for Apple Card cannot apply.

There are many other conditions for this offer. For example, it only applies to All Access digital subscriptions from the Wall Street Journal. Users must get a new Apple card by January 31, 2023, and they must pick up their subscription within 60 days. In addition, the subscription fee for the first year is only $55. After that, it will be automatically updated at $38.99 a month and $467.88 a year.