coyote
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smart right
hehehehehe
That's not how banks make money from credit cards.
smart right
hehehehehe
Actually no.You
Lol. You think the merchant is absorbing the cost or passing it to consumers? The selling price already buffer all the necessary cost. Except for some establishments, they charge a % for credit card payments.
You think Paynow has no platform fee?
*yawn*
Did you try calling in to speak to a CSO? DBS is very easy to get a waiver, just avoid digibot or automated phone banking.i spent almost everything using everyday card from mrt to grocery.... i never missed a payment and i have perfect credit standing.
every year i spent at least more than 10k via it and still dbs refuse to waive annual fees.
well.....
charges shos muchs stills wants tos charges annuals fees
Check the terms bro... some cards need a lot more than 10k for autowaiver. Started trimming down the cards to concentrate spending on only a couple.i spent almost everything using everyday card from mrt to grocery.... i never missed a payment and i have perfect credit standing.
every year i spent at least more than 10k via it and still dbs refuse to waive annual fees.
well.....
the bank no dare one, they see my assets they open doors wide wide invite me in from 2km awayOk just informed them no more such waiver
and they give me cashback and interest, OMG ah gui is so smarterestAnd you earn points Ah Gui - you are smarterer than you think you are!

song boLate charges usually they will waive or not? This month I missed the payment due date for about 5 days nia...knn they now charged me $100 late fees. Sent in my request for waiver, 2 days liao still no news from them...