Honoring of Cards. Neither the Credit Union nor merchants authorized to honor the Card will be responsible for the failure or refusal to honor the Card or service. If a merchant agrees to give you a refund or adjustment, you agree to accept a credit to your account in lieu of a cash refund.
Honoring of Cards. 4.1 You undertake to accept each valid Card that is presented to You by the rightful Cardholder in payment of goods and/or services.
Honoring of Cards. (a) This Agreement governs Card acceptance for the purchase of ordinary lodging goods and services (and those services described in Section 4(g) hereof) at all Affiliate Member’s Establishments. Subject to 2(b) below, Affiliate Member’s Establishment(s) shall accept the Card when presented for payment; provided, however, Prepaid Cards (defined in Section 7(a) below) shall only be accepted for Charges that are “real time’ purchases that can be Authorized, as defined in Section 12 hereof, at the time of purchase. For clarity, Prepaid Cards shall not be accepted at registration/check-in for a lodging stay and for Charges made during the lodging stay and added to a folio. When a customer asks what payment methods are accepted, or when acceptable payment methods are listed, Affiliate Member and Establishments will mention/list the American Express Card. Except as expressly permitted by Applicable Law, you must not:
Honoring of Cards. The Merchant shall promptly and without discrimination honor all valid Cards within the appropriate categories of acceptance when properly presented as payment from Cardholders for the purchase of goods and/or services. The Merchant shall maintain a policy that shall not discriminate among customers seeking to make purchases through use of a valid Card. An unreadable magnetic stripe, in and of itself, does not deem a Card invalid. The Merchant shall not establish minimum or maximum sales transaction amounts as a condition for honoring a Card. The Merchant shall not impose any surcharge on sales transactions. Any purchase price advertised or otherwise disclosed by the Merchant must be the price available when payment is made with a Card. Any tax required to be collected by the Merchant must be included in the total transaction amount and not collected separately in cash. The Merchant shall validate all cards by ensuring the signature on the back of the Card matches the signature on the transaction receipt. The Merchant shall not accept any Card having two signatures on the signature panel located on the back of the Card. The Merchant shall not impose a requirement on Cardholders to provide any personal information, such as a (i) home or business telephone number, (ii) home or business address, (iii) driver's license number, (iv) photocopy of a driver's license or (v) photocopy of the Card, as a condition for honoring a Card unless such information is required (a) for mail order, telephone order, or electronic commerce transactions; (b) the transaction amount exceeds a pre-determined dollar limit set by FTB; or (c) the information is required by the Card issuer. Except for the specific circumstances cited above, the Merchant shall not refuse to complete a sales transaction solely because a Cardholder who has complied with all of the conditions for presentment of a Card at the point-of-sale refuses to provide such additional personal information. A Merchant must not refuse to complete an electronic commerce transaction solely because the Cardholder does not have a digital certificate or other secured protocol. The Merchant shall not require a Cardholder, as a condition for honoring a Card, to sign a statement that in any way states or implies that the Cardholder waives any rights to dispute the transaction with the Card issuer or otherwise.
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