104205-letting-account-sub-expire-before-using-credd

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Hello there. I just have a quick question about CREDD. I'm currently on a monthly subscription that should expire in a few days. Of course like most people, I'm switching over to CREDD. So I bought CREDD in-game and the CREDD is currently sitting in my Account Inventory. I have not yet bound it to my character (I can still see the option to put my CREDD up for sale).
 
Anyways, I will be quite busy in the next week, so I want to wait until then before using my CREDD. How do I go about doing this? I am worried that if I bind my CREDD now, it will be automatically used once my sub expires, and the CREDD FAQ isn't really clear on the whole procedure.
 
Just to be clear:
-My account is currently on a monthly sub
-I want to wait for a few days -after- my monthly sub expires before applying my CREDD
-My CREDD is currently unbound in my Account Inventory
-Will binding it now give me the option later of when I want to actually use it, or will binding it automatically extend my game time right then and there?
 
Thanks in advance to the helpful people out there :)	
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Why bind now? Just wait till the day you want to use it to redeem the credd.
Before that, be certain that your actually cancelled the recurring sub, otherwise it will auto-bill.	
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			I think you basically want to know if you can redeem it through the website and not the game?	
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			 you will be propted when you try to log in, dont let others pay for time your not playing.	
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CREDD is not automatically redeemed.
 
You have to actually use it.
 
And even if your subscription expires you will get the option to redeem one you already hold from character selection interface.
 
But CREDD will expire in 90 days without an active subscription.  So keep that in mind.	
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			Thanks for the replies. I was basically confused about the part of the CREDD sitting in my account inventory and was wondering if I have to claim from there first before my sub expires.	
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