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next month i am traveling to a country that does not take discover but they take dinersclub, since discover owns diners club network will my card work using the dinersclub network, the back of the discover card has the dinersclub logo.
@Skye12329 wrote:
Thats actually a very good question, do you know for sure the country doesnt take Discover or is that what Discover is to them? Like can people apply for Discover or if they do is it Diners Club. If that makes sense, because i wonder if your Discover will just be considered Diners Club.
in that country people don't know what discover is, they don't take discover they don't issue discover cards but dinerclud is accepted everywhere. if dinersclub is running overthere i guest is for discover card holders who travel there because the dinerclub card is now using the mc network. i been there a few times but back then i did not have a discover card
@carlosjgg wrote:next month i am traveling to a country that does not take discover but they take dinersclub, since discover owns diners club network will my card work using the dinersclub network, the back of the discover card has the dinersclub logo.
It appears that you should be able to use your Discover card anywhere you see the Diner's Club International signage, but you might want to check Discover's site just to verify:
https://www.discover.com/credit-cards/help-center/faqs/international.html
Diners club that uses mc network were there before discover purchase. There good but back to question. If you see diners club signage. Then your discover is good to good. You already know that discover it now places diners club emblem on card. As to eliminate confusion.
@SunriseEarth wrote:
@carlosjgg wrote:next month i am traveling to a country that does not take discover but they take dinersclub, since discover owns diners club network will my card work using the dinersclub network, the back of the discover card has the dinersclub logo.
It appears that you should be able to use your Discover card anywhere you see the Diner's Club International signage, but you might want to check Discover's site just to verify:
https://www.discover.com/credit-cards/help-center/faqs/international.html
Actually, Discover's world map is not exhaustive.
I recently inquired via SM about Discover being honored in India through the Diner's Club network. The rep came back and said yes it could be used. However they advised me to carry more than one method of payment just in case. Good thing is there's no FTF. The map doesn't show India being under the Discover network.
I wonder if the category bonuses are awarded as well.
@taxi818 wrote:Diners club that uses mc network were there before discover purchase. There good but back to question. If you see diners club signage. Then your discover is good to good. You already know that discover it now places diners club emblem on card. As to eliminate confusion.
There are two types of Diners Club,
* Diners Club US
Basically a MasterCard. Used to be issued by Citi, now issued by BMO.
* Diners Club International
This is the one purchased by Discover.
As for acceptance, if a store says they accept Diners Club International then Discover card can be used. Be aware that some stores are using older terminal (before Discover purchase), and these terminals don't know how to accept Discover card.
When I travel internationally, I never have any luck using my Discover card regardless if a merchant accepts Diners Club or not. When I first got my Discover card, I was excited about the no foreign transaction fee option.
However, once I began attempting to utilize the card internationally, I was quickly dissapointed. I now either use my Citi (no foreign transaction fee) or AMEX (2.7% foreign exchange fee).
I was told by Discover that it is accepted where Diner's is accepted as well (overseas). Nothing was said to me about taking an alternate card, but that's just common sense. When I go to Paris next month I intend to take my Discover, Amex, and a Visa. I will make note of any place in France that says it accepts Diner's but does not accept my Discover and will notify Discover of the denial.
@randeman wrote:I was told by Discover that it is accepted where Diner's is accepted as well (overseas). Nothing was said to me about taking an alternate card, but that's just common sense. When I go to Paris next month I intend to take my Discover, Amex, and a Visa. I will make note of any place in France that says it accepts Diner's but does not accept my Discover and will notify Discover of the denial.
Just say you got a diners club it should work. But always have backup. As you are doing.