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Sample Size: 197
Data Created: May 01, 2012
Offer Details for Sony Card from Capital One®
| Introductory APR |
Regular APR |
Balance Transfer Intro APR |
Balance Transfer Regular APR |
| until Apr 2013 | as low as | as low as | |
| 0% | 13.9% – 24.9%* Variable |
Not Applicable |
13.9% – 24.9%* Variable |
company overview
The Sony Card is issued by Capitol One®, N.A. for Sony customers. Cardholders can earn points towards the Sony Card Rewards program for Sony merchandise. Additional cardholder benefits may include exclusive insider specials and cardmember-only deals.
Established in 1946, Sony Electronics Inc. was founded by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita. The first profitable Sony invention was the G-TYPE tape player. The G-TYPE eventually led to the invention of the Model P, or what we knew as the famous Sony Portable Walkman. Today, Sony is a leading retailer of technical innovations and is known for offering sleek, modern tech products, such as computers, phones, televisions, games, and more available in stores and online all over the world.
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im never late on my payments why is it showing i am
vanassa2 3 months ago
Pretty easy to get approved with mid-600's, got a $200 Sony GC just for applying. Got 6 months no finance charges. Trick is, pay it off at end of month and the higher interest rate don't matter.
rvan61 7 months ago
You're absolutely right about paying it off in full often - before the statement generates.
JayRizzo 6 months ago
I don't know which credit report they pulled but I do know I had a 715 credit score and now it's 707 thanks to wasting my time with crapitalone 1. I don't know where I should start...maybe back in Dec '09 when they kept holding my payments or when they systematically kept issuing me measley 300 limit credit cards for over a decade. Never again crap 1!!! (FAIL).
theheat71 1 year ago