Twin Sisters Launches Children's Book and Music Experience Reward

When selected, the Children's Book and Music experience reward allows consumers to earn eBooks or music. A consumer can earn an eBook for every $45 in purchases. A consumer can earn a digital song for every $15 in purchases.

Consumers can sign up for a Dynamics ePlate credit card device at www.dynamicsinc.com/TwinSisters.

"We couldn't be more excited to take another step into the digital realm and launch our first experience reward with Dynamics Inc," said Kim Mitzo Thompson, President and Co-Owner of Twin Sisters Productions. "Our Twin Sisters' experience reward includes a diverse selection of our children's music and eBooks, which we believe will be ideal for Dynamics' innovative customers."

"A parent can automatically send any child digital eBooks or songs just by making purchases using their Dynamics ePlate," said Jeff Mullen, CEO of Dynamics. "The Dynamics ePlate credit card device is the first credit card reward system that enables a cardholder to instantly send rewards to members of their family within seconds of a purchase."

The Dynamics ePlate is issued by UMB Bank, n.a. Credit approval required.

How It Works

The battery-powered ePlate credit card device is connected to an ecosystem of experience providers that each deliver a unique experience reward to the consumer. When making a purchase, a consumer simply presses a button on his/her ePlate credit card device to receive the experience reward associated with the pressed button. At any time, a consumer may change online the experience rewards associated with the different buttons on his/her ePlate credit card device. The credit card rewards are called experience rewards because experience rewards are the first rewards to be delivered instantly, within seconds of a purchase, to the consumer. Furthermore, experience providers are provided with consumer-approved payments data so the rewards can be personalized to a consumer's spending habits. The ePlate payment device is as durable as a traditional payment card and will last more than three years on a single battery charge. The technology does not require any change to the 60 million 1970s-era magnetic stripe readers or reeducation of its merchant base. To learn more, visit DynamicsInc.com.

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Twin Sisters Launches Children's Book and Music Experience Reward January 08, 2013