Joseph B.
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They're good at manipulating and…
They're good at manipulating and dispersing, i would stil be begging for a dime in no for ganet spring
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Paramount Pictures (paramountpictures.com) has 6 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 1.5 out of 5.
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Joseph B.
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They're good at manipulating and dispersing, i would stil be begging for a dime in no for ganet spring
Olivier Leveque P.
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Avez-vous remarqué que les Blu Ray Paramount ne conservent pas la mémoire de lecture : si vous éteignez votre lecteur Blu-ray, le disque reviendra au menu au lieu de reprendre le film là où vous l'avez laissé. Ce n'est pas le cas des autres éditeurs. Je ferai dorénavant attention à la marque quand j'achèterai un Blu Ray.
Simon E.
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Bending for Trump due to merger concerns or political bias? Shame on you
Mr Daniel H.
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where do i start the game is full of bullies the tech support is useless all they are intrested in it ripping you off as a customer and ignoring any issues you have
Rob G.
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If you are unlucky enough to buy a UK Digital Copy of a movie (such as Star Trek 3-Disc Digital Special Edition) which is still on sale at Amazon to-day, 19 June 2018, you will find that the digital code (which has no expiry date printed on the packaging anywhere, outside or inside) cannot be redeemed in ITunes. Apple will declare it "invalid" and refer you to paramount digital copy support which will ask you lots of questions then give you this standard reply: "Hello, Thank you for contacting Paramount Digital Copy Support. The Digital Copy offer is valid only in select countries, and unfortunately, the offer does not extend to UK. We regret the inconvenience. Thanks, [PARAMOUNT] DIGITAL COPY SUPPORT." PARAMOUNTSUPPORT AT DIGITALCOPYSUPPORT DOT COM Considering that these high priced Blu-Ray discs are still on sale in the UK (see Amazon) Paramount could easily issue a replacement UV code, (which Warner Brothers do, even for date-expired codes), I feel that Paramount is a company that does not particularly care all that much for its digital movie customers in the UK, or in supporting the growth of the digital movie industry in general.There are only a few UK movie lockers left now, Flixster & Google Play being the main ones, where you can still redeem older UltraViolet movie codes - including those bought from eBay or other third party sellers. As ITunes is unwilling to replace unused older movie code too, it seems to me that you are at risk of wasting your money and your time in relying on Paramount to stand by its customer obligations or demonstrate good will.. If Warner Brothers can do it without much fuss - why can't Paramount?