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I bought it at woodgrove brand. The auntie very friendly.

And one thing I just realized. If u got drive can also buy parking coupon n pay using this credit card. N got the rebate. I ask the auntie can use cc or not. She say no problem.

Hi, do you mean branch?

I reckon we could also use the vouchers to buy parking coupons?
 
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I bought it at woodgrove brand. The auntie very friendly.

And one thing I just realized. If u got drive can also buy parking coupon n pay using this credit card. N got the rebate. I ask the auntie can use cc or not. She say no problem.

Nowsaday, all Ntuc outlets still sell carpark coupons?
 

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Just bought $600 worth of vouchers at ntuc and cold storage. No problem at ntuc (btw I bought at a regular store in Hougang, no need to go xtra or finest), but cold storage was out of the $10 vouchers, and after me they're out of the $20 vouchers too.

At both stores I asked if there were many people buying these few days. Ntuc cashier said yes and attributed it to Cny, while cold storage cashier also said yes and that the $10 vouchers were flying off the shelf this morning.
Both vouchers are valid for 1 year.
 

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Just bought $600 worth of vouchers at ntuc and cold storage. No problem at ntuc (btw I bought at a regular store in Hougang, no need to go xtra or finest), but cold storage was out of the $10 vouchers, and after me they're out of the $20 vouchers too.

At both stores I asked if there were many people buying these few days. Ntuc cashier said yes and attributed it to Cny, while cold storage cashier also said yes and that the $10 vouchers were flying off the shelf this morning.
Both vouchers are valid for 1 year.

My CS vouchers valid for 6mths only.
 

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For those buying Cold Storage vouchers, instead of using F&F, why not use your Citibank card?

Current promo is $15 voucher for $150 spend, + 2% CitiRebate.

You also continue to accumulate your points or rebates. That all adds up to more than 10%.
 

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Tiong bahru NTUC auntie told my wife today sell vouchers can already... LOL
 

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For those buying Cold Storage vouchers, instead of using F&F, why not use your Citibank card?

Current promo is $15 voucher for $150 spend, + 2% CitiRebate.

You also continue to accumulate your points or rebates. That all adds up to more than 10%.

I thought about it before using F&F but not sure if it's limited to max $15....
 

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For those buying Cold Storage vouchers, instead of using F&F, why not use your Citibank card?

Current promo is $15 voucher for $150 spend, + 2% CitiRebate.

You also continue to accumulate your points or rebates. That all adds up to more than 10%.

I didn't see the citibank promo. Then again, it wouldn't have made a difference because it's "Valid from 6 to 19 January 2012, while stocks last."
 

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All you experienced bros, if I made purchases from Ntuc today on 22 Jan, would it still be in time to reflect on our statement as 22nd?
 

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All you experienced bros, if I made purchases from Ntuc today on 22 Jan, would it still be in time to reflect on our statement as 22nd?
same. i plan to go buy the vouchers also. can someone clarify?
 
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