“Bought this tv for a rental condo but then realized I would have to provide a credit card number in order to have a Roku account. A renter could start one of the free 30 days subscriptions without me knowing and then my card would be charged. Suggestions?”
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Your rental agreement would cover fees or expenses occurred by the renters and your obligation to pay. No different than ordering any service as cod leaving the owner with the ultimate tab
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It's a smart TV, and you don't need a ROKU account to use it. You could just hook it up to cable. The advantage to having a smart TV is that you can connect to internet. So yes, you could register a Roku account, but you don't need a Roku account to use the TV. I think just certain apps require a fee. You could just use it with cable tv, and then if the renter wants the paid apps they can pay for them themselves. I don't know about needing credit card. I didn't need a credit card account to use the tv, and there were plenty of free apps I could use. I already had a netflix and hulu account so just signed into those. I was able to add Food Network and a few other shows too without needed a credit card.
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