Monday, 20 July 2009
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Fandango & Visa: Buy One Get One Free Movie Ticket With Your Visa Card
If you're a fan of the movies, Fandango and Visa are bringing you a great deal. If you own a Visa Signature credit card (works on any Visa card, I tried it already), go to this page here, put your credit card info and see if you qualify. If you do, when checking out from Fandango they'll credit you for a movie ticket worth up to $13.50.
Make sure to add 2 movie tickets to the order in order to get the deal. The deal is only good for once a month on any Visa card, and the offer expires on September 30th. If you love the movies take advantage of this deal. I'm glad I came across this, it's saving me a lot of money.
Once again,, to see if you qualify go to this page here.
Enjoy the movies kids.
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Thanks! This is perfect for a date. I'll probably end up using it this week or next week. Do you know if you can use it multiple times, or if you have 2 visa cards can you use it once on each?
@Shadowcin@xanga - you can use it once a month on each visa card.
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FANDANGO WARNING - On the Fandango site, there pops up offers for deals on Home Depot and a host of other things that most of us would commonly use. I don't know if they still have it there, but last year, I clicked on the link to see the deals. It's a scam.
You are directed to a web page that shows some offers. There is a checkbox that is hard to see on the web page that you are directed to. If you do not uncheck it, you are automatically enrolled in two discount programs on a 30-day trial. At the end of 30 days, you will begin being charged $25.?? a month for EACH. Fandango gives your credit card info to these companies.
When I saw that I wasn't interested in the deals, I just closed the web page, but had no idea I was automatically enrolled in the programs. I never saw the checkbox, when I was there the first time.
I wasn't paying attention to my credit card bill and for three months, I was getting hit for over $50 a month for these discount clubs. The sneaky part is that it's a minimum of 30 days before you start getting the bills. If you missed it like I did, it's almost impossible to figure out how and why you're even in these stupid discount clubs. I managed to put the dates together and track it all back to the last time I used Fandango and followed the link on their site.
When I realized I was in two clubs I didn't want to be in, I called my credit card company and they were very familiar with the scam. They told me to contact the discount clubs, which I did via email. I got full refunds for all three months, the next day.
I wound up writing a nasty email to Fandango and told them it was a really crappy way to do business. Not a smart thing in tough economic times.
I liked using Fandango, but won't ever go back, since they allowed such a sneaky deal to be linked to their website. Plus, the fact that Fandango gave them my credit card info, without me knowing. That really pissed me off.
Get to the theater early. Save the hassle.
I just tried this and it didnt work with my bank card or my credit card from wells fargo. They are both Visa cards. Any help?
I've tried two deals in an attempt to get my free movie ticket. First, I chose Netflix. I never received the free ticket. When I called TakeOneGetOne, they had no record that I selected Netflix through their promotion. They sent it to their research department. All I got from the deal was a monthly charge to my credit card. (Netflix is pretty cool, though). Then I decided to see if there was anything else I could try to get my free movie ticket so I chose FreeCreditReport.com. It was supposed to be free (the name is a strong implication!!) but they did indicate that they would actually start charging me if I didn't cancel within nine days. The very next day my credit card was charged $24.95. To make matters worse, I, once again, did not receive a free movie ticket.
Now I'm out almost $35 and still no free movie ticket. Since tickets are only $7 where I live, I could have taken all of my friends and added popcorn for the money I've spent trying to get that "free" movie ticket. That's not even considering the time I've already wasted and the time I will need to spend getting back my $24.95 from "FREE" Credit Report . Com. Now that's another story.
If you found a way to make this work for you, please post detailed instructions!