Online Game card application: Everything you need to know
Are you after a diverse and convenient shopping experience in South Africa? Do you prefer shopping on credit? Go through these details as they delve into more information about the online Game card application process in 2024 and everything you need to know.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- How does Game card work?
- Online Game card application in South Africa
- What is a Game account?
- Which stores accept Game cards?
- How do you check your balance on your Game card?
- How do you pay for your Game Store card?
- Where can you get an RCS store card?
- How much is the Game delivery fee in South Africa?
- Are there Game store specials?
The online Game card is a physical credit card provided by RCS in collaboration with Game stores, enabling purchases at Game outlets and on the Game website. You can apply for this card online or in-store.
How does Game card work?
The Game credit card comes loaded with funds that can be utilised across 20,000 retailers nationwide, including all RCS-enabled stores. The card's credit limit depends on the owner's income level and other underwriting considerations.
The account offers two payment terms for users to select from, 24 and 36 months. The user selects their preferred plan during the application process.
Online Game card application in South Africa
The Game account application process may be done in-store for anyone needing assistance. Alternatively, new applicants can apply online on the app. You can download and install the Game app on the App Store and Google PlayStore.
You could also apply for the card online on the Game website by filling in the application form. The form will require you to provide your identification number and personal details.
It will also need you to upload your banking and financial information, like your most recent pay slip or bank statement. Alternatively, follow these steps for the Game card online application:
- Send a message "Game" to 43377.
- You will receive a response that states, "Start Your Application." Click on it to enter details.
- An application form will pop up on the screen.
- Provide personal details such as your RSA ID number, name, surname, mobile number, and email address. Furthermore, provide your financial information.
- Tick on the check box asking you to comply with the terms and conditions.
- Tap on the next button to complete the process.
What is a Game account?
It operates like a shop credit that accumulates interest, provided that the minimum payment is maintained. If your application is successful, your account will be credited with funds ranging between R750 and R50,000.
You can use the account to purchase items from the Game website. You are also eligible for three extra cards, which your friends and family members can use.
As the Game account holder, you are responsible for paying any credit your family and friends spend via the additional cards linked to your primary Game account. Failing to pay the monthly instalment may result in the credit being reduced.
How do you qualify for a Game account?
You need to meet the following requirements to qualify for the Game account card:
- Must be at least 18 years of age at the time of application.
- Have a South African ID book or smart card or a valid driver’s license.
- Be employed and earn over R2,000 per month.
- Bank with a South African Bank (this is where your income should be deposited every month).
- Provide your latest payslip, which will serve as proof of income.
Which stores accept Game cards?
You can utilise the card at various Game card stores across the country. You could also use it in retail stores such as:
- Ackerman’s
- Bata Shoe stores
- Builders
- Cape Union Mart
- Old Khaki
- Poetry
- Chamberlain Stores
- Checkers
- Checkers Hyper
- Checkers Liquor
- Clicks
- CNA Stores
- Contempo
- Dion
- Wired
- Autozone
- Cambridge Foods
- Dros
- Midas
- Fuel stations
How do you check your balance on your Game card?
You can check your balance by dialling *120*727* followed by your 19-digit card number and #. The process costs 20 cents per inquiry.
You can also check the balance online by logging onto the self-service portal and selecting the "Available credit" option. Moreover, you can call the dedicated call centre line via 0861 727 896 and follow the prompts.
How do you pay for your Game Store card?
After signing up, you will receive a monthly statement showing your balance and the amount due. You can pay the amount owed at the selected stores, EFT, debit or online via the self-service portal.
Where can you get an RCS store card?
Apply for an RSC store card online or at your nearest Game store. The application process involves filling in an application form to provide your personal and financial details.
How much is the Game delivery fee in South Africa?
The Game delivery fee in South Africa depends on the size and quantity of items in your order. It can range from R50 to R450.
Are there Game store specials?
The Game online shopping store has several ongoing specials. You can visit their website and check out all the offers and deals they have.
These details about the online Game card application process in 2024 delve into the process while highlighting the ins and outs of the card. If you are looking for a credit card that allows you to shop from several stores at your convenience, consider checking it out.
DISCLAIMER: This article is not sponsored by any third party. It is intended for general informational purposes only and does not address individual circumstances. It is not a substitute for professional advice or help and should not be relied on to make decisions of any kind. Any action you take upon the information presented in this article is strictly at your own risk and responsibility.
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Source: Briefly News
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