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   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 8:28a
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UPDATE 05/09/06

$50 credit offer, expires 4/30/06:
Link

$100 credit offer, expires 3/31/06:
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$100 credit offer and 0% for 12 months. Expires 12/31/06.
Click me.

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UPDATE 12/10/05

Similar deal as before now it is a "Holiday" Promo

https://www.sonycard.sony.com/holiday/

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Similar deal as before now it is a "Back 2 School" Promo

http://www.sonycard.sony.com/bts2/

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UPDATE 6/11/05

From a circular in this weeks Sunday paper there is a NEW link for the same deal:

http://www.sonycard.sony.com/dad/

* Offer subject to credit approval. Credit will be applied to your Sony Card account 8-12 weeks after your
first purchase. Offer valid through August 31, 2005, first purchase must be made by November 30, 2005.

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Original Post

Expired deal in older thread

It's BACK!
http://www.sonycard.sony.com/mothersday/

Turn all your ordinary purchases, as well as the extra special ones, into truly extraordinary Sony rewards. Apply for the Sony Card today and receive a $100 card credit after your first purchase for a limited time only.

* Earn 1 point per $1 spent on everyday purchases
* Earn 3 points per $1 spent on Sony products
* Earn 8 points per $1 spent at My Sony when you use your Sony Card**

Redeem your Sony Reward Points for everything from the exciting world of Sony entertainment: the latest Sony electronics, the hottest CDs and DVDs, PlayStation® games, movie tickets, and more.

With a Low Introductory APR*, No Annual Fee plus Full Platinum Visa® benefits, everything you’d ever want in a credit card is also the fastest way to get everything you want from Sony.

For a limited time receive a $100 card credit applied directly to your account after your first purchase.*


This is a Bankone/Chase Card

Added info:

0% APR for 12 months (Purchases and BTs), then 11.74/15.74/20.74% variable; 3% fee up to $75 for BTs

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 8:28a

Look at the last couple of pages before applying. Several people are having problems getting the credit

I've gotten four credits on four offers within 2 weeks of making a purchase. YMMV.

$50 credit offer, expires 4/30/06:
Link

$100 credit offer, expires 3/31/06:
Link


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$150 credit offer and 0% for 12 months. Also, double points at Sony Style until 1/4/07. Expires 03/31/07.


linky pooh

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 12:12p
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0% APR for 12 months (Purchases and BTs), then 11.74/15.74/20.74% variable

3% fee up to $75 for BTs

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 12:38p
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Thank, Op. Missed the first one, will catch up this one.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 1:02p
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who does Sony usually pull? I know Chase/bank one pull Experian, but Chase alone pulls TU. at least wher eI live, and chase-Circuit City pulls Equifax.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 1:04p
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The $150 visa gift card offer is better.
$150 visa gift card

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 1:09p
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bluebird said:The $150 visa gift card offer is better.
$150 visa gift cardYou're right, I guess I should delete my post.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 1:18p
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Thanks, reckner77, for posting. All new ways to generate some cash are welcome.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 1:20p
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turrdog said:Thanks, reckner77, for posting. All new ways to generate some cash are welcome.

all new ways of screwing up credit history is also welcome

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 1:21p
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bluebird said:The $150 visa gift card offer is better.
$150 visa gift card

I agree

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 1:34p
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Why do people act like this is an either/or situation?

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 2:12p
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I wish I knew...

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 2:39p
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guess that people don't want to mess with their credit record too much. So choose a better deal rather than do both.
sinik said:Why do people act like this is an either/or situation?

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 2:42p
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Ok, good point.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 4:22p
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Did anyone get approved instantly ?
I was told to wait for USPS mail to know if I am approved or not.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 4:36p
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bluebird said:The $150 visa gift card offer is better.
$150 visa gift card

It is possible to apply for more than one card...this one is a good deal.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 4:54p
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diljs said:bluebird said:The $150 visa gift card offer is better.
$150 visa gift card

It is possible to apply for more than one card...this one is a good deal.

I guess it will be one per SSN.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 5:53p
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$150 Visa Debit Card is a BETTER deal without a doubt.

$100 CREDIT for opening a credit card is also one of BETTER deals as well. People were all over this same offer before and disappointed when it was over.

This is far better than the variety of Citi card $25-$100 promos that give you Thank You Points which must be redeemed for particular items. This is much, much better than most of the Checking/Savings account offers that I have gone through to get $50-$175 for opening an account.

The idea that people are flaming this post is INSANE. My post is (was?) the WHOLE POINT of this message board: To post Financial Deals.

As pointed out above - the Hot Deals attitude - "This deal is better than yours" is not really necessary in this forum. You can and should apply for a bunch of offers.

Will a NEW credit card put a "ding" on your credit report? Yes, yes it will - DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH? - cause I do, and so do many people around here, the $100 is by FAR worth hit your credit score will take. Please stop posting misinformation and bashing one of the few on topic posts around here.

It can be bad to apply, apply for credit cards - but what is truly bad is to USE them unwisely. I myself have over 20+ cc's - most from promos posted here - and I still have qualified for a top teir mortgage, car loan, and have a 720 credit score. I get a rejection now and than for a cc cause I have too many inquries, or I don't get the "instant approval" but an approval in the mail, but it is a price to pay... Unless you are going to stupidly go out and purchase $6000 worth of Furntire or Plasma TV's from a store credit card the inquires don't really matter.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 6:16p
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I for one, say thanks, I have gotten over 1k in these kind of offers since Jan, thanks to FW members, and my credit seems to be doing just fine.
Informing us is the idea, the choice is up to the individual, so negative remarks not helpful.

   posted: Apr. 30, 2005 @ 6:19p
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No reckner I could have sworn FWF was about only posting a deal if it's better than any other current deal.

Seriously though, not that it matters which is "better", but IMO this deal is more attractive to people like me who probably wouldn't get approved for that Schwab jobber. I'd rather get $100 in exchange for my TEMPORARY, INSIGNIFICANT credit score ding than nothing.

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