Capcom Themed Pre-paid Visa Credit Card

[triverse]

Not sure if there is much interest in this but here is an interesting option to anyone wanting a pre-paid credit card and also are into Capcom games.

http://www.capcom-unity-card.com/

Discounts, Rewards, Access.

Get cash back, get free & exclusive stuff, save money.

Not credit, no credit check, no finance charges, no debt. Just a great way to manage your money and get great rewards, anywhere Visa is used.

Discounts:

Get a 15% discount on ANY purchases from the Capcom Online Store. Just buy two full priced games and your card pays for itself.

Rewards:

Earning cash-back Rewards

Earn a half-percent cash-back on your every day spending

Earn up to 20% cash-back from Capcom Rewards Mall with over 750 online merchants, like iTunes, BestBuy.com, Target.com and more.

Redeem cash-back Rewards

Redeem cash back for gift cards at a discount, or load the cash right on your Capcom-Unity Visa card.

Earn & Redeem Capcom Unity Points

Earn points which are redeemable for free downloads, rare merchandise, unique one-of-a-kind experiences, and a variety of other, unique rewards.

Earn 5,000 Unity points just for signing up

Earn 500 Unity points each time you load your card via payroll direct deposit Earn 5 Unity points for every dollar you load on your card

Redeem Unity points for points based auctions a variety of exclusive Capcom rewards, such as an all-expense paid trip to major video gaming events, be written into a game, have lunch with a game producer and much more.

Access:

Participate in selected new game closed Beta tests

Exclusive access to electronic assets

A chance to win all Capcom games for the next five years

Obtain Cardholder exclusives: limited-edition game merchandise

Redeem or win Unique Capcom Experiences:

Be written into a comic book

Be an extra on a Capcom movie set

And more... new experiences announced periodically!

VIP Event Access:

Exclusive game launch parties

Line-cutting at major events such as Comic-con and others

[Thor]

Wow that's cool I'd buy it then of course keep it after using it.

[triverse]

Wow that's cool I'd buy it then of course keep it after using it.

You can re-load it after getting it. No having to get a new one every time.

[Gnash]

I've always been embarrased by themed cards

[E-Day]

You have to have a real hard-on for Capcom to be able to make full use of those features.

And not mind looking like a total dork.

[Hidinger]

You have to have a real hard-on for Capcom to be able to make full use of those features.

And not mind looking like a total dork.

I have a feeling (and I know so for my case) that most of us probably have a habit of coming off a little dorky. I mean our fearless leader apparently stores a ton of game mags at work.

I really doubt that looking dorky for having a Capcom credit card is really that big of a deal for most of us. Even if they won't admit that out loud

Anyway, it does look like there are some awesome "rewards" too bad they probably require that you spend a small fortune to even have a shot at them.

[triverse]

I have a feeling (and I know so for my case) that most of us probably have a habit of coming off a little dorky. I mean our fearless leader apparently stores a ton of game mags at work.

I really doubt that looking dorky for having a Capcom credit card is really that big of a deal for most of us. Even if they won't admit that out loud

Anyway, it does look like there are some awesome "rewards" too bad they probably require that you spend a small fortune to even have a shot at them.

I am not commenting on the number of issues I still have at my last job that I haven't been employed with since May 2nd 2008 (they are still there, just stored in a nice climate controlled area, where most of my collection here is going to be going till I get a place of my own there). I can understand Philly having issues at work, nothing wrong with that, I mean, everyone has mags at work right?

I would probably collect the credit cards rather than use them (I remember just a few years ago trying to collect the special edition coins that were popular in Japanese arcades for Street Fighter II-forget it, you would need lots of $$$).

Not to sound dorky or anything but at one point I had furniture made out of the milk crates that contained my mags (a computer desk and an entertainment center than a coffee table).