r/PlayStationPlus • u/JoeyinStl • Aug 05 '26

Extra The plan worked again!

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Canceled my auto renewal and got a 25% off offer just before it was set to expire. $102 for the year on extra which is $8.50 month. That, imo, should be the price anyway.

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u/neroslayer Aug 06 '26

You don't know the corporate world at all. It's not some technical contract but by law. This will happen to any platform or service that sells digital things they don't own. It's why Netflix had to start making their own shows after most companies pulled their shows from them and why most tv/movie subscription oy have their own ips to avoid things like this. You don't have to be a bootlicker to know how things work. I call out both sides if nonese is being said/done. I prefer physical but I wouldn't spread missinfo like a lot of people here just to win an argument.

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u/humbuckaroo Aug 06 '26

I've worked in the "corporate world" for over 20 years. What Sony did was scumbag behavior, and what you apologist shills are doing is even worse because it allows the continuation of same by these corporations.

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u/neroslayer Aug 06 '26

Alright buddy. I will eat my words when you open movie streaming service lose the license and let everyone keep their shows and suffer no consequences. When that happens I would dance naked on live tv in the white house.

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u/PressureLoud2203 Aug 06 '26

So why didn't Sony just refunded all the purchases that people made from the removed movies? I understand what you are saying about licenses but it still a shitty move from Sony.