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2-Years Sony PlayStation Plus Membership (Digital Delivery) Expired
$56
Eneba has 2-Years Sony PlayStation Plus Membership (Digital Delivery) on sale for $56.07 when you purchase 2x 1-Year Sony PlayStation Plus Membership (Digital Delivery) and use discount code 56ISLESSTHAN120 at checkout.
Deal Instructions:
- Note: this will be an instant digital code product
Deal Instructions:
- Go to 1-Year Sony PlayStation Plus Membership (Digital Delivery)
- Add quantity 2 to cart
- Note: Must purchase 2 for discount code to work
- Proceed to checkout
- Add discount code 56ISLESSTHAN120
- Your total will be $59.37 + $3.33 Service Fee - $6.63 Coupon = $56.07
- PlayStation Plus Monthly Games (Expand your game collection with two PS4 games included every month)
- Online Multiplayer (Compete online with friends and community of online gamers)
- Exclusive Member Discounts (Members can enjoy extra savings on top of regular PS Store promotional prices, access to early demos/trials, exclusive rewards & more)
- 100GB Cloud Storage (Save game process to the cloud and pick up where you left off on any other console with that game installed)
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- About this deal:
- Save ~$64 off (53% savings) the original price of $119.98.
- About this product:
- No expiration date
- Code is valid only for the UNITED STATES PSN account.
- Product Key activation on PSN (Playstation Network) instructions here
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Edited January 21, 2021
at 05:37 PM
2 years of PS+ is currently $56 with the discount code 56ISLESSTHAN120 at Eneba
https://www.eneba.com/us/psn-play...ted-states
The code is valid only in US/CA, and will only work when buying two subscriptions in one order
https://www.eneba.com/us/psn-play...ted-states - $56.07
https://www.eneba.com/us/psn-play...ted-states
The code is valid only in US/CA, and will only work when buying two subscriptions in one order
https://www.eneba.com/us/psn-play...ted-states - $56.07
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Same for me. Tried to purchase a few games a while ago and phone verification wouldn't work.
I doubt it. Sony wants you to have PS+ because you're more like to keep a PlayStation console longer and that means you'll buy games on their system, off of PSN and so on.
Subscription stacks. If you have 8 months left on ps+, it'll extend to 2 yrs 8 months. Just claim the code immediately after you get it and you won't need to worry about it expiring.
Sorry about the issues while buying.
VoIP has its weak points when it comes to unauthorised transactions, so we want ensure our customers' and basically our own safety. Some of our security measures might not be optimised to work flawlessly, but we are always upgrading them, so I apologise that your order did not go through because of them.
Honestly, that is the most information I can give about our system, as its ins and outs are–obviously–confidential.
Regarding talks about dumping information or any other shady ways of operation, here are some articles for due diligence about companies that are backing/trusting us:
https://tcrn.ch/3mzx8Nv
https://www.theverge.co
Not trying to start a discussion here, just thought seeing the type of companies that back/trust us would help put your mind at ease about your cell number, which you provided.
Cheers,
A guy from Eneba