Aces High Credit Card

[Dawger]

Hitech should work on a deal for Aces High Credit Card with a card issuing bank. They could increase revenue by getting a percentage of the amounts charged on the card.

The incentive for players to get the card would be perk points for every dollar spent. One perk point per dollar for all purchases and three perk points per dollar for all Aces High purchases such as subscription fees and merchandise.

A final direct revenue stream would be to allow cardholders to directly purchase perk planes in game at the rate of 2 dollars per perk point.

[ACE]

-1. I could up any plane shoot down one person and basically get 1 perk.  Easier than spending money.

[Dawger]

-1. I could up any plane shoot down one person and basically get 1 perk.  Easier than spending money.

I don't think you get the point.

[mbailey]

And seriously......how cool would you look handing over your HTC credit card to the girl behind the counter ringing you up for your beer..........It says "why yes, I am a studdly (albeit inebraited ) cartoon pilot"  

Im game, if it makes HTC a couple more bucks, why not  

Regarding the perk points, sure i would give it to my wife, and could fly 262s exclusivley for the rest of my AH carrier  

[JunkyII]

I don't think you get the point.

Yea hes mature and doesnt want to get his perks the easy way

Hitech should work on a deal for Aces High Credit Card with a card issuing bank. They could increase revenue by getting a percentage of the amounts charged on the card.

The incentive for players to get the card would be perk points for every dollar spent. One perk point per dollar for all purchases and three perk points per dollar for all Aces High purchases such as subscription fees and merchandise.

A final direct revenue stream would be to allow cardholders to directly purchase perk planes in game at the rate of 2 dollars per perk point.

Interesting idea, I would take it....My credit is slowy coming up, this may help

[Dichotomy]

Honestly I like the idea.  So much so that I'm considering 'customizing' my current card now

I wonder if HT would approve the use of the logo for such a purpose.

[uptown]

I'd like some frequent flyer miles while you're at it. 

[DERK13]

im with bailey on this one, it seems a very unimportant, at the rate its going i could be flying 163s and 262s into bombers just cuz i have 20k fighter perks and then up another, i say an epic NO for me -1

[Dichotomy]

I'd like some frequent flyer miles while you're at it. 

  

[mbailey]

im with bailey on this one, it seems a very unimportant, at the rate its going i could be flying 163s and 262s into bombers just cuz i have 20k fighter perks and then up another, i say an epic NO for me -1

I think you misread my post, I like it   

If it makes HTC a couple extra bucks,,,,Im all for it.

What im against is my wife using the card 

[Ghastly]

Yea hes mature and doesnt want to get his perks the easy way Interesting idea, I would take it....My credit is slowy coming up, this may help

I'm pretty sure that Dawger is on the more mature side of mature ... nor do I believe he has any trouble getting perks. 

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[JunkyII]

I'm pretty sure that Dawger is on the more mature side of mature ... nor do I believe he has any trouble getting perks. 

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Talking about ACE

[guncrasher]

Hitech should work on a deal for Aces High Credit Card with a card issuing bank. They could increase revenue by getting a percentage of the amounts charged on the card.

The incentive for players to get the card would be perk points for every dollar spent. One perk point per dollar for all purchases and three perk points per dollar for all Aces High purchases such as subscription fees and merchandise.

A final direct revenue stream would be to allow cardholders to directly purchase perk planes in game at the rate of 2 dollars per perk point.

so we would have to apply and get one spend 130 to 400 bucks just to fly a 262 for free?  imagine the new commercials from the capital one vikings saying, "now we can fly 262's"...

semp

[MachFly]

imagine the new commercials from the capital one vikings saying, "now we can fly 262's"...

 

[Spikes]

I don't think you get the point.

He's a very mature 16 year old but just doesn't understand the concept of credit, yet.