Sony Card Credit Card Re-launched


21st July 2008

Sony Card, the official Sony credit card, has been re-launched and now offers offers introductory rates of 0% on balance transfers for 12 months, with a 3% handling fee and 0% on card purchases for 3 months from the date your account is opened with a typical 15.9% APR variable. The Sony Card is a MasterCard credit card which is available online.

The Sony Card Credit Card will credit your account with 3,000 free Pulsebeats when you first use your card for a purchase within 90 days of account opening, enough in total to claim up to 2 free DVD's or a Playstation 2 game.

With a Sony Card you earn Pulsebeats rewards points every time you spend using your card and you can claim triple Pulsebeats when you buy Sony products using your card. Pulsebeats can be redeemed for a wide range of Sony products

The Sony Card Credit Card has online account management, no annual fee and is available to UK residents who are aged 18 or over and is available for online applications.

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