ATTN All Travelers!!!

[Fandango 1,440]

It also said in one area that it's 'up to 3%'

[GaryC 7]

ohh I love that wife of mine!!! She has kept every receipt from every debit card withdrawal she ever made!!!

[GaryC 7]

It also said in one area that it's 'up to 3%'

I wonder if this means I will get back 3%? Here is a sample of the fees from one transaction.

OLONGAPO/OLONGAP OLONGAPO 600000xxxx 207.05-

Serial No. 7468826633600000xxxx

Tran Amt: $201.02 2% Currency Exchange Fee: $4.02

1% Int'l Transaction Fee: $2.01

If it is 3% then I am in for a very nice refund. Can you say vacation next year!!!

[no name 1]

well, now that I was reminded of it I just went to the website and filled it out - pretty straightforward. You just have to remember what you spent abroad. Since I never through away a bank or cc statement this wasn't a problem for me.

Uh oh.

I know - and this proves I was right to do so. Stay away from my files with that shredder!

and pray you never get robbed!

Edited December 7, 2007 by devilette

[SteveLaura 0]

As far as I recall, the limit they will pay out is $2,500.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

I got it. I shredded it.

[tmma 467]

I just got something in the mail last night from the US District Court informing me that I am eligible for damages as part of a class action lawsuit against the cc companies. ....

ME TOO!!

Nice check coming my way

[derekkj 0]

I got it. I shredded it.

Got it too. Besides Canada, I have only gone to the UK once during that time period. Like Robin I haven't shredded my old statements so I probably still have all the info from that trip. But I need to decide if it's worth the hassle to dig through all the rest of the ####### to find it since at 1-3% it probably won't be more than $25 anyway.

And in Canada we always use D's RBC card.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

I got it. I shredded it.

Got it too. Besides Canada, I have only gone to the UK once during that time period. Like Robin I haven't shredded my old statements so I probably still have all the info from that trip. But I need to decide if it's worth the hassle to dig through all the rest of the ####### to find it since at 1-3% it probably won't be more than $25 anyway.

And in Canada we always use D's RBC card.

I shredded it because I didn't want to go through a lot of effort to find receipts and get a $50 check in the mail. That would piss me off.

[Fandango 1,440]

I wonder if the assessment of days will work out to the same or more than me compiling receipts! Many times, I used D's card, so it's not like I can claim for that!

3+ years @ x a day = happy Lisa

[Sister Fracas 5]

Hubster and I both got it....I was going to use option #2 since that only asks for number of days spent out of the country and for option #3, I'd need all the CC statements. I could probably locate it, but I'd be happy with anything. It's money I don't have now.

[derekkj 0]

I got it. I shredded it.

Got it too. Besides Canada, I have only gone to the UK once during that time period. Like Robin I haven't shredded my old statements so I probably still have all the info from that trip. But I need to decide if it's worth the hassle to dig through all the rest of the ####### to find it since at 1-3% it probably won't be more than $25 anyway.

And in Canada we always use D's RBC card.

I shredded it because I didn't want to go through a lot of effort to find receipts and get a $50 check in the mail. That would piss me off.

I hear ya. I probably will just take their $25 offer and do something wild and crazy with it. B)

[Sister Fracas 5]

I shredded it because I didn't want to go through a lot of effort to find receipts and get a $50 check in the mail. That would piss me off.

then just do Option 1 for the $25 or look at your passport to figure out number of days out of country for Option 2 for maybe a bigger check. Honestly, I can't see either of those taking more than 10 minutes. The form is diddly squat to fill out.

Edited December 7, 2007 by Sister Fracas

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

I got it. I shredded it.

Got it too. Besides Canada, I have only gone to the UK once during that time period. Like Robin I haven't shredded my old statements so I probably still have all the info from that trip. But I need to decide if it's worth the hassle to dig through all the rest of the ####### to find it since at 1-3% it probably won't be more than $25 anyway.

And in Canada we always use D's RBC card.

I shredded it because I didn't want to go through a lot of effort to find receipts and get a $50 check in the mail. That would piss me off.

then just do Option 1 for the $25 or look at your passport to figure out number of days out of country for Option 2 for maybe a bigger check. Honestly, I can't see either of those taking more than 10 minutes. The form is diddly squat to fill out.

$25? no thanks.

[Sister Fracas 5]

$25? no thanks.

just for filling out your name on a form? *shrug* I guess I'll take $25 wherever it comes from.