The offer is for new customers between March 3rd and March 22nd.
Coming off a fraught month, Peloton is now extending free at-home trials for its Bike, Bike Plus, and Tread from 30 to 100 days., this is a limited-time offer for new customers who buy a Peloton machine between March 3rd, 2022, 5PM ET and March 22nd, 2022, 2:59AM ET. Essentially, the program allows customers to buy a new Peloton device, try it for a little over three months, and then return the machine for a full refund if it’s not to their liking.
That said, there’s always fine print with these sorts of things. In this case, it’s not available to customers who live in remote areas such as Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, and “ferry-only accessible locations.” You also have to pay upfront. Customers who pay by credit card will have to pay the full cost at time of purchase. Those who qualify for financing will have to pay their first installment.
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