Zach Levon
Earning My Ears
- Joined
- May 21, 2018
Hello DVC experts. I am paying off my Disney mortgage and I have the cash BUT I want to use my credit card to get the points. Is this allowed?
Sounds like you could simply make multiple frequent extra payments until it was paid off!I called and asked them the same question, for the CC rewards. The answer I got was no, I could not pay of my balance with a CC. I was not surprised by that answer, but I was surprised when I went on the DVC website and saw you could make extra loan payments with a CC. I have been doing that.
Yup! That's what I have been doing. I have a Jet Blue rewards card, so I see many "free" flights in my future.Sounds like you could simply make multiple frequent extra payments until it was paid off!
I did in the summer of 2017. We bought 3 contacts for AKV Jambo House for 25 points each. I paid them all off with 3 different cards to get United, Hilton and Disney rewards.Hello DVC experts. I am paying off my Disney mortgage and I have the cash BUT I want to use my credit card to get the points. Is this allowed?
This is what happened for my wife and I. Our DVC loan payments on our credit card were labeled as “travel.”I did the same with a direct purchase and got double points since it was considered a "vacation".
I bought in 2009 and that wasn’t allowed. It was directly taken from checking until we paid it off (with a cc as an additional payment) in 2016. So I’m confused.Back in 2015 when we first bought, DVC allowed you to make your recurring monthly payment with a credit card.
I went back and double checked and you’re right. What I was able to do then what I couldn‘t do now is make a credit card payment before my monthly payment and it would apply the credit card payment to the monthly payment and not take the recurring monthly payment out of my checking account. I paid my entire DVC loan on credit card and then paid off my card for the points.I bought in 2009 and that wasn’t allowed. It was directly taken from checking until we paid it off (with a cc as an additional payment) in 2016. So I’m confused.