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royalmix

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Capitastar points is better as it rewards in terms of points, not cash value .....

The "normal rate" is 5000 Capstar points = $5 voucher, but if you are Passion Card holder and registered with Capitastar as such, you can use 4500 pts to redeem $5 worth of e-voucher (max of 2 per month) ....

So for the Grab current sale, 2125 Grab pts = 5000 Capstar pts is already 15% off the "regular rate" of 2500 Grab == $5 .... and if are Passion member, 4500 Capstart pts to get $5 e-voucher, that's another 10% off the non-member rate ...... that is why I always for for Capstar pts .....

Whatever balance, just continue using at places that only accept SG-QR or Grab-QR, you can probably earn enough for another 5000 Capstar pts within a few months .....
Correct, best value for effort!

Today I tried to earn another 2k pts from the new challenge but failed to get "free" money! Bye bye, no last chance at grabpay card liao! No last capitastar voucher with my balance of 130pts! :ROFLMAO:
 

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Correct, best value for effort!

Today I tried to earn another 2k pts from the new challenge but failed to get "free" money! Bye bye, no last chance at grabpay card liao! No last capitastar voucher with my balance of 130pts! :ROFLMAO:
Try top-up Fraser FrX gift card using Grabpay if you have FrX .... current promo is top-up $150 to FrX gift card, gets $160 in value .... this one gives a few hundred Grab pts .....
 

reddevil0728

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I don’t think it makes sense to redeem something that you wouldn’t use just so that there isn’t any orphan points.

n not like grab is gone. There might still be chances u use it again n slowly accumulate to redeem something
 

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You can pay using GrabPay to PayNow if the PayNow is registered using company UEN, but will not work if it is a personal PayNow acct.... if unsure, just scan to check ....

If able to pay, you will be able to enter the amount you wanna pay .....

Note that using GrabPay to pay to a PayNow acct will not give you any Grab reward pts ....
 

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You can pay using GrabPay to PayNow if the PayNow is registered using company UEN, but will not work if it is a personal PayNow acct.... if unsure, just scan to check ....

If able to pay, you will be able to enter the amount you wanna pay .....

Note that using GrabPay to pay to a PayNow acct will not give you any Grab reward pts ....
but not all company UEN works too right. depends on the company.
 

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Some financial UENs are blocked by GrabPay. Likewise, no authoritative list of these blocked UENs exists.
OK, I am talking in terms of food stalls that use SG-QR PayNow .... never thought of financial UENs ......
 

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OK, I am talking in terms of food stalls that use SG-QR PayNow .... never thought of financial UENs ......
just scan all their qr code lor. then see for urself.

sometimes u want to eat 1 stall because u want to eat that stall not cause whether can scan or not right
 

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Saw the same purple paynow QR code. But grab say invalid qr.. But can be use at other store with same pay now QR code.

ended up I use bank pay now app.
 

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Saw the same purple paynow QR code. But grab say invalid qr.. But can be use at other store with same pay now QR code.

ended up I use bank pay now app.
how the qr looks like doesn't really matter. just scan to see can liao
 
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