A few strange cases are emerging from Asian countries. new PlayStation Plus especially with regard to management was launched today.upgrade service from the old PlayStation Plus to the new tiers. pay more than usual because Sony seems to want to save price difference with cards purchased at a discount.
This still needs clarification, but has now sparked a heated discussion on the ResetEra forum here, where a large number of Asian users’ testimonies are also reported with relevant screenshots. It’s all about accumulating prepaid cards for PlayStation Plus. by purchasing directly from PlayStation Storeif they were purchased using official discounts (such as Days of Play discounts).
They appear in practice two different problems: The first, to be honest, is also completely predictable according to the official FAQ, the upgrade system should automatically apply to the following. the remaining period active subscription: This means that if you’ve considered PlayStation Plus for years for a cumulative gain by purchasing prepaid discount cards, you’ll still need to upgrade for the remaining time.
Although the “fee” to upgrade to the new tier is not unique (such as the famous euro used to convert Xbox Live Gold to Xbox Game Pass) grows by the amount of the month we need to convert the subscription, in some cases some shocking numbers have emerged to be able to upgrade to one of the new higher tiers of PlayStation Plus.
The other problem, which is more awkward and could be caused by a system bug, can perhaps be fixed by Sony: The system seems to recognize that prepaid cards purchased at a discount are used if they are purchased directly from PlayStation. Shopping centre. The cost of upgrading to the new PlayStation Plus tier (like Deluxe / Premium) not only calculates the difference between the two subscription types, but also price difference due to discount, therefore it must be repaid. This is a really weird and definitely anti-consumer solution if confirmed, but we’ll keep an eye on it.
Source: Multiplayer
