Independent profile — not affiliated with Skydance (Paramount Skydance)

Skydance (Paramount Skydance)

Skydance (Paramount Skydance) is Paramount Skydance Corporation, the New York-based media company formed through the August 7, 2025 combination of Paramount Global and Skydance Media; its brands include Paramount+, CBS, Pluto TV, Nickelodeon, MTV, BET, Comedy Central, Showtime and Paramount Pictures. This page starts with the company's own Paramount+ cancellation, refund, price-change, contact and dispute terms. In SEC filings of October 1-2, 2026 the company said a name change to Skydance Corporation is expected to be effective on October 6, 2026 and that the Warner Bros. Discovery closing is expected on October 6, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions. It then records the FCC approval and a 2026 state antitrust consent decree, and lists court matters separately: a Pluto TV children's-privacy class action, Salazar (a 247Sports newsletter case, not about Paramount+) and the 2025 Trump settlement with Paramount Global.

COMPLAINTS0
VERIFIED PHONE(212) 258-6000
LAST CHECKED2026-10-03
EXTERNAL SOURCE

Independent Sources

Shown for context — not merged with USAComplaints' own numbers.

BBB:
BBB: 95 reviews, 675 complaints
ComplaintsBoard: 3 reviews, 12 reports
Trustpilot: 3891 reviews,
VERIFIED

Contacts & Login

VERIFIED

Locations

TypeAddress
Headquarters1515 Broadway New York NY 10036
Mailing addressCBS Interactive Inc. legal-notice address (Paramount+ Terms of Use 18.1), 680 Folsom Street San Francisco CA 94107
EDITORIAL

Problem with Paramount+ or another Paramount service? What the company's own pages say

Paramount Skydance Corporation owns Paramount+, CBS, Pluto TV, Nickelodeon, MTV, BET, Comedy Central and Showtime, and says in an SEC filing that a change of its name to Skydance Corporation is "expected to be effective on October 6, 2026". This section collects the company's own published cancellation, refund, price-change, contact and dispute terms for Paramount+, as read on 2026-10-03.

Who runs Paramount+. The Paramount+ Terms of Use (dated September 15, 2026, linked from legal.paramount.com) state: "The Service is provided by CBS Interactive Inc."

How to cancel. The Paramount+ Help Center article "How do I cancel my subscription?" says: "For cancellation, please use the steps for the device or platform that you used to sign up Paramount+." For a subscription bought on the Paramount+ website it says to go to your account page (paramountplus.com/account), click "Cancel Subscription" and follow the online prompts. For Apple devices it lists Settings, your name, Subscriptions, Paramount+, Cancel Subscription. For Fire TV it says to visit amazon.com/appstoresubscriptions, choose Actions, then "Turn Off Auto-Renewal", and adds "Deleting the app from your Fire TV will NOT cancel your subscription." For Google Play it says "Uninstalling the app will not automatically cancel your subscription." The article also has steps for PS5 and Roku. Terms section 5.8(b): "If you signed up for a Subscription that is set to auto-renew through a third party (for example, via an app store or one of our third party partners) and wish to cancel it, you must follow the instructions for cancellation provided by such third party."

When cancellation takes effect, and refunds. For a subscription bought directly from Paramount, Terms section 5.8(a)(ii)(B) says cancellation takes effect "for free trials, at the end of the free trial period" and "at all other times, including where a Promotional Offer applies to your Subscription, at the end of your current billing period (unless we provide you with a refund in accordance with 5.8(a)(ii)(C) below or otherwise allow you to use the unused portion towards another Subscription)". Section 5.8(a)(ii)(C) then states: "YOU WILL NOT BE REFUNDED FOR ANY FEES YOU HAVE PAID. However, there are certain circumstances in which you may be legally entitled to a refund, which are set out in these Terms of Use. If we issue a refund, credit, or discount, we are under no obligation to issue the same in the future." An older Paramount+ help article (shown on a page with the "SHOWTIME | Help Center" template) says the same in shorter form: "You will not be refunded for any fees you have paid. However, there are certain circumstances in which you may be legally entitled to a refund." Section 5.8(c), which is about deleting an account after signing up through an app store, says that you will not be entitled to a refund from Paramount for the rest of your billing period and adds that you "may be able to request a refund from your app store (subject to their terms and policies)."

Refund exceptions the Terms spell out. Section 5.7(c), on a Subscription bought directly from Paramount: "If you have purchased a Subscription directly from us and there is an over-charge, we will notify you of the error and provide you with a credit to your Account (if you used a Gift Card as your payment method) or refund (if you used a payment method other than a Gift Card); and give you the opportunity to cancel your Subscription, effective on your next renewal date." Section 14.1(a): if Paramount discontinues a part of the Service you subscribed to, "we will provide you with a refund for any amounts you have paid us for the Service but not yet received" (on at least 30 days' notice, except for urgent security, technical or legal reasons). Section 14.1(d): if Paramount ends the agreement on reasonable notice for another reason and you have an active Subscription directly with it, it will ensure you either have access for the remainder of your subscription period or "get a refund for the remaining portion of your subscription period". These are separate from the general no-refund rule for an ordinary cancellation.

Auto-renewal and price changes. Section 5.4: certain subscriptions "automatically renew unless you cancel your Subscription before your next renewal date" and are charged "at the then-current price". Section 5.5(b), on free trials: you "will be charged automatically at the end of your free trial period, unless you cancel your Subscription before the expiry of such period." Section 6.1: "We may change the price of our Subscriptions from time to time. We will provide you with notice of any price change that applies to your Subscription. Price changes will not come into effect during your current billing period, so will only apply on renewal (if you have a Subscription that auto-renews)." In its November 10, 2025 shareholder letter the company wrote that it planned "to implement price increases in the US early in the first quarter of 2026". The U.S. Paramount+ home page, read through a text renderer on 2026-10-03, says "Plans start at $8.99/month" and shows two plan columns, "$13.99/mo" (labelled "Ad free", except Live TV) and "$8.99/mo" (labelled "Ad Supported"). This page did not read annual prices or a logged-in account, so check your account page for your own plan and price.

Gift cards. The Paramount+ Gift Card Terms (last updated May 27, 2025) say gift cards are "issued by Paramount Streaming Services Inc." and incorporate the Terms of Use dispute provisions. Section 8.1: "Gift Cards are not refundable". Section 8.2: if a subscription bought with gift card credit is cancelled and Paramount "determines you are eligible for a refund, in its sole discretion, such refund will be issued to your Account in the form of Gift Card Credit."

Reaching the company. Terms section 21: "Please contact us by clicking the speech bubble icon in the bottom right-hand corner of our Help Center (https://help.paramountplus.com) and typing "Agent"." Section 18 refers to "our customer service department at (888) 274-5343". Paramount's corporate contact page says: "For help with Paramount+, please contact the service directly" and lists the Help Center, "Tweet @AskParamount" and "Visit Paramount+ Help on Facebook: facebook.com/paramountplushelp".

If it is not resolved. Terms section 18 says disputes not resolved by calling customer service and the informal procedure go to "AN INDIVIDUAL BINDING ARBITRATION OR AN INDIVIDUAL ACTION IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT. Class arbitrations and class actions are not permitted." Before arbitration or a small-claims filing, section 18.1 requires a written Notice sent by certified mail to "CBS Interactive Inc., 680 Folsom Street, San Francisco, CA 94107, Attn: Legal Department", which must also contain your name, address and email address, describe the nature and basis of the claim, specify the relief sought "including the damages sought, if any, and a detailed calculation of them", and include "a personally signed statement from you (and not your counsel) verifying the accuracy of the contents of the Notice"; the Terms say the Notice must be individualized, and that after receiving a completed Notice the parties try in good faith for 60 days to resolve the dispute. Section 18.2 says arbitration is administered by National Arbitration & Mediation (NAM). The opt-out language in section 18 is tied to a later stage of a staged process for multiple claims, so read section 18 in full before relying on it. Outside the company, the FTC's ReportFraud site lets you "Report a scam, a company, or an unwanted call" (the FTC says "We can't resolve your individual report"), and the FCC accepts informal complaints about "TV and radio services" at fcc.gov/complaints or 1-888-CALL-FCC (1-888-225-5322), advising: "Before filing a complaint with the FCC, you should try to resolve the issue with your provider." CBS Interactive Inc.'s "Other Legal Complaints" page (legal.paramount.com) also says that, for a complaint about the Services, you may contact "the Complaint Assistance Unit of the Division of Consumer Services of the California Department of Consumer Affairs" at 1625 North Market Blvd., Suite N 112, Sacramento, California 95834, or by telephone at (800) 952-5210.

Concerns about CBS News coverage. The FCC's July 24, 2025 order records Skydance's commitment to keep, for at least two years, an ombudsman "who will receive and evaluate any complaints of bias or other concerns involving CBS". CBS News reported on September 8, 2025 that Kenneth R. Weinstein would serve as CBS News ombudsman. This page did not find a published intake address for that role.

EDITORIAL

FCC approval of the 2025 merger and the September 2026 state antitrust consent decree

FCC, July 24, 2025. In FCC 25-43 (MB Docket No. 24-275), "Adopted: July 24, 2025 Released: July 24, 2025", the Commission granted "applications seeking consent to the transfer of control of Paramount Global from the current parties controlling Paramount's single majority shareholder, National Amusements, Inc. (NAI), to certain investors in Skydance Media, LLC". Commissioner Gomez dissented. The order states "we find that there are no material public interest harms arising from the transaction" and records commitments Skydance made in a July 22, 2025 letter: in paragraph 58, that it "does not have DEI programs in place today and will not establish such initiatives" ("We accept Skydance's commitment as firm and definite"), and in paragraph 59, an ombudsman for at least two years who "will receive and evaluate any complaints of bias or other concerns involving CBS." Paragraph 62 denied pleadings filed by a list of parties that includes the Writers Guild of America West and East, the Center for American Rights and the Gabelli entities. The order also refers to a separate "news distortion" complaint about a "60 Minutes" interview (MB Docket No. 25-73); CBS News reported on July 2, 2025 that it "remains open and under investigation", and this page did not check its later status.

Twelve states and the Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) deal, 2026. In July 2026 California, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon and Washington sued in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California to block the pending WBD acquisition under Section 7 of the Clayton Act (Case No. 4:26-cv-07116-AMO). On September 21, 2026 the company and WBD signed a consent decree with those states. The court docket shows an order granting the motion to enter the decree and a signed Consent Decree on September 30, 2026, and the case terminated on October 1, 2026. The company's Form 8-K says the five-year commitments include annual film-release minimums; separate negotiation of the two companies' basic-cable affiliation agreements, with divestiture of "BET, VH1, Comedy Central, Smithsonian, Destination America and Science" required after an uncured material breach of those provisions; at least $300 million more per year of U.S. production spending; a five-member News Editorial Independence Board for CBS News and CNN within 180 days after closing; maintaining Pluto TV "as a free, ad-supported streaming service at service and quality levels at or above those in effect" on the decree's effective date; and reimbursing the states' fees up to $40 million. The 8-K states the decree "was entered for settlement purposes and does not constitute an admission by the Combined Entity that it violated any federal or state antitrust law or other applicable law." The Q2 2026 10-Q reports European Commission approvals in July 2026 after a Phase 1 review. This page relies on the company's Form 8-K summary and the California Attorney General's release for the decree's terms and did not read the decree itself.

California Attorney General's description. The Attorney General's September 21, 2026 release, issued while the settlement was pending court approval, says it "includes a five-year court enforceable commitment to increase film output, a minimum of an additional $1.5 billion commitment to bolster domestic film production, a $47.5 million fund for workers who are impacted by the merger, and restrictions on how the company handles cable negotiations to help keep prices competitive." The release quotes the Attorney General: "This settlement is not a vote of support for this merger." The release and the company's 8-K describe the terms in their own words and are not combined here.

U.S. Department of Justice, June 12, 2026. The Antitrust Division published a statement on closing its investigation of the proposed WBD acquisition, saying it "determined based on the evidence received in its investigation that the transaction is not likely to result in harm to competition or American consumers", including in streaming video on demand, linear television and theatrical film distribution. That is the Division's own characterization; the twelve states and private plaintiffs filed their suits separately.

No FTC or state attorney general consumer-protection enforcement action about Paramount+ subscription billing was identified in the sources checked on 2026-10-03 (SEC filings, the court dockets listed on this page, and the agency pages cited here); that is not a search of every agency database.

EDITORIAL

Company background: Paramount Skydance, Skydance Media and the Paramount+ service

Paramount Skydance Corporation is a Delaware corporation with principal offices at 1515 Broadway, New York (SEC Form 10-K cover). The 10-K says it "was formed on June 3, 2024" (as New Pluto Global, Inc.) and that on August 7, 2025 investors "comprised of entities controlled by the Ellison Family, and affiliates of RedBird Capital Partners" bought National Amusements, Inc., after which Paramount Global and Skydance became wholly-owned subsidiaries of the new company. National Amusements was renamed Harbor Lights Entertainment, Inc. and holds 100% of the Class A common stock; the 10-K says Ellison-family-controlled entities indirectly hold approximately 77.5% of that Class A stock. Class B shares trade on Nasdaq as PSKY. Skydance's own website says "Skydance was founded in 2010"; the 10-K lists Skydance's "animation, interactive/games and sports divisions" within the portfolio.

The 10-K describes TV Media (the CBS Television Network and CBS stations, and cable networks including Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central and BET), Direct-to-Consumer (Paramount+, Pluto TV and BET+) and, from 2026, a Studios segment. It says Paramount+ "is available in two tiers in the U.S.: Paramount+ Premium ... and Paramount+ Essential" and reports 78.9 million Paramount+ subscribers at December 31, 2025 (counting only paid subscriptions from the fourth quarter of 2025). The Q2 2026 10-Q says BET+ was integrated into Paramount+ during the second quarter of 2026. Pluto TV is described as a free advertising-supported streaming service.

Name change and pending deal. In a Form 8-K filed October 2, 2026 the company said it intends to amend its certificate of incorporation to change its name to Skydance Corporation, "also expected to be effective on October 6, 2026", and to move its stock to the NYSE under the ticker SKYD. On 2026-10-03 the legal name in the SEC record and in the Paramount+ Terms of Use is still Paramount Skydance Corporation. A Form 8-K filed October 1, 2026 says: "On September 30, 2026, the Company announced the WBD Closing is expected to take place on October 6, 2026 (the "Anticipated Closing Date"), subject to customary closing conditions." Under the February 27, 2026 merger agreement the company will pay $31.00 per WBD share in cash plus a daily ticking amount after September 30, 2026. The same filing says Ynon Kreiz becomes Co-Chief Executive Officer effective October 5, 2026 and that David Ellison "will remain the sole principal executive officer". This page covers Paramount-side services only, not Warner Bros. Discovery services.

Name check. A 2012 complaint on this site about "Skydance Ranch" describes a horse-boarding ranch in Oceanside, California, and is not linked to this profile. Consumer-support channels for Skydance Games and Skydance Animation were not reviewed.

EDITORIAL

Complaint record: USAComplaints, BBB, Trustpilot and ComplaintsBoard

USAComplaints. No approved complaint on this site names Paramount+, Paramount Skydance, Paramount Global or Skydance Media as the offender. Seven archived posts from 2005 to 2011 about legacy CBS-branded services are linked as brand mentions, not as complaints about Paramount Skydance itself: three about the "Big Brother" 24/7 live-feed service (2005), one about "The Price Is Right" tickets (2007), one about a college-sports streaming service named in the post as owned by CBS Corporation (2007), and two about programming addressed to "CBS Corporation" (2010 and 2011). This page applies no counts or themes to them.

As displayed on 2026-10-03. BBB profile "Paramount+", San Francisco, CA 94107 (BBB lists CBS Interactive Inc. among its related businesses): not BBB accredited; BBB rating A+; "675 total complaints in the last 3 years" and "173 complaints closed in the last 12 months"; "1.13 /5 stars", "Average of 95 Customer Reviews". A separate, legacy BBB profile "Paramount", 1515 Broadway, New York, describes the business as "Paramount Global", lists pre-merger management and does not name Paramount Skydance Corporation: not accredited; rating A-; reason for rating "Failure to respond to 9 complaint(s) filed against business"; "10 total complaints in the last 3 years" and "7 complaints closed in the last 12 months"; 0 customer reviews. BBB also lists other Paramount-named and CBS Interactive Inc. profiles, which are not combined here. Trustpilot page for paramountplus.com: 1.2 of 5 from 3,891 reviews, 950 of them in the last 12 months; the profile is unclaimed, Trustpilot shows "No history of asking for reviews" and says reviews "may not be representative". ComplaintsBoard page for Paramountplus: "1.1-star rating from 3 reviews and 12 complaints". These profiles cover different entities or products, and their numbers are not added together or compared. BBB publishes complaints as filed by consumers; the counts are complaints received by BBB, not findings about the company.

EDITORIAL

Court and settlement record (consumer-relevant items)

This section lists only items a Paramount+, Pluto TV or CBS user might search for; the case cards on this page give the dockets. Allegations in complaints are not findings.

  • Diaz v. Paramount Skydance Corp. and Pluto Inc. (C.D. Cal.): putative class action by parents of children who watched the Pluto TV "Kids' Section", alleging video-viewing data was shared with Google and Microsoft. On September 29, 2026 the court denied the motion to dismiss on seven of eight claims and dismissed the implied-contract claim with leave to amend. The defendants argued the plaintiffs lacked standing and failed to state a claim.
  • Salazar v. Paramount Global, dba 247Sports (U.S. Supreme Court No. 25-459): the courts below ruled for Paramount; the Supreme Court granted review and the docket sets argument for October 14, 2026. The case concerns a 247Sports.com newsletter subscriber, not Paramount+.
  • Faust v. Paramount Skydance Corp. and Skydance Media, LLC (N.D. Cal.): consumer antitrust suit against the WBD deal; a second TRO request was denied on September 30, 2026 and a motion to dismiss was set for hearing on October 22, 2026.
  • State of California et al. v. Paramount Skydance Corp. and Writers Guild of America, West v. Paramount Skydance Corp. (N.D. Cal.): both WBD-deal suits ended in September-October 2026 through a consent decree and a settlement with dismissal, each stated not to be an admission.
  • Trump v. CBS Broadcasting Inc. (N.D. Tex.): settled in July 2025 and dismissed with prejudice; the company said the suit was without merit.
EDITORIAL

Is Skydance (Paramount Skydance) Legitimate?

Paramount Skydance Corporation is a Delaware corporation registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (CIK 0002041610; Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 filed 2026-02-25; Form 10-Q for the second quarter of 2026 filed 2026-08-04), with principal offices at 1515 Broadway, New York, and Class B shares listed on Nasdaq under PSKY. The Paramount+ Terms of Use name CBS Interactive Inc. as the provider of that service, and the company publishes cancellation, billing, dispute and contact terms (quoted above). Complaint counts, ratings, lawsuits and agency actions on this page are reported as allegations or third-party records. This page assigns the company no rating and makes no finding about any complaint.

PUBLIC RECORD

Court & Public Records

CaseAuthorityDatesTypeOutcomeSource
Diaz et al. v. Paramount Skydance Corporation and Pluto Inc. (Pluto TV children's privacy)
Docket No. 5:25-cv-02945-KK-DTB
U.S. District Court, C.D. Cal. (Judge Kenly Kiya Kato)FiledFiled — no final outcome recorded

Putative class action by parents on behalf of minor children who watched the "Kids' Section" of Pluto TV. The amended complaint (filed May 5, 2026) asserts claims under the Video Privacy Protection Act, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, the California Constitution, the California Invasion of Privacy Act and state common law, alleging tracking software shared "the specific videos watched by minors" with Google and Microsoft. The court's order of September 29, 2026 states that defendants argued plaintiffs "lack standing and fail to state a claim"; it denied the motion to dismiss as to Causes of Action One through Six and Eight and granted it as to Cause of Action Seven (breach of implied contract), dismissed with leave to amend. The court did not address defendants' arguments that the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy bar the claims, that Paramount Skydance Corporation is not a proper defendant, and that plaintiffs waived class claims. No class has been certified; the allegations are unproven.

Source
Salazar v. Paramount Global, dba 247Sports (Video Privacy Protection Act)
Docket No. 25-459 (6th Cir. No. 23-5748)
U.S. Supreme Court, on certiorari to the Sixth Circuit (M.D. Tenn. No. 3:22-cv-00756)—On appealOn appeal

Putative class action filed in September 2022 under the Video Privacy Protection Act by a subscriber to a 247Sports.com newsletter, alleging that a Facebook tracking Pixel on 247Sports.com (a Paramount-owned sports website, not Paramount+) disclosed his video-viewing history to Facebook. The district court dismissed because he was not a "consumer" under the Act, and on April 3, 2025 the Sixth Circuit affirmed, writing "since he did not subscribe to 'audio visual materials,' the district court held that he was not a 'consumer' and dismissed the complaint. We agree and so AFFIRM." One judge dissented from the judgment. The Supreme Court's docket shows the petition granted on January 26, 2026 and the case set for argument on Wednesday, October 14, 2026; no decision had issued as of 2026-10-03. Paramount prevailed in the courts below.

Source
Faust et al. v. Paramount Skydance Corporation and Skydance Media, LLC
Docket No. 4:26-cv-03790
U.S. District Court, N.D. Cal. (Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin)FiledFiled — no final outcome recorded

Private antitrust action by five consumers of streaming, cable, news and theatrical entertainment programming seeking to block the WBD acquisition (Form 10-Q: "Pamela Faust, together with four other consumers"). Docket entries show a motion to dismiss the first amended complaint filed August 28, 2026 with the hearing continued to October 22, 2026, and an order of September 30, 2026 denying the plaintiffs' second motion for a temporary restraining order. The Form 10-Q reports that a motion for a preliminary injunction was denied earlier. The defendants' position is set out in their motion to dismiss; no ruling on it had been entered as of 2026-10-03.

Source
State of California et al. v. Paramount Skydance Corporation et al. (twelve states, WBD acquisition)
Docket No. 4:26-cv-07116-AMO
U.S. District Court, N.D. Cal. (Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin)
SettledSettled

Antitrust action by twelve states under Section 7 of the Clayton Act to enjoin the WBD acquisition. The company and WBD signed a consent decree with the states on September 21, 2026; the court granted the motion to enter it and signed the Consent Decree on September 30, 2026, and the docket shows the case terminated on October 1, 2026. Commitments include keeping Pluto TV as a free, ad-supported service at the decree-date service and quality levels, separate basic-cable negotiations with a divestiture remedy for BET, VH1, Comedy Central, Smithsonian, Destination America and Science after an uncured material breach, and a News Editorial Independence Board for CBS News and CNN. The company's Form 8-K says the decree "does not constitute an admission by the Combined Entity that it violated any federal or state antitrust law or other applicable law." Amicus briefs opposing the decree were filed in September 2026.

Source
Writers Guild of America, West, Inc. et al. v. Paramount Skydance Corporation et al.
Docket No. 4:26-cv-07212-AMO
U.S. District Court, N.D. Cal.
SettledSettled

Private antitrust action by the Writers Guild of America, West and East to enjoin the WBD acquisition. On September 21, 2026 the company and WBD entered a settlement agreement; a stipulation of dismissal with prejudice was filed that day (Dkt. 111); the docket shows two entries labelled "Order on Stipulation" on September 30 (Dkt. 113 and 114) and the case terminated on October 1, 2026. Per the company's Form 8-K, it will contribute $17.5 million to the Writers' Guild-Industry Health Fund within seven days after the WBD closing, pay the WGA's fees up to $6.0 million, and maintain a baseline of WGA-represented full-time staff at CBS News Broadcast; the 8-K says the settlement "does not constitute an admission of liability or wrongdoing."

Source
Trump and Jackson v. Paramount Global, CBS Broadcasting Inc. and CBS Interactive Inc. ("60 Minutes" interview)
Docket No. 2:24-cv-00236-Z
U.S. District Court, N.D. Tex., Amarillo Division (Judge Matthew J. Kacsmaryk)SettledSettled

The original complaint (filed October 31, 2024) pleaded a single count under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act over the editing of a "60 Minutes" interview. The docket shows a Joint Notice of Settlement on July 2, 2025, a Joint Stipulation of Dismissal With Prejudice on July 22, 2025 and a July 25, 2025 order closing the case with all pending motions denied as moot. CBS News reported that Paramount announced a $16 million settlement allocated "to Mr. Trump's future presidential library and the plaintiffs' fees and costs", with no apology and an agreement that "60 Minutes" would release transcripts of interviews with presidential candidates in the future "subject to redactions as required for legal or national security concerns"; it also reported that "Paramount has maintained that the lawsuit was completely without merit." The terms were not found in the court record.

Source
CONSUMER ALLEGATION

Related Complaints

Names this company in a role other than the primary subject — not necessarily current or complete.

VERIFIED

Company Relationships

  • Owned by: Harbor Lights Entertainment, Inc.
  • Affiliated with: Paramount Global
  • Affiliated with: Skydance Media, LLC
  • Affiliated with: CBS Interactive Inc.
  • Affiliated with: Pluto Inc.
EDITORIAL

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I cancel Paramount+?

The Paramount+ Help Center says: "For cancellation, please use the steps for the device or platform that you used to sign up Paramount+." If you signed up on the Paramount+ website, its article says to go to your account page (paramountplus.com/account), click "Cancel Subscription" and follow the prompts. If you subscribed through Apple, Amazon (Fire TV), Google Play or Roku, you cancel with that provider; for Fire TV and Google Play the article says deleting or uninstalling the app does not cancel the subscription. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period, or at the end of a free trial, subject to the exceptions stated in Terms of Use section 5.8(a)(ii)(B).

Does Paramount+ refund fees after I cancel?

Terms of Use section 5.8(a)(ii)(C) says: "YOU WILL NOT BE REFUNDED FOR ANY FEES YOU HAVE PAID. However, there are certain circumstances in which you may be legally entitled to a refund, which are set out in these Terms of Use. If we issue a refund, credit, or discount, we are under no obligation to issue the same in the future." An older help article uses similar wording. For a subscription billed by an app store, section 5.8(c) says you "may be able to request a refund from your app store (subject to their terms and policies)." The Terms also contain separate refund provisions: section 5.7(c) says that for a Subscription bought directly from Paramount where "there is an over-charge", Paramount will notify the subscriber of the error and provide a credit (if a Gift Card was used) or a refund (for any other payment method), and section 14.1 provides for a refund of amounts paid for service not yet received if Paramount discontinues part of the Service, or of the remaining portion of the subscription period if it ends the agreement on reasonable notice.

Can Paramount+ change the price of my subscription?

Terms of Use section 6.1 says: "We may change the price of our Subscriptions from time to time", that Paramount+ will give notice of a price change that applies to your subscription, and that price changes "will only apply on renewal"; you may cancel before the next billing period if you do not want the new price. In its November 10, 2025 shareholder letter the company said it planned "to implement price increases in the US early in the first quarter of 2026". Check your account page for your current plan and price.

Who runs Paramount+ and how do I contact customer service?

The Terms of Use say "The Service is provided by CBS Interactive Inc." Section 21 directs users to the speech bubble icon in the Help Center (help.paramountplus.com) and to type "Agent"; section 18 mentions the customer service number (888) 274-5343. Paramount's corporate contact page also lists @AskParamount and facebook.com/paramountplushelp for Paramount+ help.

Can I sue over Paramount+ or join a class action?

Terms of Use section 18 says disputes go to "AN INDIVIDUAL BINDING ARBITRATION OR AN INDIVIDUAL ACTION IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT. Class arbitrations and class actions are not permitted", after a written notice by certified mail to CBS Interactive Inc. and a 60-day informal period. Section 18.1 says the notice must include the claimant's name, address and email address, the nature and basis of the claim, the relief sought with a detailed calculation of any damages, and "a personally signed statement from you (and not your counsel) verifying the accuracy of the contents of the Notice". Separately, putative class actions about the company's services are on file in court, including Diaz v. Paramount Skydance Corp. and Pluto Inc. about Pluto TV, where the court on September 29, 2026 declined to address the defendants' argument that the Terms of Use and a class-claim waiver bar the claims. Whether any particular person is covered by an arbitration clause or a class is a legal question this page does not answer.

Is Skydance the same company as Paramount, and has the Warner Bros. Discovery deal closed?

Skydance Media, LLC and Paramount Global became wholly-owned subsidiaries of Paramount Skydance Corporation on August 7, 2025. On October 2, 2026 the company said it intends to change its name to Skydance Corporation, "also expected to be effective on October 6, 2026" (the NYSE listing is expected "on or about the market open on October 6, 2026"). A Form 8-K filed October 1, 2026 says the Warner Bros. Discovery closing "is expected to take place on October 6, 2026", subject to customary closing conditions; this page could not confirm a closing after that filing. The Faust consumer antitrust case remains pending.

What did the FCC say when it approved the Skydance-Paramount merger?

In FCC 25-43, adopted and released July 24, 2025, the FCC granted the transfer of control and found "no material public interest harms arising from the transaction", with Commissioner Gomez dissenting. The order records Skydance's commitments to eliminate DEI initiatives and to keep an ombudsman for at least two years to "receive and evaluate any complaints of bias or other concerns involving CBS."

What happened with the Trump lawsuit over the 60 Minutes interview?

The docket of Trump v. CBS Broadcasting Inc. (N.D. Tex. 2:24-cv-00236-Z) shows a Joint Notice of Settlement on July 2, 2025, a Joint Stipulation of Dismissal with Prejudice on July 22, 2025 and the case closed on July 25, 2025. CBS News reported that Paramount would pay $16 million, allocated "to Mr. Trump's future presidential library and the plaintiffs' fees and costs", that "The settlement did not include an apology", and that Paramount "has maintained that the lawsuit was completely without merit." The original complaint pleaded one count under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act.

What is the Pluto TV children's privacy lawsuit?

Diaz v. Paramount Skydance Corp. and Pluto Inc. (C.D. Cal. 5:25-cv-02945) was filed November 4, 2025 by parents on behalf of minor children. The amended complaint alleges tracking software on the Pluto TV Kids' Section shared the specific videos children watched with Google and Microsoft. The defendants moved to dismiss for lack of standing and failure to state a claim. On September 29, 2026 the court denied the motion as to seven causes of action and granted it, with leave to amend, as to breach of implied contract. These are allegations; no class has been certified and no finding of liability has been made.