Identify the points scheme in the question
KlikFilm’s general Points FAQ describes earning through subscriptions, Premium-film transactions and viewing or check-in activity, with redemption against eligible Premium films. Its TRI prize page describes a competitive campaign with its own dates and leaderboard. The word points appears in both, but those pages do not establish one interchangeable balance or one universal daily limit for every offer.
Read the campaign period before joining
The TRI page gives1 August–31 October 2026 for its campaign. At this article’s 4 November review, that period has ended. A page remaining online is not proof of a current chance to enter or earn a named prize. Use a later official campaign notice if one exists instead of copying the old dates into a fresh subscription recommendation.
Keep accumulation and prize ranking separate
The ordinary FAQ gives viewing-time point bands and a limit on counted films per day. The campaign page instead describes its own daily cap, one-device counting and repeat-film restrictions. Before disputing a total, record which scheme’s display is being read, the viewing date and the actual offer. Comparing a general programme rule with a campaign leaderboard can produce an apparent discrepancy without establishing a missing transaction.
Check expiry on the actual benefit
The general Points FAQ says points expire on 31 December each year, while the campaign has its own closed participation period and winner process. A future annual expiry does not keep an already-ended prize competition open. Preserve the offer and account evidence privately and ask KlikFilm about the specific scheme. Do not buy a new term solely from an old prize headline or treat points as unrestricted cash credit.
Questions, answered
Is the cited TRI promotion still open on 4 November 2026?
Its published participation period ended31 October 2026.
Does the annual point expiry extend the campaign?
No. General balance expiry and a campaign participation period answer different questions.