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WoW... The Visa

Posted on Saturday, 5 May 2007 by AlterEgo, source: World of Warcraft

We all knew that World of Warcraft is big bussiness, but this certainly proves it: the WoW-Visa card.

The card promises:

Earn Game time with card purchases:
Accrue World of Warcraft gametime at the rate of 1% of every dollar in qualifying purchases. The World of Warcraft Rewards Visa is the only card that pays you to play.

Receive a month of WoW with first use
Receive a month of World of Warcraft subscription time with your first purchase using the World of Warcraft Rewards card.

A ploy to make sure people pay their subscription, or a nice service... your opinion?

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derf26 (old)

I dunno if there's any way you can avoid payign subscription while playing. I reckon this Vivendi in some sort of deal with Visa to try and get their subscribers to use Visa instead of other credit card systems.

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Posted on 16:06, May 05th 2007

Anonymous

How fucking sad!!

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Posted on 22:03, May 05th 2007

Maverick Hunter X(D.R)

this is why i stick with XP for a while

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Posted on 23:19, May 06th 2007

NINJAFISH

Its a ploy to keep you subscribed IMO. I'm speaking from experince when I say the most commonly used technique for quitting is to just cancel your subscription and ride it out until your account is no longer active.

Plus I think you would look like a retard if you took your girlfriend out to dinner and you paid with your brand new night elf visa.

Its a ploy to keep you subscribed IMO. I'm speaking from experince when I say the most commonly used technique for quitting is to just cancel your subscription and ride it out until your account is no longer active. Plus I think you would look like a retard if you took your girlfriend out to dinner and you paid with your brand new night elf visa.

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Posted on 15:04, May 07th 2007

iamposthuman

You would have to put an average of $1500 a month on the card to play for free. I am almost certain this "Earned Game Time" is not instant, and most likely be "paid" either quarterly or yearly.

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Posted on 21:41, May 07th 2007

AlterEgo

this is why i stick with XP for a while

Dude, we're talking VISA, not VISTA :)

[quote]this is why i stick with XP for a while [/quote]Dude, we're talking [b]VISA[/b], not [b]VISTA[/b] :)

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Posted on 23:42, May 07th 2007

Maverick Hunter X(D.R)

this is why i stick with XP for a while

Dude, we're talking VISA, not VISTA :)

oh mybad lol i thought it was vista. thanks for correcting me : )

[quote][quote]this is why i stick with XP for a while [/quote]Dude, we're talking [b]VISA[/b], not [b]VISTA[/b] :)[/quote] oh mybad lol i thought it was vista. thanks for correcting me : )

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Posted on 23:20, May 08th 2007