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Do you need a credit card to activate the $15 Google credit

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http://forum.xda-developers.com – Hey! How do I buy something with googles $15 credit ? I go to buy something and it only gives me an option for credit cards. How do I pay for it with my Google credit that came with the device ? Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app (HowTos)

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Submitted by Tasshin on 09/26/2012

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I read fairly recently that google wallet now accepted debit cards along with credit cards. I really don't want my credit card linked as I have a debit card I use specifically for online purchasing and such. I prefer to be able to transfer a set amount into the account and know I can't eat away at my credit card.

So I wanted to buy something from the play store today so tried to setup my deb

I bought the nexus 7 when it came out without any problem using my non us credit card on the us play store. Will I still be able to buy the nexus 4 with this credit card or are there new restrictions for nun us credit cards?

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What happens when one purchases multiple Nexus 7s at the same time? (through Google Play) I bought two together; one for myself, another for my daughter. I received the $25 credit for mine ok, but cannot so with hers. What gives? We tried it through my own account, her account, and even created a new account, all to no avail.

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Time's running out to get your credit. Promo terms here.

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Haven't picked up a Nexus 7 yet? Get one today and redeem your $25 Google Play credit before the offer ends on 9/30/12: http://goo.gl/rWcSX

As users with Google’s new Nexus 7 tablet are figuring out, when setting up the device to access the Play Store, Google is providing a $25 credit for registering. But the good times don’t stop there.

Sorry if this has been covered. I searched but didn't see any recent posts on the issue.

Today is my sons Birthday. We had all his relatives give him Google Play cards because he wants a tablet. He has enough credit for the tablet. When we went on-line to buy it we found out that even though the tablet is sold in the Google Play store, you can't use Google Play credit to buy it.

Engadget has a horribly worded article about the $25 google play credit expiring. The Google press release is just as unhelpful. Based on both, I cannot tell whether that means everybody's $25 credit (or whatever is left) is expiring, or whether they will simply stop giving new buyers the credit.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/28/n...-promo-ending/ http://support.google.com/googleplay...a

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