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SonyNewest Review: ... reading the APR because I never have a problem with paying it off...plus this card will be a backup for my main one. Double check to see if you have to pay anything for using the card and the answer is NO! Sent the form off..about a week later got a phone call at work confirming the details about within another week I had the card. When you sign up you get 2000 free points. You basicly earn 1 point per pound you spend. The cheapest item is a CD which is worth 1300 points, DVD is about 2000 and a PS2 game is 4000. If you want one of there walking robot dogs your need to spend about £225,000! The selection is quite big to choose from and... more |
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by - written on 16/03/02 (Useful, 103 readings)
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You just want to know the free gifts don't you? :) Well I will give you those in a minute. Like everything the credit card application came through the door as junk mail. I opened it because its Sony and I believe that Sony are a fantastic company and I own many of there products. I don't bother reading the APR because I never have a problem with paying it off...plus this card will be a backup for my main one. Double check to see if you have to pay anything for using the card and the answer is NO! Sent the form off..about a week later got a phone call at work confirming the details about within another week I had the card. When you sign up you ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/01/02
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£20 fee if you don't pay by the due date- ouch! - Advantages: Free Sony stuff, pretty card - Disadvantages: High admin costs, high APR
by - written on 09/07/01 (Very useful, 192 readings)
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Fed up with receiving piles of junk mail every day? Well sometimes it pays to have a closer look to see what you can get from them rather than just looking at the negative and seeing what the banks / loan companies / insurance companies what to squeeze you for. An example of this is the new Sony Visa card, which is run by the Bank of Scotland. As a card it’s not the worst on the market as there is no annual fee but with a promotional rate of 3.9% for the first six months which then hikes up to 17.9% it certainly doesn’t qualify as the best on purely financial grounds. The perk on this card is that it offers “pulsebeats” ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/06/01
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the sony vaio is a portable laptop thus giving you easy internet access.the sony vaio is a portable laptop thus giving you easy internet access.the sony vaio is a portable laptop thus giving you easy internet access.the sony vaio is a portable laptop thus giving you easy internet access.the sony vaio is a portable laptop thus giving you easy internet access.the sony vaio is a portable laptop thus giving you easy internet access.the sony vaio is a portable laptop thus giving you easy internet access.the sony vaio is a portable laptop thus giving you easy internet access.the sony vaio is a portable laptop thus giving you easy internet access.the sony vaio is a portable ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/06/01 (Useful, 72 readings)
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OK - so you want to hear the does and don'ts, the whys and the wherefores of the products. Sorry, but I think I'm going to disappoint you - but please read on because it could be to your advantage !! The Sony card - a credit card - nothing special really (OK so it looks quite cool - but as it lives in my wallet I hardly see it as afashion statement). It offers a loyalty scheme - points to get money off Sony products and triple points when buying Sony products - worth 1% on general goods and 3% on Sony. It's widely accepted - like most credit cards. Customer Service is courteous and efficient. Initial rates are ... Read the complete review
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Sony : You don't have to use it - just claim the free CD !!from IainCmartin
13/06/2001

