I have a 6 yo and bought them a Ubisoft game on the Nintendo Switch using my (adult, primary, linked) Nintendo account. My child have a child account with Nintendo, connected to and controlled by my account. My spouse also has an (adult) Nintendo account in our family. The game requires a Ubisoft account for access to the full functionality of the game (JD2020, with an unlimited trial for 3 months). The game is advertised for sale as accessible to all console users in our family -- including the unlimited functionality. That is, one person will have to redeem the trial, but once redeemed, all other family console users will be able to use it for the trial duration. This works for my spouse: once she was in the family at Nintendo and logged in, it worked for her too.

My kid is 6, and the whole reason we bought the game. My kid loves it and we would consider a sub, however we have a big problem: my kid cannot use unlimited at all. I cannot seem to make an account for my kid. From what I understand from the documentation pertaining to accounts for young people (the ones that are not 404'd), a person over the age of majority for digital consent in my country (Canada; 13 years old) can create a standard account, and a person under this age must create an "young person's account", describing the process as done via the account creation in the Ubisoft Connect PC app. (create the kid's account, an email is sent to the parent, the parent confirms, done). Unfortunately nothing of the soft happens and I am told that the account cannot be created.

A post in your recently closed old platform made the situation clearer. (You can read here:https://forums.ubisoft.com/showthread.php/1951291-Junior-Ubisoft-Club-Account: (https://forums.ubisoft.com/showthread.php/1951291-Junior-Ubisoft-Club-Account))
Your community representative said there was no way to start an account for someone under 13, full stop, suggesting instead to open an account under the parents name and info, that the parent manages, and then transfer that account to the child at the age of majority. A user posted a follow up two years later that summarizes perfectly my concerns with this work around: (emphasis mine)

>> "Is there no change here to child accounts? What we're saying here is that we need to create 'fake' accounts for my kids to play your games aimed at children. Making a separate account explicitly for my child but under my name/email/age is still their account but presumably in so doing we're surely breaking your terms? Surely if other games services can accommodate child accounts Ubi can too? Forcing parents to make false accounts is not a responsible attitude from a global leading games firm, but in fact the opposite, and opens the door for far more children to be exposed to mature gaming experiences."

So what can I do to get my 6 year old child playing this expensive game I bought for them? Is there no way for my kid to have their own progress in game? Is your actual suggested fix to lie to you at account creation, breaking your own terms?

This whole experience is leaving me frustrated and reminding me why I had sworn-off Ubisoft games a decade ago. I hope I am wrong and there is a solution I am overlooking, but frankly I am not hopeful.

Yesterday, I bought Anno 1800 and 1 DLC. After that, every time, I'll try to buy something, it says fraud detected, or so.
I tried Paypal, everything, and nothing works.
The sale ends soon, I tried to write Facebook and Twitter support also, and on Ubisoft Support, no answer.
Can anyone help me?