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reddevil0728

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grandza said:
Hi all, if i have school fees that I intend to pay but it costs $5100, what is the best way to do it with GPMC since the wallet and daily transaction is maximum $5000? No axs option available. Thanks in advance
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Split into 2 payments?
 
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grandza said:
Hi all, if i have school fees that I intend to pay but it costs $5100, what is the best way to do it with GPMC since the wallet and daily transaction is maximum $5000? No axs option available. Thanks in advance
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To answer your question, you can topup other prepaid card (e.g. youtrip, revolut, bigpay) using GPMC at least 24hr prior to the payment. Split the payment between the other prepaid card and GPMC.

Since you will not get any grab points for school fees, you will only gain from the rebate from topping up Grab. So maybe can consider other payment options instead? E.g. DBS woman's world mastercard is running promotion of giving 5× points i.e. 2mpd for breaking the payment into installment, no fees for 6mth installment.
 
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twosix said:
Can you enter the amount? If so, then enter 3000 and pay first, for example, then make another payment for the rest.
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Not able to key in amount :/ the amount is generated alr, only have option to key in credit card details. Thanks for all the suggestions!
 
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I just went in to see the flashdeal. Nothing attractive at all. Is it I went too late and the good ones gone ?
 
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