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Is it 2 years from the date you purchase the extension or 3 years from when you purchased the ps3? I assume the latter.

Piggies only benefited cause of us. Notice they aint squealin no more? So what's the deal with the warranty. I don't need one, but I'm curious. Is it for any age PS3? How much is it? What does it cover?

What does it matter. They didn't even keep to the dates they posted, anyway. :)

Nice new offer for PS+ers available; PSN Summer sale. Good for anyone who signed up day 1 and got the free extension (thanks to us whiners). Too bad for other piggies gobbled up the welcome back offer before 6/12. :)

I guess all the douches got bored and left. No wait...I see one a couple posts above. :)

Nothing I said was off topic. The only off topic posts are all the asses who come in here to attack people who were annoyed with Sony's screw up...Pigster.

Simple math. Let's say you owe the government money. Would you rather pay if back the first day you are asked to, or let the money sit in your bank account earning interest and then pay it back at the end of the ALLOWED PERIOD? First of all, I never mentioned why I waited until the last day...

There doesn't need to be an argument for waiting, that's why they call it a promotional PERIOD. Are you one of those guys that gets to work early and then snarks everyone who comes in after you, only to be the first one to leave for the day. Watching that clock tick down...""GET OUTTA MY WAY...

At least they put a time and time zone on the deadline this time. I love these people who say, "why didn't you just do it right away?" If everyone did it right away, the servers would grind to a hault. In fact, there were tons of complaints about technical issues early on. You early go-getters...

Was prepared to answer each of the lame arguments against us expecting Sony to fulfill their clear promise, but I see Sony has already heard and replied. That's all that matters. I was tempted to wait until the end of this new extension JUST BECAUSE I HAVE A RIGHT TO, but I was in the store and...

Yeah, the second I saw the deal was gone I planned on giving them a call. Good to know they agreed to help you out. That would be their only redemption at this point. The language of the deal is so CLEARLY in our favor it's not even funny. I wonder, will the haters contiue to hate if we get...

Yep. I can't think of any logical reason for why a person would be defending Sony here.

uhh.... "through" would mean "until the end of." 11:59:59 would be the end of. The deal should have ended at that time. 11:59:59 is also ON July 3rd. Once 11:59:59 passes, we'd be into the "once this date has passed" portion. Is this really so hard to grasp?

Again there are a million reasons why someone might have waited until the last day, and that would have been COMPLETELY IN THEIR RIGHT TO DO SO. Only Sony F'd up here.

No contradictions at all in Sony's post. And this can't be compared to a B&M sale because the inventory was not limited and the store has no closing time. It also can't be compared to a work day which usually ends before midnight. "Through" and "when this DATE passes" are pretty clear. Don't...

That makes them look even more asinine, posting an end date to a program in ENGLIGH on a US WEBSITE and using Japanese time?? Give me a break. Everyone knows what "through," and "once this date has passed" means. There was no ambiguity in their posting.

You missed an important part. Sure it says will be expiring on July 3 in one part of the page, but in that part (not the part where it says "through," which any idiot should be able to understand) it ALSO says "Once this date has passed." That means, that ONCE JULY 3rd is OVER, the deal is over...

Same blog also says: “Q: When will I have access to the Welcome Back Program? “A: The content offered as part of the Welcome Back Program is available for download today and will be available through July 3.” THROUGH. Merriam-Webster: "4 —used as a function word to indicate a period of...

Yes your honor, I know I broke out of prison a day early, but I figured I had served a reasonable amount of time. :)

Wrong. See above.