*Certain terms, conditions and exclusions apply. For more information, please refer to your benefits guide or contact your issuing financial institution. ↩
1. Offer expires 09/30/2024. New customers who pay for their first annual McAfee Total Protection for Mastercard subscription using an eligible Canada-issued Mastercard credit card will receive a special introductory price on a 13-month subscription term. Customers will also receive 13 months of McAfee TechMate at no additional cost. Limit one offer per cardholder. Unless you cancel your initial 13-month subscription at least 30 days before it expires, you will be charged the renewal subscription price in effect at the time of your renewal, and it will renew automatically for a 12-month term. You can cancel at any time or change your auto-renewal settings by accessing your My Account page. Pricing is subject to change. Mastercard reserves the right to modify or cancel this offer at any time without notice. You may request a refund by contacting McAfee customer support within 30 days of initial purchase or within 60 days of automatic renewal. Neither Mastercard nor any participating financial institution card issuer has any involvement in or responsibility for McAfee’s products or services and are not responsible for any claims or damages arising from the use of the McAfee products and services. Additional terms and conditions apply. Not all features may be available on all devices. For full terms and conditions, visit mcafee.com/mastercard-en-ca. ↩
2. Get emergency assistance virtually anytime, anywhere and in any language. Mastercard Global Service helps you with reporting a lost or stolen card, obtaining an emergency card replacement or cash advance, finding an ATM location and answering questions on your account. For more information, please visit: https://sea.mastercard.com/en-region-sea/consumers/get-support/global-services.html ↩
3. Zero Liability does not apply to Mastercard cards issued to an entity other than a natural person; primarily for business, commercial or agricultural purposes; until such time as that person’s identity is registered by or on behalf of the issuer in connection with the issuance and/or use of such card, which registration may include appropriate customer identification program requirements; outside of Canada. ↩
4. Mastercard cardholders will receive up to 7% off when booking accommodations marked with the Mastercard label and prepaying for such accommodations using an eligible Canada-issued consumer or small business Mastercard credit card, excluding any such cards that are used through a mobile wallet solution (e.g. Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc.), at booking.com/mastercardCanada.
Offer Period: April 1, 2024 – September 30, 2025, subject to early termination. Mastercard reserves the right to modify or cancel this offer at any time without notice. Neither Mastercard nor any participating financial institution card issuer has any involvement in or responsibility for Booking.com products or services and are not responsible for any claims or damages arising from the use of the Booking.com products or services.
Eligibility: This offer is available to Canadian residents who are holders of consumer credit and small business Mastercard credit cards issued in Canada.
Exclusions: Reservations booked but not prepaid are excluded from the promotion. Must select “Pay now” on the checkout page to receive the offer.
Additional Terms and Conditions: To receive the discount, bookings must be prepaid at the checkout and made exclusively through booking.com/mastercardCanada. The discount is applicable only to prepaid bookings when the option “Pay Now” is selected at the checkout. The discount will be applied automatically at the time of checkout and discount will vary depending on the property and dates selected. The discount applies to the accommodation cost only and does not include any additional fees or taxes. Booking.com reserves the right to modify or terminate this offer at any time without prior notice. All bookings are subject to availability and Booking.com’s terms and conditions. ↩
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