radioshack
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if i received the additional 30 cashback for mobile wallet before..will i get another 30 if i use this card for mobile wallet again?
if i received the additional 30 cashback for mobile wallet before..will i get another 30 if i use this card for mobile wallet again?
Received a call to send me this cc. I will keep it to use for offline purchases which doesn't qualify for any cashback. Also for some online purchases which are not qualify as online merchant.
3.5% total, if i'm not wrong. good only if you can charge company expenses to it.
I think its just 0.8% for S$ cross border, only foreign currency 3.5% total.That is just outrageous.
Even cross-border S$ transactions are subject to Standard Chartered's 2.5% fee. That plus 0.8% charged by Visa/MasterCard.
Many other banks charge only the 0.8% Visa/MasterCard fee, and nothing more.
3.5% total, if i'm not wrong. good only if you can charge company expenses to it.
That's odd, the product sheet only mentions up to 2.5%. https://www.citibank.com.sg/global_docs/pdf/CB_Rewards_Info.pdfI'm charged 3.5% on my Citi Rewards card. aiyah all around the same one la.
I think its just 0.8% for S$ cross border, only foreign currency 3.5% total.
https://www.sc.com/sg/credit-cards/notification-updates.html
Just received this card this morning ...... when I am alread back from my overseas trip yesterday. Will use the card in June then.
just recv, apply for free $20 ..use for overseas also not bad, 3% cashback + 1.5%, net off e overseas fee still save abit
just recv, apply for free $20 ..use for overseas also not bad, 3% cashback + 1.5%, net off e overseas fee still save abit
For overseas I will utilise CIMB 10% cashback first.
That's the CIMB visa signature for f&b 10%, or the CIMB platinum MasterCard for travel related 10% rebate.
The thing is those two cards' 10% rebate sounds better than it really is. There is a $60 rebate cap per month and you must spend $2,000 during that month to get that 10% on the relevant category. Otherwise it's 0.2% cashback on all purchases.
That means if you max it out to $2,000 exactly, of which $600 is in the 10% category, you only get $62.80 cashback for $2,000 spend which is a 3.14% cashback. It's not shabby, especially since they waive 1.4% admin fee on foreign currency spend, but it's not as spectacular as the 10% rate would suggest.
Uh. Not $2000 lah. should be min $500 which makes up of min 8x$30