JCB card acceptance in Vancouver

Retailers that accept American Express should be able to take JCB cards as
well. Amex has a partnership with JCB and they take each other's numbers.
The retailer might not display a JCB logo or even know about the Amex
partnership but it does exist. Try contacting Amex to confirm this.

Clint
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Retailers that accept American Express should be able to take JCB cards as
well. Amex has a partnership with JCB and they take each other's numbers.
The retailer might not display a JCB logo or even know about the Amex
partnership but it does exist. Try contacting Amex to confirm this.

Clint
--
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http://www.FreeSpiritGallery.ca
Try our free eCards featuring Inuit & Northwest Native Art Masterpieces

Retailers that accept American Express should be able to take JCB cards as
well. Amex has a partnership with JCB and they take each other's numbers.
The retailer might not display a JCB logo or even know about the Amex
partnership but it does exist. Try contacting Amex to confirm this.

Clint
--
Free Spirit Gallery - Exquisite Inuit (Eskimo) & Native American Indian Art
http://www.FreeSpiritGallery.ca
Try our free eCards featuring Inuit & Northwest Native Art Masterpieces

"Clint" wrote in message .. .
Retailers that accept American Express should be able to take JCB cards as
well. Amex has a partnership with JCB and they take each other's numbers.
The retailer might not display a JCB logo or even know about the Amex
partnership but it does exist. Try contacting Amex to confirm this.

Clint

Just did a search online and Amex's site and found thier announcement
(http://home3.americanexpress.com/cor...jcb-launch.asp) I
was actually thinking about this too as both JCB and Amex cards start
with the number 3 and somehow they might be interchangable. Either
way, I guess I'll play it safe and get a Visa card too as it's
"Vancouver's best way to pay" according to tourism people the-P

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(Mel3k) wrote:


Just did a search online and Amex's site and found thier announcement
(http://home3.americanexpress.com/cor...jcb-launch.asp) I
was actually thinking about this too as both JCB and Amex cards start
with the number 3 and somehow they might be interchangable. Either
way, I guess I'll play it safe and get a Visa card too as it's
"Vancouver's best way to pay" according to tourism people the-P

I would say so. The smaller less-touristy establishments often don't
take AmEx.

In article ,
(Mel3k) wrote:


Just did a search online and Amex's site and found thier announcement
(http://home3.americanexpress.com/cor...jcb-launch.asp) I
was actually thinking about this too as both JCB and Amex cards start
with the number 3 and somehow they might be interchangable. Either
way, I guess I'll play it safe and get a Visa card too as it's
"Vancouver's best way to pay" according to tourism people the-P

I would say so. The smaller less-touristy establishments often don't
take AmEx.

In article ,
(Mel3k) wrote:


Just did a search online and Amex's site and found thier announcement
(http://home3.americanexpress.com/cor...jcb-launch.asp) I
was actually thinking about this too as both JCB and Amex cards start
with the number 3 and somehow they might be interchangable. Either
way, I guess I'll play it safe and get a Visa card too as it's
"Vancouver's best way to pay" according to tourism people the-P

I would say so. The smaller less-touristy establishments often don't
take AmEx.