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InComm Distributes Sony PlayStation Cards in Japan

By Mercator Advisory Group
August 12, 2011
in Analysts Coverage
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Prepaid card distributor InComm announced August 9, that it has begun distributing prepaid cards in Japan for the Sony PlayStation Network that will allow cardholders to purchase digital content. The announcement comes on the heels of InComm’s announcement that it is also working with Toys ‘R’ Us Japan to sell other digital content cards.

InComm, the leader in sales and marketing of prepaid products and innovator of transaction processing, has started its service for Sony Computer Entertainment’s “PlayStation® Network Card.” As of July 25, the cards are available for sale throughout Japan in over 13,000 retail stores that are also supported by InComm’s innovative point of sale activation (POSA) technology.

InComm’s point of sale activation technology allows retailers to sell cards by offering inactive cards on j-hooks that are activated at the time of purchase. This helps reduce theft risk.

Read the complete press release at: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/launch-of-playstation-network-card-supported-by-incomm-127301563.html

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