I'm talking about this:
10% Off Select Merchandise3
Receive 10% off select merchandise purchases of $50 or more at select locations at Walt Disney World® Resort.
You can enjoy this discount any time during normal Theme Park hours. Just use your valid Disney Visa Card or Disney Rewards® Redemption Card and mention this offer.
And the footnote says all about where it is NOT good, but no where that it IS good. The fact that it is "select merchandise purchases" means not everywhere. So I"m looking for a definitive list of where it is good.
3. Merchandise Savings at Walt Disney World® Resort
A $50 minimum pre-tax single transaction merchandise purchase is required to receive discount. Must use your valid Disney Visa Card and/or Disney Rewards Redemption Card as payment form and mention this offer. Discount is not valid on previous purchases or on purchases of ticket media, gift certificates, Disney Gift Cards, Park Admission, Arcades, Disney Dollars, tobacco, alcohol, Outdoor Vending (e.g., in-Park balloon vendors, glow vendors), Add-a-Dollar (Wildlife Conservation Fund), postage stamps, rentals (e.g., strollers, ECV), personalization including D-Tech Me figures, Disney PhotoPass® online purchases and Memory Maker, framed Disney Dollars, Artist Sketch Program, original or consignment art, select limited editions, select specialty items, purchase-with-purchase offers, newspapers/periodicals, books, videos, DVDs, CDs, sundries, pantry/prepared foods, digital/video/disposable cameras, film, consumer electronics, National branded fragrances, treatments and cosmetics, Swarovski® Crystal, select collectibles, handmade items, special orders, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and Pirate League packages, phone, email or mail order purchases, shipping or taxes. Discount is not available at Cast Connection, Disney’s Character Premiere, Disney’s Character Warehouse or Walt Disney World® Resort Operating Participant locations and any other locations or kiosks that are not owned and operated by the owners of the Walt Disney World® Resort, except for Basin®, Basin White®, Chapel Hats, Good Fortune Gifts and House of Good Fortune, kidsHeritage, Marrakesh Emporium Arts & Crafts, Joffrey’s coffee/tea kiosks and Tea Traders Café by Joffrey’s. Offer and offer elements including, but not limited to, participating locations and items, are subject to availability and additional restrictions, and may change or be canceled without notice. Not valid in combination with other offers, discounts or promotions. Separate admission may be required. Discount is for personal use only and may not be transferred or used to purchase merchandise with the intent to resell the merchandise.
If so... it's credit card lingo for the Reconsideration department. This is the department that will "reconsider" your credit card application. Some banks have very active reconsideration departments and you have a shot at getting a card you were denied for other banks are known to practically never reconsider applications. I only know about Chase so here's my experience (it was quite the drama I detailed it here on the thread in a play by play, helped me deal with the emotions it involved!): I applied for the CSR (Chase Sapphire Reserve) and was told 7-10 days by the phone status line. After much research I decided it probably meant I was denied and I decided to call Recon. I found the number online and gave it a call. I called because I suspected the reason for denial was an Authorized User account that pushed me over Chase's strict 5 new credit cards in 24 months = hard denial rule so I opened with I applied for this cad and think I might have been denied because of an authorized user account that I have no responsibility for. The first rep said they wouldn't reconsider me. I called back right away and the 2nd rep and I talked for awhile, got a manager, and then said no they wouldn't reconsider. I called back about 8 hours later and got someone who was willing to take the AU account out of consideration and he re-evaluated my application and recommended I be approved (a superior had to sign off on me apparently, that's not always the case). In my learning about "Recon" I also learned about "HUCA". Hang Up, Call Again. Some companies keep track of how many times you call, some don't. Nobody I talked to mentioned that they saw that I had already called.
