Free Paramount Plus 7-Day trial on the Apple TV App
Steps to redeem
- Open the Apple TV app on an iOS device
- Go to the Watch Now tab
- Scroll down to Channels and tap Paramount Plus
- Tap Start Free Trial
7-Day Free Trial to Paramount Plus on Apple TV (New Customers Only) @ Apple
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Ltomorrow112 on 31/10/2022 - 22:11 try.appletvapp.apple (250 clicks)
Last edited 31/10/2022 - 22:24 by 1 other user
Last edited 31/10/2022 - 22:24 by 1 other user
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Not a lot of people who own an Apple device have even heard of the TV app.
Same with Prime video etc.
A 7 day free trial has always been there and it's not really a deal..A lot of free trials. I haven’t seen a prime video one though (probably because I already have it).
Bring back the price error deal!
This is the only way I’d even half consider re-subbing
Yep. Even with basically a $5.99 year, I watched like 2 nights worth of content. Most underwhelming of the major platforms IMO.
basically a $5.99 year
Nah…Too much… I'll wait for a 50% off promo…
I'm just going to go ahead and say it, paramount plus is the worst streaming service available (apart from dexter and yellow jackets which they have exclusivity over) other than that there's barely anything of note to watch very limited selection. It also has to to be THE WORST physical app in terms of glitches/implementation and just like an alpha version compared to literally every other streaming app. I have the app on Apple TV and LG Oled and on all 3 movie images don't show up, search is horribly scuffed, not everything available is on the first page, you may think they don't have a movie as it shows up under none of there filters/categories but if you search it will just appear.
Honestly take whatever free offer they have, watch dexter or yellow jackets if you haven't seen them then cancel, don't do what I did and accidentally sub upfront for a year.
They're really relying on people to watch South Park.. again.
Yeh I forgot about that one as well. Other than that and the 2 shows mentioned above the service isn't worth cost compared to what other platforms offer.
Is this not common knowledge?