how are you guys paying for playstation+

i just got the playstation + for 3 months with a psn card ...

i see that they auto bill you what happeds if you have know money on yoooor psn card

cant i just buy a new psn cardand still use the same account

To the topic question I use a Credit Card, no problems for nearly 3 years now and I always make 1% back on all purchases which eventually I'll save up for a ridicuously large tv for my future one-room apartment.

To the topic question I use a Credit Card, no problems for nearly 3 years now and I always make 1% back on all purchases which eventually I'll save up for a ridicuously large tv for my future one-room apartment.

Zidaneski

On topic, I went out and bought a $50 PSN Card, just more convenient at this point in time.

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To the topic question I use a Credit Card, no problems for nearly 3 years now and I always make 1% back on all purchases which eventually I'll save up for a ridicuously large tv for my future one-room apartment.

StargamerX

On topic, I went out and bought a $50 PSN Card, just more convenient at this point in time.

Heh, I know but I do cheat sometimes like offer to buy everyone's ticket for something while they give me their cash, hahah.

Debit card. One year subscription.

To the topic question I use a Credit Card, no problems for nearly 3 years now and I always make 1% back on all purchases which eventually I'll save up for a ridicuously large tv for my future one-room apartment.

Zidaneski

used credit card and got full year

I'll use a PSN card to upgrade

i just got the playstation + for 3 months with a psn card ...

i see that they auto bill you what happeds if you have know money on yoooor psn card

cant i just buy a new psn cardand still use the same account

My debit card was not being accepted for some reason, so I just bought a 50 dollar PSN card. Worked like a charm. In the meantime though I hope my debit card will be able to work.

Psn card

I use the sony rewards site and have acquired enough points for over $250 worth of psn credit.

Just use my credit card cos it's easier. A little.... tooo easyxsynth

Don't worry, once it comes time to pay the bill we'll feel the blow.

Psn Cards.

Shoot, I was going to make a joke saying, "with money" but I guess you use a credit card or PSN card. Anyway if I ever get it it'll probably be off a PSN card

[QUOTE="xsynth"]Just use my credit card cos it's easier. A little.... tooo easyZidaneski

Don't worry, once it comes time to pay the bill we'll feel the blow.

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[QUOTE="xsynth"]Just use my credit card cos it's easier. A little.... tooo easycaseystryker

Don't worry, once it comes time to pay the bill we'll feel the blow.

Haha, I remember getting my first credit card it college and my parents stressed to only use it for emergencies. Turns out I had a lot of emergencies in college. I was hungry, Emergency!, I need gas, Emergency!, I need books, Emergency!, I need beer, Emergency!, I need 10 packages of toilet paper so we can TP the Dean's house, Emergency!. By the time it was all said and done I had racked up close to $18,000 in credit card debt, not to mention the $70,000 in student loans. Man, college was great.

That's why you don't save your card infromation on your system.

i just got the playstation + for 3 months with a psn card ...

i see that they auto bill you what happeds if you have know money on yoooor psn card

cant i just buy a new psn cardand still use the same account

moondoggey

If you have no money in your wallet on the PSN and you have no credit card linked to it as well, then it should just cancel your Playstation+. But you can buy another card add the amount of funds needed into the wallet and leave it their so it can be drawn out to pay for the service. It will only take from a credit card if you have no money in your wallet on the PSN.

To the topic question I use a Credit Card, no problems for nearly 3 years now and I always make 1% back on all purchases which eventually I'll save up for a ridicuously large tv for my future one-room apartment.

Zidaneski

Good luck with that... 1% back is nothing...

you would need to buy nearly $30,000 worth of stuff to buy a 42' 3D TV.

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To the topic question I use a Credit Card, no problems for nearly 3 years now and I always make 1% back on all purchases which eventually I'll save up for a ridicuously large tv for my future one-room apartment.

LunaDravo

Good luck with that... 1% back is nothing...

you would need to buy nearly $30,000 worth of stuff to buy a 42' 3D TV.

Yeah well I'm about half-way there already...