Showing posts with label Credit. Show all posts
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Thursday, February 28, 2013

GameStop offering Halo 4 and AC3 for $40, +50% credit on in-store trade-ins

by Mike Schramm Writer RSS on Dec 26th 2012 10:00PM

Gamestop offering Halo 4 and AC3 for $40, 50% credit on instore tradeinsThe stockings have come down and the gifts have been unwrapped, but GameStop hasn't stopped kicking off deals for the season. The retailer's latest deals, which run now through Saturday, have Halo 4 and Assassin's Creed 3 for $39.99 each, and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 on sale for $49.99.

Far Cry 3 is also on sale for $49.99, and you can pick up Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Future Soldier for $29.99, in addition to all of the other deals on recent and popular games. Finally, the company's offering a buy two, get one free sale on all used Wii and Nintendo DS games, and there's an ongoing promotion that will give you an extra 50 percent credit back whenever you trade any used games in. Just in case you didn't spend all your money on this year's previous sales, GameStop will be happy to help take the rest of it.


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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Amazon offers more game Lightning Deals, plus $50 in credit with Xbox or PS3

by on Nov 8th 2011 9:36AM

Amazon is trying once again to lay claim to all of your money in a single day, with a set of video game Lightning Deals. If you're quick, you can grab the first right now: Phoenix Wright for $16.

Judging by the clues, following deals should get you Ace Combat: Assault Horizon, No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise, Sonic Free Riders, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, and more. If you're not into the rush of extremely time-limited deals, feel free to take the day to think about buying FIFA Soccer 12. You can see the whole list of deals here.

If you need a console to play these impulse purchases on, Amazon is also offering $50 in credit with purchase of the 4GB Xbox, the Modern Warfare 3 bundle and the 160GB PS3.


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Monday, June 27, 2011

Amazon Gold Box kicks off with $100 credit on Xbox 360/Kinect bundle

by on Jun 21st 2011 10:00AM

Once again, Amazon is offering an all-video game Gold Box, which is a kind of treasure chest that makes you progressively poorer as you rifle through it. The Deal of the Day starts the offers off on a good note: a $100 credit with purchase of the 4GB Xbox 360 Kinect bundle.

The first timed deal is the Wii's Exerbeat. You can find hints for the rest of the offers, including Harry Potter games, Hasbro Family Game Night, and more, after the break.

[Thanks, Cameron.]
9AM EST: Exerbeat for Wii -- $14.9911AM EST: "Blend banana-collecting puzzles with manic action gameplay"1PM EST: "Now in its tenth year, this franchise returns with number 7 on the PS3 and X360"3PM EST: "Explore iconic settings including Hogwarts castle, Diagon Alley and the Forbidden Forest."5PM EST: "Join your host, Mr. Potato Head, as you and your family play classic Hasbro games."7PM EST: "Listen to your game like it was meant to be heard"9PM EST: "Latest iteration of a storied fighter franchise."11PM EST: "Big savings on this classic NDS puzzle game."

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Thursday, February 10, 2011

Free Ps3, Free <b>Wii</b>, Free Xbox 360 – No Credit Card or Referrals <b>...</b>

Free Ps3, Free Wii, Free Xbox 360 – No Credit Card or Referrals Required!

What are freebie sites? How do they work?

Freebie sites can afford to give expensive items like a Free PS3, a Free Wii, or a Free XBox 360 because advertisers, loaded with cash, pay them to do so! You’re never asked to pay for your gift…ever! However, in order for freebie sites to get something small in return, all they ask of you is to try the advertiser out for a bit. For example, there are tons of people who tried out Video Professor or Blockbuster (totally legit/popular companies) by signing up for their services. A lot of freebie participants have stayed with these big-name companies after their trial and continue to love their services, while others have chosen not to do so. Either path you choose, you are allowed and you will get credit. After all, advertisers pay freebie companies, who in turn reward you, to encourage you to join!

Many offers range from -7 for the trial period. These “pocket change” costs usually cover shipping and processing fees. However, there are also many totally…totally free offers too! On every freebie site these costs and the crediting time is mentioned so you can choose whatever you like (from lists up to 20-100 offers). This is step 2. Step 1 is simply signing up for the freebie site.

In the last step, the member then gets a couple of buddies to do the same process (as outlined in the “hot and cool freebies” section to the right) and they get credit when they do a simple “offer” (i.e. spend like 5-10 minutes signing up to an advertiser). For every person that tries an advertiser out, the advertisers pay freebie companies around -60… put it this money together and the freebie site buys your gift FOR you! Tax and shipping included.

Of course, at first glance anyone will think this is a scam or an illegitimate pyramid scheme. As a matter of truth, that’s what everyone else assumes before they understand how this system works and why it still exists – it’s perfectly legal and pretty darn easy to benefit off! This is a new form of marketing called “incentive viral marketing” – where companies reward you for trying them out. Think of the gift you receive as “cashback” or a rebate, if you like, from the advertiser TO you.

So, now that you understand how it works you might want to get started. To do that, just go to Google, enter the item you want and add “free” to the query. You’ll find hundreds of freebie sites. Pick one and then enjoy earning gifts/making money.

How can I start getting free stuff?

Visit the sites mentioned above to get started from legit freebie sites.

Want some Transcendent Innovations Proof?

Check out just three of the thousands of proof pictures. More available on the sites above.

Free Playstation 3 Proof

Free Playstation 3 Proof – Taken cash in lieu of 3 Free PS3 bundles (each worth 0).

Free Wii Proof

Free Wii Proof – Taken cash/cheque instead of a Free Wii bundle (worth 0)

MUCH more pictures, in greater detail are available too. You gotta understand that freebie sites are legit, and these pictures PROVE IT SO!

Mark, the author of this article, has been doing freebie sites for over 3yrs and earned a min of ,000 so far with another ,000 more on the way. You can too if you read and check out the sites for proof and more info! Read how freebie sites work.


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