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Current PS Plus Subscribers Screwed Again by Days of Play Discounts

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Current PS Plus Subscribers Screwed Again by Days of Play Discounts
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Sony has restricted its Days of Play discounts for PS Plus subscriptions to new and upgrading users only. Current subscribers cannot extend their memberships at the same tier to take advantage of the discounts. This policy has been in place for several years and follows recent price increases across all PS Plus tiers.

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NewsPS5PS4PS PlusDays of Play Current PS Plus Subscribers Screwed Again by Days of Play Discounts No option to extend your current tier membership by Liam Croft4 mins ago Share: Sony really does not want you to pay less for your active PS Plus membership at its current tier, because it's once again restricted its Days of Play offers for the service to new and upgrading users. The platform holder has been doing this for a number of years now, and it never goes down well. From tomorrow, 27th May, the annual Days of Play promotion will discount 12-month subscriptions to PS Plus by as much as 33%. However, the offer only applies to entirely new PS Plus members or those looking to upgrade to a higher tier.

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