Need help In creating Azure account

[Pluma_Tools]

Hello everyone, hope you are all doing well

So I am trying to create an azure account but it seems that I am not eligible for a free trial, so I have to go for the option pay as you go, unfortunately this option also show error message " you are not eligible for an azure account "

And it’s the same thing for GCP also

I think those types of account need specific BIN or card bank

If someone here have an idea or know a method to creat those types of account, send me message or a comment

You will be rewarded

Thanks

[SRZ]

The card is the last thing they check — one person, one free trial

Four fields. A new BIN moves one.

Google prints its own reason: “we ask for your name, address, and payment method to verify your identity” — the Google signup FAQ

Azure prints the count: “limited to one Azure free account per eligible customer” — the free-trial offer terms

Eight doors, no card, open today — every link in the fold below.

The receipts: the signup troubleshooting page · Google’s payment-method page · Google’s free-trial terms

Tonight, three moves

• open the training sandbox — a live Azure machine answering you, no card
• holding a real bank card in your own country: line the four fields up, then ask for the $200 again
• post the door and its figures — the next person reads numbers

🚪 Every door, with its link

No card anywhere in the flow

• the sandbox inside Microsoft’s own training — a live Azure subscription, 1–4 hours per run, reset when it ends
• GitHub Codespaces — 120 core-hours and 15 GB of storage every month
• Cloudflare’s workers limits · its R2 storage pricing — 100,000 requests a day, 10 GB held
• Aiven’s free Postgres — 1 GB RAM, 1 CPU, no expiry
• Kaggle notebooks — 30 GPU-hours a week, 12-hour sessions
• Modal — $30 of compute every month, GPU included
• Google Cloud Shell — a Debian VM with root, 50 hours a week
• Azure for Students — $100 for 12 months on a school email
• AWS Educate — self-paced labs, open to anyone
• the AWS Builder sandbox — a full AWS account for 8 hours, once a week
• the Microsoft Fabric trial — 60 days of the analytics stack
• Val Town — 100,000 runs a day with a 15-minute cron
• Koyeb · Render · Northflank · Deno Deploy — an always-on service inside the free tier
• Hugging Face static Spaces — 2 vCPU and 16 GB, free forever
• Google Skills — 35 learning credits a month through the Google Developer Program

A card shown once, then free of it

• Oracle Cloud Always Free — 2 micro VMs, 4 ARM cores, 24 GB RAM, no end date
• the Azure SQL free offer — 100,000 vCore-seconds and 32 GB of data
• Cloud Run’s free allowance — 2 million requests a month
• IBM Cloud Lite — 40+ products with no expiry and no card

Applied for, ten minutes each

• the GitHub Student Developer Pack beside GitHub Education’s own proof list — Azure $100, DigitalOcean $100, 24 months of Heroku, MongoDB $50, JetBrains, Copilot; a dated ID, a transcript or an enrolment letter stands in where a school email does not exist
• Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub — $200 of Azure on a LinkedIn and phone check alone
• Google’s research credits — $5,000 for faculty and PhD projects, one proposal long

What each provider prints

• Azure’s free-account page — the $200, the 30 days, the new-customer rule
• Azure’s always-free services — 65+ of them with no clock
• Azure’s student FAQ — eligibility, and the country list
• Google’s free-tier page · its always-free limits — the $300, the 90 days, the 20+ products that stay
• the support thread where the refusal causes are listed

🔬 The layer English search hides

National and research clouds, free at the point of use:

• CloudLab — bare-metal machines, 33,000+ cores, handed to research accounts
• Chameleon — 400+ nodes carrying A100s and FPGAs
• Jetstream2 — always-on cloud for US researchers and teachers
• the MOC Alliance — H100 80 GB cards, free to New England researchers
• EGI — a European federation, free at the point of use
• TÜBİTAK ULAKBİM — 20 TB of object storage plus 32 vCPU and 128 GB RAM for Turkish state universities, published only in Turkish
• NepalCloud · IP ServerOne — free-forever student hosting in Nepal and Malaysia

The BIN lists travel between threads, always the same cards. Every door on this page opens on the name, or on nothing at all.