Due to the overwhelming response for the PlayStation credit card and its holiday introductory offer, we’ve decided to extend the PS3 hardware savings to those looking for added incentive to sign up for their very own branded plastic.
You have until the end of March to apply for your PlayStation Card here.
If you’re instantly approved, you’ll receive a credit of $100 on your next billing statement when you purchase a PS3 system. Not only are you getting a huge savings on the purchase of a PS3, but you now have direct access to Sony Rewards Points that are redeemable towards all the latest Sony and PlayStation products.
Every time you use the PlayStation Card to buy digital goods in PlayStation Network or for everyday purchases like clothes and groceries, you’re earning more points.
Showing off your PlayStation pride has never been easier.
When is this, if ever going to come to Canada?!
I seriously doubt there’s that much red tape that everything is always subject to be exclusive to the U.S.
This worries me about the financial state of Sony…
I’ve applied… sadly i was denied.
Heck yeah, I will try to apply, but highly doubt I’d get it because I have horrible credit :(
That card is Expired, no deals for Mr. D. Barrett. LOL
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Apply that same rule with a credit card. You’ll not only save the few dollars that the bank will leech you from numerous uses in a week (they are common when you live alone and you have a car) but they will also bring you some rewards, like point that you can exchange for games. Credit companies make profits out of people who are not smart customers. For smart customers, it costs 0$ for all the advantages. The only thing you have to do is pay your bill at the end of the month. If you were smart and didn’t buy more than you can afford, it won’t cost you a cent.
This is an EXCELLENT deal that all credit worthy gamers should take advantage of. (The fact that you qualify likely means you KNOW how to handle credit in the first place and can SEE the value of the deal).
Also…using the card gives you an extra year warranty.
Good point about the extra year warranty.