Rewards Points Sample Clauses

Rewards Points. TD Rewards Points are earned for Purchases charged to the Account as follows:
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Rewards Points. Travel Purchase Redemptions When you redeem TD Rewards Points towards a Travel Purchase charged to your Account: 1) The dollar value of the redeemed TD Rewards Points is applied as a credit to the original amount of the Travel Purchase charged to your Account, leaving you with a net Travel Purchase amount, if any, that is charged to your Account (the “Net Amount”); and 2) You will earn TD Rewards Points only on the Net Amount. For more details, refer below to
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Rewards Points. Travel Purchase Redemptions When you redeem TD Rewards Points towards a Travel Purchase charged to your Account:
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Rewards Points. 2.2 The Outlet shall conduct and carry on its business to the highest possible standards and shall maintain and operate all aspects of the Outlet’s business conducted on and around the Outlet’s premises in an efficient business-like manner and comply with all statutory and legal requirements and regulations of local body or other authorities which may apply to the business including all and any consumer protection and Health and Safety legislation.
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Rewards Points. The Parties hereby acknowledge that on an annual basis (commencing on January 1, 2000), an amount equal to *** dollars ($***) of the amounts due pursuant to Section 4.1.1 above, shall be allocated by AOL hereunder as payment for the purchase of Reward Points by MP as provided pursuant to Section 1.5 hereof. During any given year, MP shall have the right to purchase Reward Points in excess of *** Dollars ($***) by paying cash therefor either upon request for such additional Reward Points or in accordance with AOL's billing procedures therefor (an "Excess Purchase"). In the event MP makes one or more Excess Purchases in any given calendar year, the payment (or if applicable, payments) due from MP immediately following such Excess Purchase shall be reduced by an amount equal to the amount paid by MP for such Excess Purchase.
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Rewards Points. You may review the Terms and Conditions of the uChoose® Rewards Points in a separate agreement document online at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx-xxxxxx-xxxxx/ CREDIT REVIEW AND RELEASE OF INFORMATION You authorize Orange Bank & Trust Company to investigate and evaluate Your Business and Personal credit standing when opening or reviewing Your Account and agree to immediately notify Us should there be any adverse change in Your credit or financial condition. You further agree that the information You provide to Us on Your application may be re-investigated or re-evaluated at any time. We may request updated credit bureau reports and may or may not ask You to provide annual financial statements, tax returns, or other credit- related information. You authorize Orange Bank & Trust Company to disclose information regarding Your Account to credit bureaus and creditors who inquire about Your standing.
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Rewards Points. This is a fully integrated agreement.
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Rewards Points. From the date you open your Account until your account is closed, you will receive 1 Reward Point (“Points”) for the MercRewards Card and 1.5 Points for the MercRewards+ Card for each dollar of net purchases charged to your account during each billing cycle that the account is open and current (account is not past due or overlimit) on the closing date for the billing cycle. The number of points that may accumulate in any monthly billing cycle for your account is unlimited. Points will expire in 60 months. "Net Purchases" for a statement period are determined by totaling all new Purchases charged to the account during the billing cycle, then subtracting credits posted to the account during the billing cycle for returned purchases and/or adjustments. If credits during a statement period exceed purchases, the credit balance will be carried over to the following billing cycles and offset against future purchases charged to the account for purposes of awarding points. We may round net purchases up or down to a whole dollar amount for purposes of determining and awarding points. Points are not earned for Advances (including wire transfers, traveler's checks, money orders, foreign cash transactions, betting transactions, lottery tickets and ATM disbursements), convenience checks, balance transfers, and fees, credit insurance charges, transactions to fund certain prepaid card products, U.S. Mint purchases, or transactions to purchase cash convertible items. We reserve the right to adjust or reverse the number of points that were awarded for unauthorized purchases. You may not redeem points, and you will immediately lose all of your points, if your account is closed to future transactions (including, but not limited to, due to program misuse, failure to pay, bankruptcy, or death). Points maybe eligible to transfer at the banks discretion. Points have no cash value. Please allow up to 60 days after a purchase for points on that Purchase to post to your points balance. Summary of MercRewards and MercRewards+ Rewards Program • With the MercRewards and MercRewards+ Card, you can earn points for purchases you make on your card. Secured credit cards are not eligible for rewards. • MercRewards cards will earn 1 point for each dollar of net purchases and MercRewards+ cards will earn 1.5 points for each dollar of net purchases. • Points can be redeemed through Mercantile Bank’s online banking at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx or by calling 0-000-000-0000. • Your points will expir...
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