Disney Movie Insiders/Rewards is offering
Marvel's Captain America: The Winter Soldier + Civil War (Blu-Ray)
in exchange for
400 Disney Movie Rewards Points.
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Available Option- Marvel's Captain America: The Winter Soldier + Marvel's Captain America: Civil War (Blu-Ray) 400 Disney Movie Insider Points
About the Product- Captain America: Civil War: The newly formed team of Avengers in their continued efforts to safeguard humanity. With results in collateral damage, political pressure, results in two camps one led by Steve Rogers and the other following Tony Stark's decision
- Captain America: The Winter Soldier: Two years after the events in New York, Captain America is adjusting to the modern world where S.H.I.E.L.D comes under attack. Captain America and the Black Widow enlist the help of a new ally, the Falcon and soon find themselves up against an unexpected and formidably enemy, the Winter Soldier
What is Disney Movie Insiders Points?- Disney Movie Insider Points are codes given w/ purchase of qualifying Disney products (ex; physical films/moves) and are use to redeem on your account for favorite products/items
- Buy Eligible Movie Tickets
- 100 points per standard movie ticket
- 150 points for select movie tickets
- Earn Points on Eligible Titles (Blu-Ray, DVDs, Digital Movies)
- 75+ points per DVD
- 100 points per SD
- 150+ points per Blu-Ray, HD & Multi-Screen Edition
- 200 points per 4K UHD & 4K Ultra HD
- Additional Program Activities & More
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F. Collecting Points
15. Any Points remaining in an Enrollee's Account which has remained inactive for a period of 365 consecutive days or more will be forfeited without compensation. Failure to earn Points as described in this Section F above or redeem Points for Rewards as described in Section G below constitutes inactivity for purposes of this condition.
Basically, any points activity in your account -- such as adding bonus codes like the one posted in the OP -- is sufficient to reset the countdown timer. Bonus codes are posted frequently enough that if you apply them to your account you won't need to worry about your points balance expiring.
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I still hate Disney for that. Like who is going to buy enough Disney products to have enough points to redeem that trip to Disney Land? You'd have to spend like 20k in a year on Disney movies.
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Basically, any points activity in your account -- such as adding bonus codes like the one posted in the OP -- is sufficient to reset the countdown timer. Bonus codes are posted frequently enough that if you apply them to your account you won't need to worry about your points balance expiring.
I still hate Disney for that. Like who is going to buy enough Disney products to have enough points to redeem that trip to Disney Land? You'd have to spend like 20k in a year on Disney movies.
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If you can be bothered to click a link once out of 12 e-mails per year you really aren't paying attention.
- Stupid question - how will these "come with 150 points" if these blue rays have no digital code?
I contacted them and they wouldn't re-instate anything. They just told me that points expire and they can't be put back after expiring. It was several years ago. I think I had about 14k points that expired. It was a lot that's all I know. Took years to accumulate that much.
Reasonably, they will have to expire/retire dormant accounts. Else they'll end up with tens of thousands of accounts where people haven't signed in within a decade. But 12 months seems a little short for me, especially since they give you zero warning when it happens. Ask me how I know!!
I contacted them and they wouldn't re-instate anything. They just told me that points expire and they can't be put back after expiring. It was several years ago. I think I had about 14k points that expired. It was a lot that's all I know. Took years to accumulate that much.
But you have time plenty to bitch on a deals forum to random internet people.
also, username doesn't check out.
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- Stupid question - how will these "come with 150 points" if these blue rays have no digital code?
Type DRAGON if you haven't for a free 25 points.