Evenote Premium with Note 3

[Dronak]

Like laestrella, I'm on Sprint and did not see any notification from Evernote of getting 12 months of premium for free when I tried it. I did get something from Dropbox though, 50GB of free space for 2 years, I think it was. But nothing from Evernote -- perhaps only limited carriers are supporting that offer?

 

[jgreeson25]

I'm with Verizon and I got the Evernote premium deal but not Dropbox. I received a similar 50 gb Dropbox deal from my purchase of the HTC One, so maybe that had something to do with it.

 

[sprungson]

Just want to update everyone. I sent Evernote a message and they said i should have it to premium. They tried trouble shooting by sending me suggestions but nothing has worked. He said he is looking into it more and will get me an answer. They are very helpful, and it sounds like i will get my premium.

AT&T Galaxy Note 3 here.

 

[athenatp]

I'm on T-mobile and automatically got the one year premium, but I did not get the 50 gb for dropbox, which I would prefer. Anyone know how to get the dropbox? I already had an account for dropbox from my note II.

 

[jwlehman]

Verizon here, and mine was automatically upgraded to premium.

 

[athenatp]

I figured it out and got the DropBox 50 gb.

 

[laestrella]

Just want to update everyone. I sent Evernote a message and they said i should have it to premium. They tried trouble shooting by sending me suggestions but nothing has worked. He said he is looking into it more and will get me an answer. They are very helpful, and it sounds like i will get my premium.

AT&T Galaxy Note 3 here.

Wow, Evernote told me to contact Samsung. They weren't helpful at all.

Sent from my SM-N900P using Tapatalk

 

[rabc_nesbitt]

I am with Vodaphone UK, and got a 3 month free upgrade to Premium.

 

[Raptor007]

Verizon here, and mine was automatically upgraded to premium.

How did you get the 1 year premium on Verizon?

 

[fantom305]

I'm on T-mobile and automatically got the one year premium, but I did not get the 50 gb for dropbox, which I would prefer. Anyone know how to get the dropbox? I already had an account for dropbox from my note II.

I am on T-mobile and I got the one year from evernote and the 50gb from dropbox. What happens is that if you had previously registered with either one like on your previous phone, they well not see it as a new account. You have to open a new account with a new e-mail address in order to get the promotions.

 

[daddyd302]

I am on T-mobile and I got the one year from evernote and the 50gb from dropbox. What happens is that if you had previously registered with either one like on your previous phone, they well not see it as a new account. You have to open a new account with a new e-mail address in order to get the promotions.

I'm still using my old evernote account and got the free one year upgrade.

 

[anon(723897)]

I contacted Evernote and they originally told me to contact Samsung as well. When I explained that the problem is not that Samsung should provide me a premium credit code but that the Evernote application should recognize that the device is a Samsung Note 3, they replied back that they would research it and get back with me.

 

[AZwldcats]

How did you get the 1 year premium on Verizon?

It automatically popped up for me on my VZW Note3. As soon as I signed in it said I was eligible and did I want it.

 

[pathfinder3]

It automatically popped up for me on my VZW Note3. As soon as I signed in it said I was eligible and did I want it.

Asked me the same thing.

Sent from my VZW Samsung Note 3

 

[anon(723897)]

Per Evernote support, AT&T Wireless subscribers are not eligible for the one-year premium upgrade. They do get increased capacity to upload to Evernote (beyond the 60MB normal quota) but only on uploads from the Note 3 device itself. For the most part, I blame the media sources (CNET, Wired, Engadget) that reported any purchase of a Note 3 would come with a year of Evernote premium service. I can't find anywhere that either Samsung or Evernote have stated this. Kind of an unfortunate situation given that many consumers take this type of information into consideration during purchase decisions.