£60 mp3 player, clock radio, CDs or DVDs from Sonycard.
Open a Sony Amex* card, spend anything on it within 90 days and get 11,000 Sony Pulsebeats points, enough to redeem for a Sony mp3 512mb Walkman. This is a high spec sports player that even using shopping comparison services is tough to find for under £60 (see product spec); or the points can be used to get 6 or 7 DVDs and CDs, a clock radio or a couple of Sony PSP games
This 11,000 point deal is much higher than normal, as this is a special short term promotion, only available via certain links, like this one: Sonycard 11,000 points* (always double check it says 11,000 points, in case the promotion's ended). It pays 2,000 points on your first monthly statement, and 9,000 on the second.
The card also has 0% interest on spending for 3 months, but as after that it jumps to 15.9% APR typical (variable), I would only spend enough to trigger the freebie.
Yet it does offer a competitive 12 months 0% on debt shifted to it, though there is a 3% fee if you do that (compare it to the Best Balance Transfers). There's nothing wrong with you using this card to grab the freebie and shift your debts to, but ensure you minimise the ‘spend' on the card or the way the interest is calculated will leave you paying a lot more than you think (see full explanation why)
Open a Sony Amex* card, spend anything on it within 90 days and get 11,000 Sony Pulsebeats points, enough to redeem for a Sony mp3 512mb Walkman. This is a high spec sports player that even using shopping comparison services is tough to find for under £60 (see product spec); or the points can be used to get 6 or 7 DVDs and CDs, a clock radio or a couple of Sony PSP games
This 11,000 point deal is much higher than normal, as this is a special short term promotion, only available via certain links, like this one: Sonycard 11,000 points* (always double check it says 11,000 points, in case the promotion's ended). It pays 2,000 points on your first monthly statement, and 9,000 on the second.
The card also has 0% interest on spending for 3 months, but as after that it jumps to 15.9% APR typical (variable), I would only spend enough to trigger the freebie.
Yet it does offer a competitive 12 months 0% on debt shifted to it, though there is a 3% fee if you do that (compare it to the Best Balance Transfers). There's nothing wrong with you using this card to grab the freebie and shift your debts to, but ensure you minimise the ‘spend' on the card or the way the interest is calculated will leave you paying a lot more than you think (see full explanation why)
