The biggest boost is reserved for buyers of the Megalodon cash card, who gets a 50% boost. While you only get a 15% boost with the Bull Shark card, the Great White and Whale shark cash cards get you 30% and 35% more $GTA, respectively.
From the email that Rockstar sent to Social Club members advising them of the sale In the meantime, we recommend that if you didn't get the email, you assume that you won't get the bonus. IMPORTANT: the sale was originally promoted via email to select Social Club members only and we're still working to find out whether that means the bonus will be limited to those players as well, or be given to everyone who purchased a Shark Card.
As these things usually go, the larger (and more expensive) the card, the bigger the bonus cash in GTA Online. Instead of lowering the price of the cards like in a regular sale, select players are instead getting more in-game cash for the same price. In a rather generous move, Rockstar is hosting an inverted sale on Shark Cards lasting until the 24th of January, meaning this Sunday. While this move has been somewhat unpopular with a chunk of the community, Rockstar's sales data shows that there are plenty of people who buy in.
Rockstar gave players an alternative to constant grinding by giving them the option to use real world money to purchase large amounts of in-game currency in the form of shark cash cards. GTA Online's in-game content is notoriously expensive, forcing players to grind endlessly to get enough cash for even mid-range items, weapons and vehicles. The really expensive stuff like yachts, lowriders and that ridiculous gold-plated private jet are almost downright impossible for casual players to get.
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