DVC Owners: How do you pay your annual dues?

EricMat

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Do you all pay by credit card using the online payment system on DVCMember.com?

I have a US account I would like to use to pay the 2015 dues, but I don't know if they would accept a check from a canadian Bank.

:confused3

Any tips more than welcome!
 
Do you all pay by credit card using the online payment system on DVCMember.com?

I have a US account I would like to use to pay the 2015 dues, but I don't know if they would accept a check from a canadian Bank.

:confused3

Any tips more than welcome!

I always pay ours with our US $ TD visa card.
Always wait 'till about 2-3 days before the Feb.15 deadline.
Maybe by then our $ will be worth more than 10 cents:furious:
 
About 2 years ago we opened a US based TD account. Wire transfer are free from our TD US dollar account in Canada to our account in the US. Can even do them online now for up to $2500. It also allows us to have annual dues come out monthly I believe. That reminds me, I should look into that.
 

Paid with my CC online. Wishing i had done it a few weeks ago, probably cost me another $50-$100. (our bill was $1700-something) USD
 
direct monthly withdrawl from RBC US account. Always put $ in when Dollar is up.
 
Sear Mastercard is straight exchange with no extra charges added unlike other Canadian CCs. I use it for all my transactions that are not in Canadian funds and it saves me a lot when I don't have to pay for US cash. Best part is it is a free card and gives you a ten dollar gift card every thousand.
 
Sear Mastercard is straight exchange with no extra charges added unlike other Canadian CCs. I use it for all my transactions that are not in Canadian funds and it saves me a lot when I don't have to pay for US cash. Best part is it is a free card and gives you a ten dollar gift card every thousand.

By the way, Amazon.ca is also offering a no annual fee, no currency exchange fee, credit card. It comes with a reward program where you earn :
2 Points: Per $1 spent on Amazon.ca
1 Point: Per $1 spent anywhere else your Amazon.ca Rewards Visa Card is accepted
Every 2000 points earned are automatically redeemed for a $20 statement credit.

So it's not the greatest credit card, but it's the best I found so far for my purchases in foreign currencies.
 
Direct monthly withdrawl from RBC Bank account. RBC has a US branch call RBC Bank. Simple matter to get an account set up there and have monthly withdrawls set up.
 
I've written a cheque from my US dollar account at my Canadian bank and mailed it in. I probably am not supposed to do that and should open an account at the U.S. counterpart of my Canadian bank, but I've done this for at least the last 6 or 7 years and the payment always goes through.

I mailed my cheque about 2 weeks ago and the money came out of my account today so it's still working for me this year.
 
I've written a cheque from my US dollar account at my Canadian bank and mailed it in. I probably am not supposed to do that and should open an account at the U.S. counterpart of my Canadian bank, but I've done this for at least the last 6 or 7 years and the payment always goes through.

I mailed my cheque about 2 weeks ago and the money came out of my account today so it's still working for me this year.

I called members service on friday and asked them if I could send a check from a canadian bank (in US $) and I was told that it wouldn't be a problem and they accept checks from our banks.

My problem is solved for 2015. I'll pay with a credit card next year... Much faster!

Eric
 
I pay mine with the RBC US Visa. The saving in exchange rate for dues plus 1 trip across the boarder a year pays for the annual fee and the points are great.
 
We have RBC US account, and direct monthly withdrawal set up with DVC.
 
Pre-authorized annual charge to our credit card...We became members in 2002 and was never given any other option. We had a US credit card at the time and was still told we couldn't do monthly payments.
 












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