The rebate rate is really good. $50 or 4000 miles, which would u prefer?
Miles collector would tell you 4000 miles without hesitation. If possible, they will pay you $50 for 4000 miles.
Miles collector would tell you 4000 miles without hesitation. If possible, they will pay you $50 for 4000 miles.
I really doubt UOB will kill it's other rewards to let this go through successfully. $50 cash for 2000 points!? The usual $50 vouchers will cost atleast 3000 points and with many terms and conditions.
Found the below in the T&Cs:
"The combined awarding of 10 UNI$ for every S$5 spent on Overseas Spend and Petrol Spend is subject to a cap of 4,000 UNI$, which is equivalent to S$100, per statement period. The 10 UNI$ consists of the basic 1 UNI$ earned plus an additional of 9 bonus UNI$. The bonus UNI$ will be credited to qualified principal Cardmembers in the following statement period. UOB will not be liable for any late transaction postings affecting any Cardmember’s eligibility to qualify for the bonus UNI$."
Is the statement in bold correct? Unless I'm interpreting it wrong.
also test test apply for the redemptionapplied on sunday, received today
I too just went to "test" redemption..
Sorry guys, i already spent on this card so if my redemption go through also cannot prove whether redemption can go through without spending. Somebody else who is not using the card pls test for us to know.
Today I received call from UOB to promote this card. It sounds quite good and I accept the offer. The promoter do tell me that I can only use UNI$ earned on the UOB Signature card to redeem rebates.
So cap spending of $2000 per month, and earn 10X UNI$ per $5 overseas. Better than PRVI miles 6.25 UNI$ for every S$5 spent overseas ratio.
Any catch?
Today I received call from UOB to promote this card. It sounds quite good and I accept the offer. The promoter do tell me that I can only use UNI$ earned on the UOB Signature card to redeem rebates.
So cap spending of $2000 per month, and earn 10X UNI$ per $5 overseas. Better than PRVI miles 6.25 UNI$ for every S$5 spent overseas ratio.
Any catch?
The catch is that you need overseas spending of at least $1000 to get the 10x UNI$ for overseas transactions. And minimum overall spend of $1000 (foreign or local) to get 10x UNI$ for the petrol. That's my undertanding of the T&Cs.
If your spending straddles close to the end of one billing cycle and the beginning of the next, you have to be careful of the posted date of the transactions. For overseas spending, the date that is posted may be a few days after the actual transaction date. And that may lead to you losing your 10x UNI$.
The catch is that you need overseas spending of at least $1000 to get the 10x UNI$ for overseas transactions. And minimum overall spend of $1000 (foreign or local) to get 10x UNI$ for the petrol. That's my undertanding of the T&Cs.
If your spending straddles close to the end of one billing cycle and the beginning of the next, you have to be careful of the posted date of the transactions. For overseas spending, the date that is posted may be a few days after the actual transaction date. And that may lead to you losing your 10x UNI$.
You need to spend at least $1000 in a month to get the full 10x.
If your spending straddles close to the end of one billing cycle and the beginning of the next, you have to be careful of the posted date of the transactions. For overseas spending, the date that is posted may be a few days after the actual transaction date. And that may lead to you losing your 10x UNI$.