ANZ Optimum World Mastercard

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frequent business traveller? do u know the max rebate u can get per transaction is $30? that works out to $600.

i din see it and charged $4k to my card on a biz trip. in the end get $30 only. lol.

Thanks for heads-up!
I think I am alright since I don't usually stay in one location more than a week. Normally stay in hotel for 2-5 days ~$600 ish, then move to another place, another hotel (another bill), so I should be ok.

By the way, I applied again at IMM roadshow and they advised me to cancel the existing online application. BUt when I called to cancel, telephone service officer told me to wait 2 more days and said I will get approval very soon.

Anyway, for frequent traveller, any other card that you guys think can be interesting. I not interested in the airline miles card. Already PPS and a lot of miles expiry, don't know how to use also, so I don't need more.
 
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frequent business traveller? do u know the max rebate u can get per transaction is $30? that works out to $600.

i din see it and charged $4k to my card on a biz trip. in the end get $30 only. lol.

Do you know what kind of transactions fall under "travel"?
 
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Just sign up for this card.

Need to spend $388 during the 1st month in order to get $80 rebate.

Can top up image card using this card to accumulate my $388 spending :s11:
 

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Just sign up for this card.

Need to spend $388 during the 1st month in order to get $80 rebate.

Can top up image card using this card to accumulate my $388 spending :s11:
Thought it is spend $488 for $100? Anyway read the tnc for the answer https://sg.anz.com/apps/optimum/ANZ%20Optimum%20World%20MasterCard%20Credit%20Card%20Terms%20and%20Conditions.pdf
 

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Ask u all hor, i applied 1 card liao and sure gonna clock 500 cos i buying something... and i have another purchase 490 which fits nicely... if i apply 2 cards will have the offer twice?
 

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Read liao... i applied Card A yesterday to be used for a purchase of $500 so i will get the $100 cashback already... now i have another purchase of $490, if i were to apply for Card B will i still get the $100 again?

'new-to-bank' the meaning is first time contacting bank or first time after 6months... kinda blur
 

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Read liao... i applied Card A yesterday to be used for a purchase of $500 so i will get the $100 cashback already... now i have another purchase of $490, if i were to apply for Card B will i still get the $100 again?

'new-to-bank' the meaning is first time contacting bank or first time after 6months... kinda blur

Not sure, but think 'new to bank' means don't have any ANZ card in the last 6 months. You can call in to enquire if apply now for card B still consider new to bank.
 

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Read liao... i applied Card A yesterday to be used for a purchase of $500 so i will get the $100 cashback already... now i have another purchase of $490, if i were to apply for Card B will i still get the $100 again?

'new-to-bank' the meaning is first time contacting bank or first time after 6months... kinda blur

first time after 6mth is fine since ur record is so called wipe out

but ur card a today and card b tml, confirm wont be consider new to bank
 
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