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Game Reward CardNewest Review: ... getting £2.50 back, or a £300 console and controllers earning you £7.50. It might not seem like a lot, but it all adds up. Personally I try to save my points up over the year and normally have enough for a free game at Christmas time. Some tips for you all out their. Get your Game Reward Card, register it online and then look out for Exclusive emails. These contain competitions, special ... more |
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by davomrmac - written on 25/08/08 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Game might not be the cheapest of console gaming retailers, but as I have said in my other review of game.co.uk they are very reliable. It is important to take into account that although you might pay a little bit more for a game, if you organise your game requirements you can save a bit with their loyalty card. By organise... I mean pre-order. If you line up your game orders in advance you get double points. This equates to 5% of your order value, so a £30 game gets you £1.50 back on your card. This can be earned against online or in-store purchases, and can be spent on either types of transaction too. Regular game releases and hardware earn you ...
by k800ifan07 - written on 04/06/08 (Useful, 35 readings)
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The game Reward Card is a Reward card which can be used at any game stores and Offers a 2.5% - 5.0% Cashback rate for buying items. The card costs a one off fee of £3.00 but for Evertime you spend £100.00 you get around £2.50 Back. It works Like This. You go buy a Game for £50. you hand your card over and you get £1.25 Back. But if you had preordered the game and paid £50.00 you get £2.50 back. as you get Double cashback on Pre orders. So far i have spent around £300.00 In game and have earned £10.50 so far this year Back Through buying Games and preordering the odd one Game. You can keep up to date online by registering you card. if ...



