"Credit card merchants offer varying rewards programs. This includes some merchants who do not offer any rewards programs, but instead offer lower rates."
All the major credit cards are widely accepted (Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Discover, etc). They have worldwide acceptance, as far as I know. However, application for a traditional credit card from the major issuers are a little difficult, I think, but you can always go for their debit/secured cards.
Almost all companies accept the Discover credit card. When you go to a place of business look for the little Discover symbol and you will know they accept it.
The Discover card has a cash back rewards program, but other than that, there is not really any difference between it and any other credit card, as they all have high interest rates.
maestro card is less accepted in some foreign countries while visa credin is widely accepted in all countries and all websites.But their functionality is same this is just like a single brand with different products
The Discover Card is a popular credit card that is accepted around the world. It is accepted in the following regions. They are North America, Europe, the Middle East, Central America, Eurasia, the South Pacific, South America, Asia, Caribbean, and Africa. Not all places accept discover card, so ask an employee before trying to purchase something.
Credit card machines will accept virtually all credit cards from major companies. These would include Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express.
"Credit card merchants offer varying rewards programs. This includes some merchants who do not offer any rewards programs, but instead offer lower rates."
All the major credit cards are widely accepted (Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Discover, etc). They have worldwide acceptance, as far as I know. However, application for a traditional credit card from the major issuers are a little difficult, I think, but you can always go for their debit/secured cards.
all of them
"With a Walmart Discover card, one can afford many things, and using the Walmart Discover card can also give you benefits, such as 1% back on all purchases, and more."
One may learn more about Discover card service from Discover Network. They have a very good FAQ that is meant to help consumers learn all about their card services.
The Discover card logo is just the companies name in all capitals, DISCOVER. The "O" in the companies is a star, more specifically it is the Sun in the Milky Way Galaxy.
Almost all companies accept the Discover credit card. When you go to a place of business look for the little Discover symbol and you will know they accept it.
The Discover card has a cash back rewards program, but other than that, there is not really any difference between it and any other credit card, as they all have high interest rates.
Yes, Ticketmaster does accept all Major Credit/Debit cards including Discover,
No. Merchants are within their rights to request identification when a credit or debit card is used. They also have the right of refusal. -------------------------- The above answer is only partially correct. Merchants do not have the right of refusal. Credit card companies do not prohibit merchants from requesting IDs, but most credit card companies require the merchant to process the transaction if the customer refuses to show an ID. Based on the comments from the credit card companies (below), it is arguably better to refuse to show your ID. Here are the relevant quotes from Visa and Mastercard. American Express and Discover have similar rules. "Although Visa rules do not preclude merchants from asking for cardholder ID, merchants cannot make an ID a condition of acceptance. Therefore, merchants cannot refuse to complete a transaction because a cardholder refuses to provide ID. Visa believes merchants should not ask for ID as part of their regular card acceptance procedures." "A merchant must not refuse to complete a MasterCard card transaction solely because a cardholder who has complied with the conditions for presentment of a card at the POI refuses to provide additional identification information." If you have trouble with a merchant, pick up your cell phone and dial the customer service number on the back of your credit card. Also, Visa, Mastercard and American Express all have pages on their web sites to report merchants who require an ID. Certain exceptions may apply, such as if the signature line on the credit card says "see ID."