DBS Woman's MasterCard

[aster1]

Are u an existing DBS card holder?

Yes, have been their CC (and regular banking) customer for a couple of years now.

 

[hclee01]

Yes, have been their CC (and regular banking) customer for a couple of years now.

If you applied through their Internet Banking, it will be approved instantly. Thereafter, you should be getting the card in your mailbox around 3 working days.

 

[nicholaslee]

Can anyone confirm that for 10X Rewards for Online Retail Purchases, able to use sup + main card for $4k limit?

 

[hwmook]

Can anyone confirm that for 10X Rewards for Online Retail Purchases, able to use sup + main card for $4k limit?

I doubt so, i have never seen any credit cards where the sub is independent of the main card. They should be sharing the same $2k limit.

 

[autumm]

please correct me if i am wrong, i thought if you fill up the application form from Pruaccess to switch your payment to DBS Altitude Visa, you still get to earn the miles? Is it necessary to pay manually via AXS to get the miles?

please advice, thanks.

Yes using the form to switch payment to Altitude Visa would net you miles. What they were concern is if they could use DBS womans card to get 10X points for online payments.

 

[leelmj]

is it confirmed that using pruaccess form to switch to Altitude Visa card will definitely net miles?

I am still deciding which card to switch to for all my premiums from Manhattan, now air tickets with taxes and surcharges can be paid via KF miles, it might be a good idea for me to switch to Altitude Visa..

 

[frustrateddude]

is it confirmed that using pruaccess form to switch to Altitude Visa card will definitely net miles?

I am still deciding which card to switch to for all my premiums from Manhattan, now air tickets with taxes and surcharges can be paid via KF miles, it might be a good idea for me to switch to Altitude Visa..

Signing this form at pruaccess(similar to ask for a GIRO form) should be as good as paying at the AXS ( I had signed this form online recently and premium to be deducted on 27 July)

btw- when your premium (prudential?) due?

 

[hclee01]

Signing this form at pruaccess(similar to ask for a GIRO form) should be as good as paying at the AXS ( I had signed this form online recently and premium to be deducted on 27 July)

btw- when your premium (prudential?) due?

Can we pay for Prudential Policy at AXS? I cannot seem to find the option previously.

 

[frustrateddude]

Can we pay for Prudential Policy at AXS? I cannot seem to find the option previously.

Prudential is out at AXS
a bit mixed up as someone was talking about paying GE at AXS!

 

[purpletoysmum]

Can we pay for Prudential Policy at AXS? I cannot seem to find the option previously.

I didn't see it at the machine the last time I looked but it is listed on the AXS website. You can either phone up AXS to ask or wait a week or two and try again at AXS (in case it is in the process of installation. GE was not on before but is now there so Prudential could be following......

 

[frustrateddude]

I didn't see it at the machine the last time I looked but it is listed on the AXS website. You can either phone up AXS to ask or wait a week or two and try again at AXS (in case it is in the process of installation. GE was not on before but is now there so Prudential could be following......

Prudential is listed at the "insurance" tab of the AXS - payable by nets only!

 

[leelmj]

Signing this form at pruaccess(similar to ask for a GIRO form) should be as good as paying at the AXS ( I had signed this form online recently and premium to be deducted on 27 July)

btw- when your premium (prudential?) due?

my next annual premium due in Sep, it more than $3.5k, initially thought i can top up to 4k and get $200 rebates from Manhattan, now gone case.

 

[frustrateddude]

my next annual premium due in Sep, it more than $3.5k, initially thought i can top up to 4k and get $200 rebates from Manhattan, now gone case.

As u hv not received the 3% letter notice, it will be ideal for u to call prudential to arrange "advance" payment using the manhattan card!
backup will be using Altitude if the above attempt fail somehow.

 

[leelmj]

i received the letter this week, cut off date is 13-Aug-13.

 

[frustrateddude]

i received the letter this week, cut off date is 13-Aug-13.

call prudential now (6pm hotline closes)

 

[leelmj]

will check with my agent, she is my sis

 

[zjjx1977]

As u hv not received the 3% letter notice, it will be ideal for u to call prudential to arrange "advance" payment using the manhattan card!
backup will be using Altitude if the above attempt fail somehow.

Insurance premium by manhattan got rebate meh?

 

[frustrateddude]

Insurance premium by manhattan got rebate meh?

Why not? That is why the 3% mailer is stopping the rebate w immediate effect (based on individual statement date)

You (and/or your supplementary cardholder(s)) will not earn CashBack on the following transactions: (a) any cash advance, (b) any fees and charges (including annual fees, late payment fees, interest charges, and or finances charges) charged to your Credit Card, (c) any balance or fund transfer, (d) any monthly instalment of an EasyPay transaction, (e) any amount charged to your Credit Card (and/or your supplementary Credit Card) that is subsequently cancelled, voided, refunded or reversed, (f) recurring payments or payments made to all billing organisations using Standard Chartered Online Banking, (g) AXS or ATM transactions made using the Credit Card, (h) amounts which have been rolled over from the preceding months’ statements, (i) tax refunds credited into your Credit Card account (and/or your supplementary Credit Card account), and (j) any other charge, fee, transaction or payment as we may stipulate from time to time.

 

[zjjx1977]

Why not? That is why the 3% mailer is stopping the rebate w immediate effect (based on individual statement date)

You (and/or your supplementary cardholder(s)) will not earn CashBack on the following transactions: (a) any cash advance, (b) any fees and charges (including annual fees, late payment fees, interest charges, and or finances charges) charged to your Credit Card, (c) any balance or fund transfer, (d) any monthly instalment of an EasyPay transaction, (e) any amount charged to your Credit Card (and/or your supplementary Credit Card) that is subsequently cancelled, voided, refunded or reversed, (f) recurring payments or payments made to all billing organisations using Standard Chartered Online Banking, (g) AXS or ATM transactions made using the Credit Card, (h) amounts which have been rolled over from the preceding months’ statements, (i) tax refunds credited into your Credit Card account (and/or your supplementary Credit Card account), and (j) any other charge, fee, transaction or payment as we may stipulate from time to time.

So now no more. Previouly can get, right?

 

[frustrateddude]

So now no more. Previouly can get, right?

Ya.
Now advising in other thread for those affected ( w prudential premium) to pay in "advance" before the effective date is implemented.

P.S: a point to highlight
for those w monthly premium, can use Bonussaver credit/debit card to do the deduction to get the rebates - But need to have 25k in account to take max advantage!!!
the uob one card can do just as well!