Credit Card Payment Options

nicholaslee

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i wish AXS can go online.. then payments via E-NETS.. it will be perfect! cause i don't have cheques to send..
 

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Amex can pay by
1. Cheque
2. At the Amex counters at Orchard Rd infront of Tangs & Airport T2 (just bring your bill)
 

takeshi_lum

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Amex can pay by
1. Cheque
2. At the Amex counters at Orchard Rd infront of Tangs & Airport T2 (just bring your bill)

thanks! updated it as over the counter payments with the address.

and you can pay Amex bill by DBS credit card thru DBS internet banking

this part is in the internet payment sections, account holders of the banks stated there can use their ibanking to pay for their bills.
 

genie47

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Another piece of information anyone using a credit or charge card is the maximum number of "interest free days".

See this website for an explanation of this "interest free days". Remember, most of the credit cards give you "up to xx days interest free". Nice language useage here. It can be 13 days depending on when is your purchase with the card. Don't bring disaster on yourself.

http://www.creditcardfinder.com.au/what-does-55-days-interest-free-really-mean.html
 

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1. UOB can pay at SAM & at Post Offices.
2. Diners can pay at their Diners Cub Office along Beach Rd.
3. CitiBank can not pay at Bank Counter anymore, they discontinued.
 

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i just realised that using the Fairpriceplus to pay, you need to select current account instead of savings account (same for drawing from UOB ATM)
 
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