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F1 TV
I pre-ordered on steam, and it says i get 3 months of F1 TV pro. How do i claim this?
@ASLAYER2424 wrote:
Wait just to clarify I won’t get the code for the f1 tv pro until the official release of the f1 2024 game?
Exactly
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Wait just to clarify I won’t get the code for the f1 tv pro until the official release of the f1 2024 game?
EA_GroguetCommunity Manager
@ASLAYER2424 wrote:
Wait just to clarify I won’t get the code for the f1 tv pro until the official release of the f1 2024 game?
Exactly
- @PaxTheMan_77 I wonder if a vpn would work?
- EA_Groguet
@LukeMulcahy wrote:
@PaxTheMan_77 I wonder if a vpn would work?VPNs don't have anything to do with this. The codes won't be released until the players have launched the game for the first time.
-Groguet
I pre-ordered my F1-24 game through EA, which I would assume is an "authorized retailer". However, I did not receive my F1TV email (real life or in-game). Granted, I'm a US Expat currently in the Philippines, however I have no problems accessing my US based streaming providers (ie: Netflix, Amazon Prime, XFinity) using a VPN.
In addition, I didn't see anything in the Official F1TV "Terms and Conditions" that would limit me from viewing their service (see link)
https://account.formula1.com/#/en/subscription-terms- @AgentMlB The game has been out for almost 2 weeks now. The F1-TV was a preorder bonus so thats not included in the purchase any more
EA_VendceraHi everyone,
just wanted to follow up and mention that this F1 TV code offer was only for pre-ordering the Champions Edition and only available for players from the US.
It also wasn't available for purchases made on the Epic Games Store.
If you meet these requirements, you can find your F1 TV code through the Offers & Promotion tab within the My Account portal.
@AgentMlB Even as US citizen, if you are living outside the US you don't meet the criteria, unfortunately. But feel free to check in your My Account portal anyway.-Vendcera
- @EA_Vendcera While your wording, "available for players from the US" is same as "US Citizens", doesn't disqualify US Expats or US DoD employees. The real question is, "Would an active DoD (US Military) deployed overseas qualify under US jurisdiction for the F1TV offer?"
- @EA_Groguet If you check, I was both a beta tester (NDA not in effect after official game release) and living within the former USN Subic Bay Naval base at time of my "pre-order". Legally, it's splitting hairs as foreign US bases and Embassies/Consulates are considered US soil.
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