Questions about Connections Membership

[djm99]

I've been reading about connections on this message boards. All the comments appear to be very good but when i couldn't find their website i went to the search engine typed in "Connections Vouchers" and came across another disney site called mousesavers.com - and it forwarded you to a rip off report and all kinds of horrible stories of people who have had their banking/credit accounts charged illegally. Well, the name of this company is MWI connections and I was just wondering if anyone has had these same problems. I want to use the connections Company that I read so much about. Could someone please tell me the direct web site AND phone number I would truly appreciate it.

This is the website if you want to read for yourself...

http://www.mousesavers.com/connections.html

 

[DMRick]

Yes, Mary has stopped telling people about them, after she became concerned about double billing etc.. We were double billed for 4 items when we were last at Disney..although they seemed to have caught them and credited us, before I even realized it..and we can't be the only ones. This happend our last trip too. So other companies seem to have that same problem. A lot of us have never experienced problems (beyond my own making..I once ordered twice as many because I wasn't clear..but we used them all, so it worked out).. I bought my mebership through Lillian Vernon..$1 the first month, $8.50 for each month you keep it after that.
We find we may only save a few dollars, unless we are willing to drive to some of the places like the Peppermarket or Beaches and Cream where the real deals are.

 

[4greatboys]

Im a member of Simple Escapes (its like Connections) also through member works. I havent had any problems with them. I have not been double billed, my vouchers arrive quickly. They also have a 20% savings on retail cards like Target or JC Penney's. They also have restuarant cards for Red Lobster, Benningans, Olive Garden and others. Retail cards you pay $25 per card and get $5 rebate back. Restuarant cards are $10 with a $2 rebate back. You can also go to www.dealpass.com to sign up.

 

[djm99]

Thank You. I've never heard of them. Can you give me examples of price saving at Disney?

 

[4greatboys]

Dealpass is just the main website. When I log in it takes me to SE. If you join Connections when you log in it will take you Connections. We are planning on using some Q&C vouchers at Pepper Market this visit. I heard that they can be a good saving there. It depends on if you share or not how much you are going to save. We dont share (well I do with my little ones) but my dh and older 2 boys like to have their own. But even if you only save $1 or $2 a meal it still adds up.
In AK and now I hear MK they sell meal plus vouchers there that are $11.99 and include an entree, side and drink and you get a coupon for an additional drink and ice cream or popcorn.
We also bought the Planet Hollywood cards from SE I bought 6 so paid $60 and got $12 rebate back so ended up only paying $48 and I used my DC membership for 10% off.