Is this $75 off dues deal new?

[Cricket2]

http://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?partner_dir_name=disney_dvc_75off&page=cont&mkid=6V6729

And has the 0% add-on deal always been there too? It's not that great, but it's at least something.

 

[castleri]

Wonder if I can be approved for a second card? I have one from when they first came out but sure would like to get the $75 for next years dues.

 

[marymrg]

The zero % financing for the downpayment has been around awhile. This is the first I've heard of the $75 off of dues though. When I opened my account when the card was first issued, I think I received a bonus of $50 disney reward dollars after the first purchase.

 

[calypso*a*go-go]

I have never seen that offer before. The only thing I have seen with a value higher than the $50 bonus was an offer for a one-day base ticket. Hmmm, looks like DH might need a separate account again...

 

[jekjones1558]

I also noticed this on the Chase site and wondered if it were new. $50 was the highest before, I think.

 

[fireside1868]

I appiled 2 weeks ago and got $25 on next purchase to Disney Shopping. I sure would like to have had this offer instead. $75 off dues sounds better than $25 at DS.C I called chase and she said I could open another account to get the offer. No Thanks!!!! Ill stick with $25

 

[jjohnson]

Thank you. DH is getting a Disney card!!!

 

[keys2kingdom]

They might finally have me talked into it! Although I still strenuously object to the two cycle average daily balance interest calculation method. Terms on this card are just not that great, I expected more from a Disney credit card. If I end up getting this card you can be sure I'll force myself to pay it off every month, otherwise it's just not worth it. Boo hiss to Disney and Chase trying to squeeze every penny out of this venture!

 

[Good Ol Gal]

the $75 off dues is showing up on my DVC member page instead of the $50.

 

[drakethib]

They might finally have me talked into it! Although I still strenuously object to the two cycle average daily balance interest calculation method. Terms on this card are just not that great, I expected more from a Disney credit card. If I end up getting this card you can be sure I'll force myself to pay it off every month, otherwise it's just not worth it. Boo hiss to Disney and Chase trying to squeeze every penny out of this venture!

We pays our off every month and have never paid a dime of intrest and got enough Disney Dollars to for some free park passes.

 

[JandD Mom]

We pays our off every month and have never paid a dime of intrest and got enough Disney Dollars to for some free park passes.

Drake, we do the same thing. Letting Disney give me Disney dollars for the spending we do every day has been a good deal for us, and we likewise never paid a dime in finance charges. If you pay your bill in full, and on time, it works.

 

[corpcomp]

They might finally have me talked into it! Although I still strenuously object to the two cycle average daily balance interest calculation method. Terms on this card are just not that great, I expected more from a Disney credit card. If I end up getting this card you can be sure I'll force myself to pay it off every month, otherwise it's just not worth it. Boo hiss to Disney and Chase trying to squeeze every penny out of this venture!

Why don't you just have the balance auto deducted from you checking account? I started doing that several years ago after incurring $600 in interest in one year simply because I kept forgetting to pay the balance off on time. I have not paid a dime of interest in 5 years since.

 

[corpcomp]

I saw the offer but still can't figure out what you can get with the reward dollars. I'm not interested in discounted tours, only want to use towards tickets or purchases. Anyone have more of an idea how the reward dollars work?

 

[kimberh]

I saw the offer but still can't figure out what you can get with the reward dollars. I'm not interested in discounted tours, only want to use towards tickets or purchases. Anyone have more of an idea how the reward dollars work?

To get the rewards dollars, I pay my bill online. When I go online,
there is a place at the top of the web page that I click on to check my reward dollars activity. This is where you order a Disney Rewards Card. This is not a charge card, this is the card that you will transfer your reward Dollars to. You transfer in $10.00 increments. Once you get the Disney rewards card, you can make your transfers as you need them, I do mine online, just before I am leaving for Disney. My card that I received last year has a expiration date on it, so don't ever put more Reward Dollars on it than you think you may use. You can reload the card in minutes, providing you have the Reward Dollars showing in your account online. You take the Rewards Card to Disney and use it like a Credit card for whatever purchase you choose. I usually pay for my Dining with mine, you can buy tickets, rooms, anything Disney sells. The card scans just like a credit card but it has a limit, just what you have transferred to it.

It is really easy to maintain. When the card expires, you order a new one. I have done this twice, just make sure you have used all that was on it or the Dollars will expire with it. Yesterday I transferred just enough to cover my dining and left a balance in my account.
I hope this has helped answer your question. You get $1.00 per $100.00 charged. You may think this doesn't sound like a lot but we use our for everything and it does add up. I haven't paid for food in 3 trips.

 

[Cricket2]

You may think this doesn't sound like a lot but we use our for everything and it does add up. I haven't paid for food in 3 trips.

You got that right. I'm way over what I projected my points would be. It sure is nice to walk out of meals knowing they were free.

 

[jaclark]

I also noticed this on the Chase site and wondered if it were new. $50 was the highest before, I think.

Where on the Chase site is this? I called last week and asked a rep if there was any special financing and I was told no. I just did an add on, put the down payment on the card and was going to do the rest, for the reward points, and then pay it off but the 0% would help. How do you get this?

Annette

 

[jjohnson]

Where on the Chase site is this? I called last week and asked a rep if there was any special financing and I was told no. I just did an add on, put the down payment on the card and was going to do the rest, for the reward points, and then pay it off but the 0% would help. How do you get this?

Annette

Click on View Disney Offers

 

[corpcomp]

To get the rewards dollars, I pay my bill online. When I go online,
there is a place at the top of the web page that I click on to check my reward dollars activity. This is where you order a Disney Rewards Card. This is not a charge card, this is the card that you will transfer your reward Dollars to. You transfer in $10.00 increments. Once you get the Disney rewards card, you can make your transfers as you need them, I do mine online, just before I am leaving for Disney. My card that I received last year has a expiration date on it, so don't ever put more Reward Dollars on it than you think you may use. You can reload the card in minutes, providing you have the Reward Dollars showing in your account online. You take the Rewards Card to Disney and use it like a Credit card for whatever purchase you choose. I usually pay for my Dining with mine, you can buy tickets, rooms, anything Disney sells. The card scans just like a credit card but it has a limit, just what you have transferred to it.

It is really easy to maintain. When the card expires, you order a new one. I have done this twice, just make sure you have used all that was on it or the Dollars will expire with it. Yesterday I transferred just enough to cover my dining and left a balance in my account.
I hope this has helped answer your question. You get $1.00 per $100.00 charged. You may think this doesn't sound like a lot but we use our for everything and it does add up. I haven't paid for food in 3 trips.

Thank you Kimberth. It sounds like a great deal and I typically purchase a lot on my credit card so it can add up fast and of course since I JUST received the maintenance fee bill for my recent purchase at DVC, that $75 is looking mighty good right now.

 

[calypso*a*go-go]

All my rewards go straight towards DVC maintenance fees...when I get my annual bill, I just wait as long as I possibly can and then transfer the rewards I have accumulated throughout the year to the rewards card. Call MS Acct. and let them know I want to pay using the rewards. I usually don't have quite enough, so I put the balance on my Disney VISA and start working towards next year's MF's. Piece of cake!!!

 

[chip1]

I received the card, but do not see the credit on the DVC site for the $75 dues. Help, please.