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$50 PlayStation Network Gift Card $41.99 @ Eneba / gamerusforenba

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PSN50AUD

Details

Key: $44.58
Service fees with PayPal: $3.67 ($3.46 with CreditCard)
Discount: -$6.18

End-price: $41.99

Service fees apply. Use the indicated discount codes to reach the following prices (after coupon and service fees).
1. Go to the product page and click "Buy Now"
2. Go to cart
3. Apply discount code: PSN50AUD
4. Select payment method PayPal or Credit Card (Service fees will be applied here)
5. Proceed to checkout with end-price indicated above.
*Price is subject to change by a few cents due to currency exchange rate volatility

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  • Perfect if you want to buy PSP/PS3 games as you need to top-up your wallet manually.
    I snapped up Persona 3 FES for $14.99 which is ridiculously expensive if you want to buy physically.

  • Can these be redeemed on the Playstation Store? The image on the Eneba site says it's a Playstation Store card..

  • Any deals on 12 month US PS Plus subscriptions?

  • +1

    Just checked when you go to check out with PayPal you pay in euros not aud so be careful. I do not think will risk it as thos site has mixed reviews

    • +8

      If it makes you feel any more confident in them, I've bought probably around 10 games total and had a better experience than with any other key selling site.
      Most recently I bought a bunch of VR games for far cheaper than anywhere else.

      • Thanks I prefer to hear from someone who has bought from them thanks I just ordered 2

        • Glad I could help.
          Hope it goes smoothly for you.

          • +2

            @[Deactivated]: I just bought one, went through fine, paid in EUR, checked the currency rate, looks slightly cheaper when I paid.

            • @ozbyau: Good to hear.
              I've yet to have an issue with them personally.

    • Bought quite a few Steam game keys off them, was skeptical at first also because of the mixed reviews I saw, but everything went through smoothly, no issues. Keys activated just fine.

  • Does this follow the 3 year gift card expiration requirement?

    • +2

      I just bought one and on the checkout screen on their website it says "no expiration date".
      And when I entered it into my PlayStation I don't think I notice any expiration date come up.

      • +1

        Appreciate you

    • There's no issue with just adding to your wallet straight away though, unless you want to preference some purchases with credit card. That's the only thing stopping me from purchasing this. When checking out, I can't see a way for the purchase to be charged to your credit card when you have wallet funds.

      • +1

        I have multiple accounts which is the only reason i ask.

  • Go one $41.73 thanks op

  • +1

    Where to put in the code? I'm going through PayPal but nowhere to insert the code before checking out?

    • +3

      If you're on desktop, it's in the sidebar under the service fee, says "Got a discount code?"

      If on mobile, in the checkout there's a little yellow arrow pointing up. Tap that and the discount code button will be there in the menu.

      • +2

        Thanks alot! Found it, but ended up being $43.96 after PayPal rip off rate 😭

        • Yep mine was about that too, still a decent discount I suppose!

      • Seems to have been removed

        https://imgur.com/jlqoQxG

        Update: it's not on the CART stage, but the payment stage that you enter in the code.

        General feeling is I get a lot of red flags from this relatively unknown site constantly asking for my phone number and wanting to SMS me, then requiring my SMS for validation during checkout.

  • +1

    Managed to get it for A$37.42 using Eneba wallet, by topping it up with A$40 (+ 0.84 fee, more on this below) and now have $2.58 credit left.

    There's an interesting bug when adding funds to the wallet where if you change the amount quickly (eg adding A$38, backspace "8" and then replace, repeating rapidly a few times), the Operational fee drops to under $1! You will have to use a international-fee-free card though, as Paypal is not an option when topping up the wallet.

  • Regretted taking up this offer. After I paid 43.50 via PayPal, it then demanded my phone number “to complete the transaction”. Appreciate the effort from the OP, but selling my number for $5 (to a slightly iffy site) is a bad deal in my view.

    • put in a fake number

      • +1

        Requires validation code

        • PayPal or Eneba asked for your phone number?

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