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Founded in 1998, Play.com is the second biggest online retailer in the UK market. Play.com is an established online retailer of DVDs, CDs, books, gadgets, video games, DRM-free mp3 downloads, and other electronic products, as well as clothes and accessories. Play.com also started selling DRM-free MP3s and tickets for events in 2008. In May 2009 Play.com launched their own-branded credit card offering PlayPoints.

Credit Cards	Purchases	Balance Transfers	APR Representative (Variable)	Rewards
	Play.com Credit Card You need to be over 18. You are currently employed. You are a resident in the UK and can prove residential addresses for the past three years. You do not have any recent credit defaults (CCJs, current arrears or missed payments). You have a Bank or Building Society account.	0^% 9 months	0^% 6 months 1.5% fee	16.9^%	Earn 1 play point for every £1 spend. 2 points per £1 at play.com
Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 16.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 16.9% p.a (variable)
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Play.com Credit Card

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9 months

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6 months
1.5% fee

16.9^%

Earn 1 play point for every £1 spend. 2 points per £1 at play.com

Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 16.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 16.9% p.a (variable)

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Representative Example: The annual purchase rate is 34.9% p.a (variable) so if you spend £1200 your representative apr will be 34.9% p.a (variable)
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