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US SEN "Get $15 Credit for Spending $100!"

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US SEN "Get $15 Credit for Spending $100!"
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senpaisama on 02/10/2014 - 10:07 sonyentertainmentnetwork.com (40 clicks)

This might not be attractive than the paypal offer on AU PSN, but to those people who like to spend money on US PSN might be benefit on this offer.

As per title said, you need to spend $100 first and you will receive $15 redemption Code on or before November 7th, 2014 via XMB message on PS3.

I guess you spend easily on preorder upcoming games for ps4 or ps3 since US price much cheaper than AU PSN.

The evil within $53.99/$59.99 PSPLUS/NORMAL
Assassin creed unity $59.99
Sleeping dogs HD $53.99
Driveclub PS PLUS $49.99
Bloodborne $59.99
The order 1886 $59.99
Until Dawn $59.99

And you can save/use this extra $15 for any upcoming/current games sales

Terms & Conditions:

Promotion is available to legal U.S., Mexico, and Canada residents with a Sony Entertainment Network (“SEN”) account who are 18 or older and who have spent $100.00 USD or more using the SEN Wallet between October 1st, 2014 and October 28th, 2014. Third party application purchases are excluded. Each PSN/SEN account may only accrue a total of $15 USD in SEN Wallet credits pursuant to this promotion.

The promotion code (“Code”) is good for one qualifying PSN/SEN account to redeem the SEN wallet Top Up via the PlayStation®Store. Code expires at 11:59PM PT on December 5th, 2014. Code cannot be returned or exchanged for cash, may not be used for any other purpose and will not be replaced if lost, stolen, or damaged. You will receive the redemption Code on or before November 7th, 2014 via XMB message on PS3™, system notification on PS4™, PS Vita™, or the email account used to set up your Sony Entertainment Network Sign-in ID. You must redeem Code by 11:59PM PT on December 5th, 2014.

Use of the Sony Entertainment Network is subject to the Sony Entertainment Network Terms of Service and User Agreement and applicable privacy policy, http://www.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/tosua. Children under 18 must have parental consent to establish a Sony Entertainment Network Account and may not be able to access certain content or services. Broadband service required for download or stream; user responsible for associated fees. Sony Entertainment Network features and offerings may change without notice. For assistance, go to us.support.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com or contact Consumer Services at 855.999.SONY (7669).

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  • thelastnoob on 02/10/2014 - 10:35

    I'm really put off from buying digital us psn since dick smith beats their prices and I have power of resell.
    I am stuck with digital infamous and would love to sell it but cannot.
    Digital is a curse unless you are happy keeping the game forever.

  • hamwhisperer on 02/10/2014 - 11:14

    Personally I don't know why anyone would use the AU PSN pricing - I am ditching PSN+ for AU and sticking to my US account only. Sick of being ripped off.
    Better free games
    Cheaper full games

    I do prefer retail but if I'm doing to have a digital account with plus, sticking with the US. It's a shame because I've got my regular account on my PS4 <name> and I've had to make <name-usa> as my second account :/ When my AU PSN+ expires for <name> I'll be unable to play online with that account anymore for the PS4 stuff :/

    • PoxyRadical on 02/10/2014 - 11:26

      You will still be able to play online, online is shared between all accounts.

    • [Deactivated] on 02/10/2014 - 12:49

      Better free games? They're the same again this month and have been done launch of PS4.

      I have PS Plus on both US and AU. I picked US version for $30 and will again if I can purely for the US Plus sale prices.

      • gizmomelb on 02/10/2014 - 13:09
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        historically for PS3 the US free games were better than the EU/AU free games (either 'better' titles, or newer titles offered for free, sooner).

        hmm.. I'm really tempted by this - even though when I bought my PS4 and US PSN+ I'd decided it was only going to be for console exclusives and the 24 or more free games I'd pick up from PSN+.

        But with LBP3 around the corner.. tempting to get better value as I know that'll be a title which will never be on-sold because the family are sick of it.

        EDIT: hmm, I don't want to add my credit card, so I wonder if it works if I use pre-paid cards (bought from Amazon)?

        • snuke on 02/10/2014 - 14:40

          historically for PS3 the US free games were better than the EU/AU free games

          Ummmm, NO.
          The complete opposite is true, see my spreadsheet showing all “free” games since the inception of IGC here – PlayStation Plus "Free" Games History
          It shows the two territories side by side for comparison.
          Eu was consistently better, however US had far more in quantity, quality and size of discounted games that you could purchase, and therefore yours forever.

          EDIT: hmm, I don't want to add my credit card, so I wonder if it works if I use pre-paid cards (bought from Amazon)?

          No – “The promotion code (“Code”) is good for one qualifying PSN/SEN account to redeem the SEN wallet Top Up via the PlayStation®Store. “

        • [Deactivated] on 02/10/2014 - 15:37

          @snuke: Exactly, historically my ass, lol

          I've been a Plus member since day one and the only negative the US side had was the poorer free game selections until recently.

  • Innamura on 02/10/2014 - 13:27

    Does this promotion only take into account money spent on selected titles? I read the T&C's and got a bit confused.

    • snuke on 02/10/2014 - 14:42

      No, you don’t have to buy anything, just add $100 in funds to your SEN wallet and use the code.

  • skim on 02/10/2014 - 15:30

    sounds more like you need to spend 100 usd from your wallet for purchasing something on SEN

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