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Earn Points and Buy Games With the Xbox Mastercard

With the Xbox Mastercard, you can get points from your daily purchases.

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So, in some of my past stories, I’ve chatted about all kinds of Xbox stuff. You can find those links at the bottom of this post.

But today, I’m gonna dive into the Xbox Mastercard and spill the beans on how you can rack up points to splurge on games or cool add-ons from the Xbox Store.

So, what’s the deal with this Xbox Mastercard? Microsoft knows that we all want more bang for our gaming bucks, and they’ve teamed up with Barclays to make it happen.

This card isn’t your typical piece of plastic; it’s designed exclusively for Xbox Insiders, at least for now. If you’re not an Insider, it might be time to consider joining the club!

Imagine this: you’re gaming away, buying games, add-ons, and other cool stuff, and guess what? You’re earning points every time you drop a dollar. Yep, you heard it right, one dollar equals points!

You’ll snag these points from shopping at the Microsoft Store, streaming services, munching on grub from your favorite joints, and pretty much any purchase you make with the card.

But hold on, how does this card work? Well, it’s like any other credit card, but with a gaming twist. No annual fees — that’s right, they’re not sneaking any hidden charges.

It’s up for grabs exclusively by Xbox Insiders in the good ol’ US of A, at least for now. Just imagine all those sweet points you could rack up with your Xbox Mastercard.

Now, here’s the nitty-gritty on the points game. Microsoft’s got your back, making sure you score big. You’ll be stacking up those points with a 5x multiplier when you’re splurging at the Microsoft Store.

Streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ get you 3x points, so your binge-watching pays off. Even ordering that late-night takeout from Grubhub or DoorDash earns you 3x points. For everything else, you’re still getting 1x points, so no purchase goes unnoticed.

Oh, and here’s the cherry on top: once you make your very first purchase, they’re throwing in a bonus of 5,000 points, which is a cool $50 in your pocket.

New Game Pass recruits get three months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for nothing. Plus, you can gift this fantastic subscription to someone else — talk about sharing the love!

But wait, there’s more. Microsoft isn’t just handing out a plain old credit card. You get to choose from five stylish designs and even personalize them with your gamertag.

On top of that, they’re throwing in some awesome perks like free online access to your FICO Credit Score and fraud liability protection, just in case.

Final Words

So, if you’re an Xbox Insider in the US and want to level up your gaming experience, keep an eye out for this gaming credit card.

And if you’re not an Insider yet, it might be time to join the club and snag some of those sweet gaming rewards!

This gaming meets financial finesse, and it’s bound to make your gaming sessions even more epic.

Stay tuned for the Xbox Mastercard — coming to gamers near you!

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References

Microsoft’s new Xbox Mastercard includes points you can redeem on games.

Xbox Mastercard Announced, Earn Points To Buy Games, Add-ons On Xbox Store.

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