Google Play Store has started rolling out a new program that will enable users to use their Play Points to make purchases on the Google Store.
As Android Central reports, Google has a new program that’s allowing customers to voluntarily convert Play Points into discounts that can be redeemed on their next Google Store purchase—including those for hardware like the Pixel 6. Also includes some of the best. Google Assistant Speaker.
how it works
- Users will earn points on their purchases with Google Play, including books, movies, in-app items and more, by trying out featured free apps and games
- Users can redeem points for special in-app items that are offered by developers, or for Google Play credits – this will be used to rent the latest movies or buy best-selling audiobooks
- Users can rapidly level up from Bronze to Platinum to earn more points and receive weekly rewards
9to5Google has further spotted a new program that it says won’t be widely available at first, but will eventually be rolled out. Unfortunately, it looks like the program is limited to the US market as of now.
There will be four tiers available to those who want to get the discount: $10, $50, $100, and $200 off. Each of these available discounts has its own Play Points threshold.
The point threshold for a $10 one is 500, while a $200 discount would require 10,000 points.
According to the terms of the program, users cannot claim two discounts and use them for a single purchase. Another important thing to note is that Google is giving users only one of each discount.
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