Discover. We have no liability for not processing or settling a retained Discover merchant’s Discover Cards (as defined by Discover).
Discover. If Merchant has chosen to accept Discover® Card Transactions in the Merchant Application, Merchant must accept Discover® Cards at all Merchant establishments, including in payment for purchases of goods and services, for charitable contributions and for Cash Over Transactions (subject to the terms of the Operating Guide), when properly presented for payment by a Cardholder. Subject to this section, a Merchant must create a Transaction Receipt for each Discover® Card Transaction and deliver at least one copy of the Transaction Receipt to the Cardholder. A Merchant may issue a Cash Over (subject to the terms of the Operating Guide) in connection with a Discover Card Transaction. The Merchant must deliver a single Authorization Request for the aggregate total of the goods/services purchase amount and the Cash Over amount. In addition, the Transaction Receipt must include both the purchase amount and the Cash Over amount.
Discover. If Xxxxxxxx has chosen to accept Discover Card Transactions in the Merchant Application, Merchant must accept Discover Cards at all Merchant establishments, including in payment for purchases of goods and services, for charitable contributions and for Cash Over Transactions, when properly presented for payment by a Cardholder. Subject to this Section, a Merchant must create a Transaction Receipt for each Discover Card Transaction and deliver at least one copy of the Transaction Receipt to the Cardholder. A Merchant may issue a Cash Over in connection with a Discover Card Transaction. Merchant must deliver a single Authorization Request for the aggregate total of the goods/services purchase amount and the Cash Over amount. In addition, the Transaction Receipt must include both the purchase amount and the Cash Over amount.
Discover. Card No. Exp. CVV/CVC Code (security digits on card) Billing Street Address Billing City, State, Postal Cardholder’s Name (as it appears on card)
Discover. ® batteries are specifically designed and produced for particular float or cyclic applications and warranted to have a float or cycle life. Warranty is void on any float type product used in cyclic applications or that upon verification is found to be cycled out, or determined that the frequency of discharges has exceeded acceptable levels based on requirements for safety and performance as maybe defined by DEC and/or Telcordia #SR- 4228 (or other industry recognized body) battery string Certification levels based on requirements for safety and performance. This would include for example Float Service 12V33AH batteries used in wheelchair applications or Tel/UPS/HR type batteries used in Broadband applications.
Discover. The Court finds that, because the Notice List may also contain individuals without 26 DACA status, it may be necessary for Settlement Class Members to demonstrate that they have 27 DACA status and that the proposed Notice plan does so in a reasonable method by requiring, upon 28 request, the submission of Official Documentation no later than twenty-one (21) days after the 1 Claims Deadline. The Court further finds that the Settlement contains reasonable protections to 2 maintain the confidentiality of such Official Documentation, including ensuring that Settlement 3 Class Members submit it only to the Settlement Administrator, which will treat it as confidential.
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Discover. The next NSA implemented was with Discover, another financial institution. Filed with the PRC as MC2004-4, this agreement was the first functionally equivalent NSA; available to co-proponents who were in similar mailing situations to Capital One. While Discover does not mail as much as Capital One, it still represents a significant portion of the mail stream. In addition, both firms use a mix of First-Class and Standard Mail to solicit new customers. The deal contained the same elements of the Capital One NSA: foregoing physical returns in favor of electronic ACS, and new First-Class solicitation mail driven by volume discounts. Discover’s volume history was more stable than Capital One’s in the immediate period before implementation of the NSA. Its overall use of the mail, and its mix of Standard Mail and First-Class Mail, was more consistent than that of Capital One. Only two years of the NSA have been completed to date.18 Table 5. Discover Historical Volume Historical Volume Active NSA Volume Year -3 Year -2 Year -1 Year 1 Year 2 FC Operational 309.0 333.0 313.0 300.4 300.3 FC Marketing 209.0 196.0 138.0 196.9 192.5 Std Marketing 591.1 499.8 483.8 471.6 692.4 The primary issue of contention with the Discover NSA was the fact that the volume threshold for discounts was below the before rates volume forecast provided by Discover. This meant that for the first time the Commission and the 18 Due to the filing in the middle of 2004, there is a gap in the volume data available. interveners had to consider leakage discounts a nearly unavoidable aspect of the deal made between the co-proponents. In the first year of the NSA, Discover received discounts on First-Class marketing mail that even USPS agrees would have been sent without any discounts. The leakage incorporated into the deal produces net losses with all elasticities considered in our analysis. Discover responded to the NSA by sending an amount of First-Class marketing mail consistent with its historical pattern, raising questions about the efficacy of the discounts in inducing new mail volume. In the periodic data reports, USPS cites the decrease in Standard Mail and the increase in First- Class Mail as an indication that the deal is working better than expected at developing new First-Class contribution. However, the data suggest that while some mail may have been encouraged to remain in First-Class, a significant amount of the First-Class Mail was anyhow volume. The resulting leakage is very difficu...
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