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Paramount Plus extended its 7-day trial period to 30 days for a limited time

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Paramount Plus extended its 7-day trial period to 30 days
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The best longer trial period you’ve been waiting for is here: from now through June 20, 2022, Paramount Plus is extending its 7-day trial period to 30 days for both new and returning members. The best part is that you won’t have to pay money to Paramount Plus.

All you have to do is go to Paramountplus.com and use the code SUMMER at checkout when choosing any monthly subscription. Don’t worry, choosing any of Paramount Plus’s monthly subscriptions will not cost you anything, but keep in mind that once you start your 30-day trial, you must cancel it before it expires. You only have 8 days left from now, so act as soon as possible, remember choosing any Paramount Plus plan will not cost you anything.

After the free trial, Paramount Plus offers two subscription plans: an Essential option for $4.99 per month with limited ads and a Premium option for $9.99 per month with zero ads, plus more sports, CBS live, and the ability to download episodes for later viewing. Simply choose your favorite plan at the sign-up screen, and the discount will be applied automatically. This deal will be available until June 20, 2022, so take advantage of it now.

Watch new movies and specials like “Sonic the Hedgehog 2,” “The Lost City,” and “Scream,” with more to come soon. In addition, Paramount Plus offers a large selection of movies and television shows from other networks. MTV, Nickelodeon, BET, Comedy Central, Smithsonian, and Paramount Network are among them. You’ll also be able to watch CBS channels live as they air on television.

Classics like “Cheers” and “The Love Boat” are among the shows available on the Paramount Plus streaming library, as well as newer fare like “The Stand” and “Star Trek: Picard,” as well as the whole archive of reality shows like “Survivor,” “Big Brother,” and “The Amazing Race.”


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