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Credit Card Offer for Sony Fans
Due to the high competition, every day credit card companies and banks try to be closer and closer to their consumers' lifestyles. It is very important for them that every customer feels really special making a credit card deal for any of their offers.
More and more credit card offers with unique rewards appear on the market every day. Credit cards for coffee drinkers, online gamers, car lovers, travelers and for many others are introduced by major credit card companies. This credit card offer is for those who really like the latest electronic gadgets and for those who are great fans of Sony- Sony Platinum Visa Card by Chase bank.
The card was issued for all Sony lovers with excellent credit history, so only people with credit close to perfect can be approved for this card and enjoy flexible and unique rewards program.
Credit card owners get one point for every day purchases like gasoline, groceries and households. For purchasing Sony products the cardholders get 3 points back as a reward. But the biggest number of points is collected by the card owners who prefer to buy Sony products online at Sony official web site. They get 8 points for every dollar they spend! If you have Sony Platinum Visa Card you will get 1,500 points after the first purchase made with this credit card.
You can redeem the points you have collected for Sony products like DVDs, CDs, computer games, electronics and even movie tickets! So points can be redeemed for the things that most consumers purchase regularly.
Maximum 250000 points can be earned in store purchases annually. There is no limit to the points earned online, so you can see Visa is trying its best to encourage online slopping. You have a lot of time to spend the points as they expire only in five years!
The card has 0% interest rate for the introductory period- 12 months and offers no annual fee. You have to take into account the fact that regular APR is above average and is about 15%. So if you don't pay your monthly balance in full, it is not a good idea to get a credit card offer with such a high annual percentage rate. Remember that making only a minimum payment can lead to serious financial problems.
Sony Platinum Visa Card by Chase bank offers all other benefits of the platinum credit card, for example auto rental insurance, extended warranty and travel accident insurance.
This credit card deal will be the most beneficial for those cardholders, who will pay their balance in full. They will be able to enjoy the rewards and will not have to worry about spoiling their credit history. We all know that paying balance in full is always a smart way to pay off the credit debt.
If you are thinking about changing the credit card you are using now or simply would like to get a new card with a unique reward, you should think about getting Sony Platinum Visa Card by Chase bank.
Scott
05:09 AM, October 30, 2007
It's curious that banks issue cards for all thinkable and unthinkable purposes. Concearning this card it sounds like a good deal.
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If you hold a valid FICO score with at least one national credit reporting agency, you are very likely to receive a pre approved bank card offer in the mail. But among the 3% of recipients completing and returning the application, only some 1.5% if not less actually get approved. Why is that and what are you required of to qualify for that enticing card offer sent by a major bank?
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