World of Warcraft 60 Day Pre-Paid Time Card


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world of warcraft
this is the top game in the mmorpg for computers and with linch kings release its gotten better one thing i noticed people have gotten even more addicted to it by leveling to 80 already so im thinking blizzard might want to get to work on more expansions great job blizzard keep up the great work
Sunday, November 23rd, 2008
Great Deal, Tax Free. Better than Blizzard website.
If you play the game regularly, sure it's convenient to sign up with the bliz plans. But, why pay the tax bliz charges when you can pay the same rate (or better, if you normally go shorter plans) by getting this from Amazon? Always makes a great gift, and never spoils in the mail.

Plus, with the recent release of the expansion (Wrath of the Lich King), your gamer may need a few of these.
Monday, November 17th, 2008
Good way to keep playing for free.
Paying to play online can get really expensive. I stopped playing for a year before I found this link. All you have to do is fill out some surveys and in no time you'll have a 60 day pre-paid card. It really is easy, I've been playing for free for almost a year.
Check it out!
http://www.prizerebel.com/index.php?r=685719

hint: make a new email just for this site because you might get some spam.
Thursday, November 6th, 2008
Excess packaging a hassle and bad for environment
My review is about the game CARD, not the game. This card is heavily packaged, which is wasteful, bad for the environment and a hassle. I love playing Warcraft and because my credit card is located overseas, I have to buy the game cards to play instead of adding time online. I wish Blizzard would reduce the amount of packaging. This is a box the size of a full game that only holds a card the size of a credit card.
Monday, November 3rd, 2008
The most convinient way to get your WoW fix
After many months of debate I finally caved and bought World of Warcraft. It's great fun and all that but I found one thing I didn't like: The Payment Method. You are expected to give a credit card number and every time your subscription runs out they go and charge that credit card for the next period.

I don't like that that at all. First, I'm not fond of just giving my credit card number for a long term charging option like that. Not just in Warcraft but gyms, online subcriptions and the like. Second, you leave yourself suceptible to being charged when you dont want to.(Like when your trying to square away your credit card)

That is why I find the pre paid card the best payment option. You buy what you need. When your running low they let you know and when I finnaly get bored, its over. I dont have to make calls or get online to de-authorize the use of my card. I also think this is a lot safer than credit card subscrptions.

The only flaw? This is a LOT of packaging for something that you are going to use just once and throw away. Such a big box for a card the size of a standard credit/phone card and even the card you throw away after you scratch the number and punch it in. They are all the same so its not like you collect them or anything.

Despite that, this is the ONLY way I play WoW. Highly recommended.
Monday, October 20th, 2008
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