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memoriess

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DBS / POSB 20% rebate but capped at 10 bucks. Means you only earn back 2 bucks only? But how they give you rebate?
 

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The rebate is capped at $10.
Not $10 capped spending.
So you can work backwards what the called spending is.

DBS / POSB 20% rebate but capped at 10 bucks. Means you only earn back 2 bucks only? But how they give you rebate?
 

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Sorry for this noob question...

Is it true that as long as the merchant has a Visa Paywave reader, that same reader can accept Apple Pay?
 

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Sorry for this noob question...

Is it true that as long as the merchant has a Visa Paywave reader, that same reader can accept Apple Pay?
Yes, and for the moment, until more people are aware of Apple Pay, just say you want to pay by Paywave.
 

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So actually not just those companies listed in the Apple website can use right? Every shop that allows visa wave can use Apple Pay :s12::s12::s12:
theoretically, yes, anyone with contactless terminals should accept the payment.
 

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Got my card verified just a minute ago. Hell the whole process, including verifying, takes less than a minute. :s22:
 

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Just one concern with regards to Apple Pay with Apple Watch. Apple Pay on iPhone is certainly secure enough as it is via fingerprint authentication, in addition, you can also set a multiple alphanumeric passcode on the iPhone so when the phone is lost, it is unlikely that Apple Pay would be misused.


However, the Apple Watch is only secured by a 4 pin passcode, so chances of it being 'Hacked' into to use Apple Pay is much higher if you happen to lose your watch.
 
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