The program currently offers Pro-level subscribers a 10 discount on pre-owned items, but that benefit. The PlayStation 5 has been out for over a year.
POWERUP REWARDS PRO PRO
The only thing I can figure is that they're considering the Game Informer magazine subscription as a "value". GameStop is updating its PowerUp Rewards loyalty program, the company announced on Monday. GameStop announces yet another PS5 console bundle restock, with this one happening in-store for PowerUp Rewards Pro members. Some of the key changes that PowerUp Rewards Pro members will receive as part of the upgraded program include: An instant 5 rewards certificate welcome gift A 5 monthly coupon 60 annually (must be redeemed monthly) Choice of two Pro membership levels: 19.99 with physical copy of Game Informer magazine, or 14. Where was this $4.98 value that I've missed out on since Feb/Mar? I've not bought any used games and I've not done any trade-ins. Additionally, GameStop is changing up one of the most popular rewards. Previously, this subscription cost 14.99, but the price will soon increase to 19.99.
Is there any reason for me to renew my Pro membership? Also, on the receipts I get from GameStop it lists "Missed Value Since Expiring" and equates it to being $4.98. With PowerUp Pro, customers pay a yearly fee in exchange for rewards, like bonuses on trade-ins. My Pro membership expired right before the Switch released and I have not renewed. I also have no interest in the subscription to Game Informer magazine. I realize that as a Pro member that I get double the PUR points for every dollar spent. I don't buy used games and I don't trade in games. Lately I've been wondering if there's any benefits to being a Pro member that are actually useful to me. Though there's usually small gaps between when my subscription expires and when I renew it. It comes with extra trade credit on games, access to Pro Day sales, a 5.
I've been a Power-Up Rewards Pro member for lets say about five years. The PowerUp Rewards Pro membership costs 20 a year, or 15 a year if you opt for digital Game Informer issues over print.
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