ANZ Optimum World Mastercard

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Anyone signed up for the $138 ($88+50) cash rebate credit card promo? And only end up getting $30 instead of $50 for the second credit card even after spending $388 for both cards?
 

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Anyone signed up for the $138 ($88+50) cash rebate credit card promo? And only end up getting $30 instead of $50 for the second credit card even after spending $388 for both cards?

iirc... its all optimum$ rebate. must call in to use or redeem from their website and then wait....

wait how long? i dunno...
 

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iirc... its all optimum$ rebate. must call in to use or redeem from their website and then wait....

wait how long? i dunno...

Haha ya the wait seems very long!!

I applied for optimum world card n got my $88's worth of points already..
But my other card.. The platinum visa.. Only got back $30 rebate instead of $50 :(
 

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Anyone got any news of the GSS 10% promo? Almost 45days from 15 Jun...
 

IcYFl4mEz

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Anyone signed up for the $138 ($88+50) cash rebate credit card promo? And only end up getting $30 instead of $50 for the second credit card even after spending $388 for both cards?

thats what i heard from the CSO , $30. and also need to spend $200 on that seperate card itself :s22:
 

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Anyone know if paying phone bills at m1 online website can be counted as the 388 retail spend? How about guardian, watson is it under groceries?
 

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Anyone know if paying phone bills at m1 online website can be counted as the 388 retail spend? How about guardian, watson is it under groceries?

M1 probably considered retail. Guardian, watson are pharmacy not supermarkets
 

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anyway i just did a comparison with the travel card, also 1% rebate if you exclude those 5% rebate

anz card seems gd in this sense
 

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I made 3 separate transactions at 4 Fingers, Sakae Sushi and Subway. Called AZN recently and found out that all 3 transaction ineligible for 5% rebate under Dining & Leisure category. I wonder what is considered a restaurant, that Sakae Sushi can't qualify. Our whole concept of Dining and Restaurants is messed up by Merchant Category Codes. So disappointed!

Btw, I found out that there are different MCC for each category below:
Merchant (MCC)
Caterers (5811)
Eating Places/Restaurants (5812)
Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) (5813)
Fast Food Restaurants (5814)
oh. How about Sushi Tei?

Anyone tried paying for Sushi Tei bill with ANZ Optimum card? Do you get 5%?
 

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I made 3 separate transactions at 4 Fingers, Sakae Sushi and Subway. Called AZN recently and found out that all 3 transaction ineligible for 5% rebate under Dining & Leisure category. I wonder what is considered a restaurant, that Sakae Sushi can't qualify. Our whole concept of Dining and Restaurants is messed up by Merchant Category Codes. So disappointed!

Btw, I found out that there are different MCC for each category below:
Merchant (MCC)
Caterers (5811)
Eating Places/Restaurants (5812)
Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) (5813)
Fast Food Restaurants (5814)

not surprising at all...
Sakae sushi can be grouped under "Entertainment" in Credit Card A, then in Credit Card B grouped "Leisure", and then a different category in Credit Card C...
 
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