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Tyrhung

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I read somewhere before that otp was only supported by merchant website that utilizes 3-D authentication protocols. Hence it is not a useful indicator. It can only justify transactions without physical card presence. You can have otp process but not considered as eligible online transaction if they handle it offline. You can also have online transaction without OTP entry and considered eligible online transactions.
 

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Btw there is a bug on the dbs rewards webpage points details table, the column for the Points expiring in dec 2017 is missing. The total points column is still there and correct though.

The last 3 days, my 1x point for any transactions posted (online flight/hotel booking) not rewarded
 

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Sad to see it go if it's true. Doubt there's much usage of it now, especially with the short expiry date as well.
 

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Are the visits to True Fitness Centres easy to get, say going after work, usually any of the 5 slots left?
 

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I tried top up 5 SGD 3 days ago and yes , i got 1x point , maybe you can try yourself with small amount and then inform here to reconfirm

Just got this card and not quite sure of the conversion rate. May I ask how much cash rebate does this equate to? Spend $5 for 1x point?
 

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Just got this card and not quite sure of the conversion rate. May I ask how much cash rebate does this equate to? Spend $5 for 1x point?


for online spent

$5/5 × 10 = 10pts for every $5 Spent

this is a point card not a cash rebate card

if u really need to have a sense. Take $10 ntuc voucher that u can change is slight less than 3% haha

690points for $10

690 = 69×5 = $345 spent

$10/345 = 2.9%
 
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for online spent

$5/5 × 10 = 10pts for every $5 Spent

this is a point card not a cash rebate card

if u really need to have a sense. Take $10 ntuc voucher that u can change is slight less than 3% haha

690points for $10

690 = 69×5 = $345 spent

$10/345 = 2.9%

Thanks! So charging anything that is not online here will be getting too little points...

will just be meeting the $500 first month spend (for welcome bonus) and keep this card in cold storage :s13:
 

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U need to book at least a day in advance and not all TF outlets are eligible for free visit. Check the T&C for the list of eligible outlets.

Are the visits to True Fitness Centres easy to get, say going after work, usually any of the 5 slots left?
 

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Thanks! So charging anything that is not online here will be getting too little points...

will just be meeting the $500 first month spend (for welcome bonus) and keep this card in cold storage :s13:

haha...yes!

but this is not how the card should be used.. if used it correctly, this card is very powerful
 

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Thanks! So charging anything that is not online here will be getting too little points...

will just be meeting the $500 first month spend (for welcome bonus) and keep this card in cold storage :s13:

Seems u dont get the point of collecting credit card point...hmmmmm
 

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this card was in cold storage, until citi rewards pulled a fast one..

now split between two.
 
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