Can I add multiple xbox live gold cards to my account? [duplicate]

I received two 12 month xbox live gold cards for Christmas. Can I add both to my Microsoft account now, and will it be good for 24 months?

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Best Answer

Yes

It'll simply end up with 24 months on your account. If you log into your account online however it may say it's only active for 12 months, however once that 12 months finishes, the next card will automatically activate.

The only time this doesn't work is when you get '24 hour' or some other short access passes which come free with some games, these generally don't 'queue up' like normal xbox live access codes.

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Can I add multiple Xbox Live cards?

Yes you can stack up to 3 years onto an account.

Can you have 2 Xbox Gold accounts?

Here's how Xbox Live Gold subscribers can extend their Gold subscription benefits to friends and family. At home: Make your primary Xbox (if you have more than one) your home Xbox, which gives anyone who signs in to the console with their profile the ability to use your Gold subscription.

How do I add more Xbox Live to my account?

Here's how:

Press the Xbox button \ue3e3 to open the guide.

Select Profile & System > Add or switch > Add new.

Enter the email address for the Microsoft account that you want to add, and then select Enter. ...

Enter the password for your Microsoft account that you want to add, and then select Enter.

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