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August 26th, 2005   #11
Sooners1
 
 
Sears Portrait studios give a 20% discount, pendin upon the person workin, you may or may not have to show a form of ID. it is good for disabled Vets too.
 
September 25th, 2005   #12
BangorRamsJROTC
 
 
When I visited Ft Drum NY the PX was selling a book with all the places in the US that had military discounts. From Hotels to car rentals the prices were based on your rank. Can you tell me if they still have this book for sale in the US?
I have been told the Bunny Ranch was giving a great discount for service personal returning form Iraq and Afghanistan. For both Canadian and US troops. Talking to a few of my Friends from the PPCLI they had the offer but NO JOY


Ruck and Soldier on
 
October 6th, 2005   #13
LMcGinnis
 

Spencers Gifts info


Spencers Gifts USA gives those with a military ID 15% off
 
October 7th, 2005   #14
rotc boy
 
 
they also donate 10% of your purchase to the US military

and spencers kicks ass...i got this lil wristband thingy that says "F*** u" there 8)


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October 18th, 2005   #15
tomtom22
 
 
Here is a site with discounts:

http://img.military.com/misc/DC/DealIndex.jsp


"It doesn't take a hero to order men into battle. It takes a hero to be one of those men who goes into battle." - Norman Schwarskopf, Commander of Desert Storm Operations
 
October 22nd, 2005   #16
AJChenMPH
 
 
It's not really a discount, but a reminder of a benefit to all new US active-duty service members -- reduction of all interest rates on pre-service debt to 6%. Great for credit cards, higher-interest school/home/car loans, etc.

Sample letter follows:

Quote:
Sample 6% Request Letter

Date __________
(Your name & address)
(Company's name & address)

Dear __________,

This is a letter requesting a reduction of the interest rate on my (account name & number), under the Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act (50 U.S.C. App. 526). As an active duty member of the uniformed services, I am entitled to maximum interest rate protection of 6% per annum on pre-service debt obligation. This interest rate protection applies during peacetime as well as time of war. There is no requirement of overseas service and the difference between the old rate and the 6% maximum is forgiven. Attached you will find a copy of my enlistment contract and/or orders to active duty.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Sincerely, RANK FNAME LNAME




Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, "Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?" And I said, "Here am I. Send me!" -- Isaiah 6:8
 
December 9th, 2005   #17
Duty Honor Country
 
 
I have been on 2 deployments. It was my understandind that the 6% interest rate only was availible for deployed soldiers. THat's the way ti was when I went to Iraq in 02-03.

Has the laws changed since then?


"The best form of taking care of troops is first-class training, for this saves unnecessary casualties." Erwin Rommel
 
December 9th, 2005   #18
systemlord
 
 

Burger King/Germany info


Every Burger King in Germany gives you 10% discount if you have a military ID card.


Bei strenger Pflicht, getreu und schlicht!

"Semper cojones"
 
December 9th, 2005   #19
AJChenMPH
 
 
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Originally Posted by Doody
I have been on 2 deployments. It was my understandind that the 6% interest rate only was availible for deployed soldiers. THat's the way ti was when I went to Iraq in 02-03.

Has the laws changed since then?
Good question. As far as I know, it applies to anyone on active duty -- again, it appears the key is that it only applies to pre-service debt.
 
January 20th, 2006   #20
Rob Henderson
 
 
Chic-Fil-A in US gives a 50% discount to all military personell...My dad got it and scammed em out of 2 sandwiches,2 fries and 2 drinks for like 4 bucks....for those who dont know, thats about how much a sandwich and a drink normally costs...Ur supposed to only need a military ID.