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US deals: Amazon SD Gold Box, $200 cashback at SonyStore. A7r in Stock at BHphoto.

A SAR reader made me notice that if you buy Sony cameras you can get this $200 cash back by using the Sony Card (more details here).

And today you can grab one of the six SD cards via Amazon’s Golg Box Deal action (Click here).

As reported before a limited Stock at BHphoto (Click here). And it is also in Stock at Samys (Click here), Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), [shoplink 23364 ebay]Adorama eBay (Click here)[/shoplink] and [shoplink 23363 ebay]Bestbuy eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].

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  1. Just a heads up on anyone that is thinking of getting a Sony card. I have one and they have gotten much crappy since they were taken over by Capital One. Before they were done by Capital One you didn’t have to pay shipping on products you purchased with the points you get on the card, they would often have prices that were lower than what you could find in a store, and if you wanted you could exchange points for various gift cards on a pretty much 1 point equals a penny exchange rate… Now you continually find that their special prices on items are actually higher than you can easily find the same item in a Best Buy, they charge you for shipping (even started charging taxes for items you buy with points) and if you want a gift card it costs more than a simple penny a point rate they pretty much have a 15 to 20 dollar add on fee.

    I’m sitting on about 100,000 points right now just waiting for something to pop up that might be worth it… You hardly ever see the latest Sony products available, mostly they try to dump discontinued items or items that weren’t selling well on card holders for points.

    If you want their card for the $200 credit go for it… but don’t think the points side of the card is worth much you would be better off with a card that gave cash back instead of the sony points.

  2. $200 is pretty good, but remember signing up to too many credit cards can hurt your credit score. I used my Sony Card points to get my first and thrid DSLR, the A350 and A57. They are slow to add new cameras so if you like to have the latest camera, you will get tired of waiting and order it somewhere else. You get bonus points buying from Sony stores automatically or Sony products if you send in the receipts but I never bothered. I just signed up for a Amazon card, their rewards program is far more useful for me.

  3. The Capital One card for Sony Rewards is a good offer and since few
    people have a card with Capital One might be a good way to include in
    your next series of applications.

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