A:AnswerIf you purchased it & have a receipt, take it back to the store. They should be able to help you. Maybe they didn’t input or scan the card number correctly.
Never had an issue like that with any of the PlayStation cards before.
Hope you get your problem solved.
A:AnswerPlayStation 4 is the newest system, don’t buy an old system, they become out of date and obsolete. You can either buy games at the store to play on it, or you can buy a PlayStation card to go online with which is how you can connect it to play with friends through the internet. You also can get a PlayStation store card and use that to buy games and a lot of the times games are cheaper to buy from the online store than the physical disk. Plus with a physical disk you have to download the game to the systems hard drive before you can play it anyways - getting a card and buying the game that way saves a ton of time. If you are an adult you can just connect it to your credit card and not need to go pick up a physical card to buy the game, but if you don’t want your kid having your credit card on file with his game system then the card is a great option.
A:AnswerIf you order this online, they actually ship out the card. You have to scratch the card (for example - with a coin) to display the code once it arrives.
A:AnswerTry online, pickup at store, or calling. Online and each store has different gift cards. There are two in my town and what is offered is radically different at each one.
A:AnswerYou can use it as long as your PS4 account is American. You don’t have to take it to Best Buy to change region on console. You can do it yourself at home. I personally live in Nuevo Laredo and have my PS4 set up as American. There are several how to videos in YouTube