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Posted by leojbramble on 12-29-2000 02:37 AM:

I was very excited to receive my MCI packet with Gift Certificate today... but then I went to Amazon.com and was about to purchase about $30 worth of merchandise, when I suddenly became concerned that the remaining $120 would not necessarily be placed as a credit to my account. After all, the Certificate DOES indicate that entering the discount code gives you "UP TO $150 on your order..." so one could interpret that to mean that whatever you don't use on your initial order, you lose. I know others have gotten the credit, but is it possible Amazon got smart and stopped crediting the balance to the purchasers' accounts? I just don't know how to make sure the credit will be applied before I risk wasting the balance of the discount, so I was going to just purchase a full $150 worth of stuff and forget about trying to combine the additional $100 off Amazon promotional offer...any suggestions?


Posted by BEN on 12-29-2000 04:58 PM:

Well, I called up MCI last night, and switched my phone service to them (actually from residential to business, it used to be MCI, and still is, but they gave me the certificate anyways), and the 150 dollar cupon is in the mail. My only problem is that the cupon is going to arrive after the amazon 50 dollar off deal is over, so I developed another plan. Because I have two residences, I'm going to switch the phone bill for the other residence to MCI, and get a seconde certificate, which will give me 300 dollars off to amazon. From there I"m going to buy myself an eyemodule for my new prism, and suffer the cost of 300 for the prism, could be worse I guess.
BEN


Posted by Bret Snyder on 12-29-2000 06:12 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by BEN
Well, I called up MCI last night, and switched my phone service to them (actually from residential to business, it used to be MCI, and still is, but they gave me the certificate anyways), and the 150 dollar cupon is in the mail. My only problem is that the cupon is going to arrive after the amazon 50 dollar off deal is over, so I developed another plan. Because I have two residences, I'm going to switch the phone bill for the other residence to MCI, and get a seconde certificate, which will give me 300 dollars off to amazon. From there I"m going to buy myself an eyemodule for my new prism, and suffer the cost of 300 for the prism, could be worse I guess.
BEN



Ben,

Didn't I read in another post that you were only 16 or so?

Not to pry, but did you switch your parents lines or your own seperate lines? ( I want to find out if my daughter has the same ability).

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Posted by Felipe on 12-29-2000 11:33 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Bret Snyder
quote:
Originally posted by BEN
Well, I called up MCI last night, and switched my phone service to them (actually from residential to business, it used to be MCI, and still is, but they gave me the certificate anyways), and the 150 dollar cupon is in the mail. My only problem is that the cupon is going to arrive after the amazon 50 dollar off deal is over, so I developed another plan. Because I have two residences, I'm going to switch the phone bill for the other residence to MCI, and get a seconde certificate, which will give me 300 dollars off to amazon. From there I"m going to buy myself an eyemodule for my new prism, and suffer the cost of 300 for the prism, could be worse I guess.
BEN



Ben,

Didn't I read in another post that you were only 16 or so?



Not to pry, but did you switch your parents lines or your own seperate lines? ( I want to find out if my daughter has the same ability).



They ask you are you over 18 and that you have the right to make this change. They then transfer you to a third party who asks you more question.

My quess you can lie through the whole process.

How could they tell until they get an irate phone call?

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Posted by BEN on 12-30-2000 05:14 AM:

Bret,
Yes I am only 16 (soon to be 17 ). All I did was call MCI (with permission from my father), and had them switch the phones over. After that they did send me to some third party verification company, but it was easy to get by them. All they asked was my birthday, easy for me to give my fathers.

So to answer you're question, if you're daughter knows when you were born, then she can change the lines.

BEN


Posted by haner on 12-31-2000 06:26 PM:

well, if you still want a iiixe for $150. you better order today. the coupon expires in about 12 hours, give or take a little. scroll up about and find my post for more details.


Posted by leojbramble on 01-05-2001 01:08 AM:

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quote:
Originally posted by leojbramble
... the Certificate DOES indicate that entering the discount code gives you "UP TO $150 on your order..." so one could interpret that to mean that whatever you don't use on your initial order, you lose...


I don't know whether ordering LESS than $150 worth of stuff means Amazon will automatically credit the balance of the $150 certificate to your account, but when I ended up actually ordering MORE than $150 worth and later ended up having to cancel the order only a few minutes later so I could change the items I'd selected, Amazon credited the $150 to my account (rather than just deleting the certificate's record entirely). So I guess all you'd really have to do to get the $150 on credit is to deliberately place an order of $150 or more, and then cancel it. Don't even need to bother with ordering a cheap item... Their system is smart enough, though to know that the credit is from a promotional certificate, so there may be restrictions on combining it with another offer.

The above-referenced 'additional $25/$50-off electronics' promo of course ended 12/31, but another may come around...

p.s. as it turns out, I ended up buying $150 worth of BOOKS! I hotsync daily, so the backup seemed a waste, and I don't have any really huge apps, so the 8 Meg module wasn't all that enticing...


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