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highsulphur

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it actually says "credit card points" instead of "cashback"... although UOB One doesn't give points.

idk what are they cooking up their sleeves.
They didn't remove uob one from the list of cash rebate cards
 

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They didn't remove uob one from the list of cash rebate cards

They used to mentioned that UOB One is not eligible from 1st Aug but this portion is now gone. Seem like they have cooked something. Anybody going to test the system?
 

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I think UOB One had a major impact on ipaymy. I am 1 of those who stopped using ipaymy (via UOB One) to pay my taxes........hahaha
It's still shown on the UOB One website as being excluded, so I won't bother testing it.

Recently they did changed their way of posting the transactions... so, maybe they found a workaround. But I don't want to risk it, unless UOB explicitly removes the exclusion.
 

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The moment I login to delete my recurring payment, I received email from iPayMy to ask if I needed further help.

The next time I login to ensure that no deduction was carried out, got another email to ask if I needed assistance.

Pretty "on-the-ball" recently .....
 

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I think UOB One had a major impact on ipaymy. I am 1 of those who stopped using ipaymy (via UOB One) to pay my taxes........hahaha
same here 2, i basically stopped charging to UOB one and moved out all the funds in UOB one account. and of course i dropped ipaymy completely

One exclusion, killed 3 products
 

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same here 2, i basically stopped charging to UOB one and moved out all the funds in UOB one account. and of course i dropped ipaymy completely

One exclusion, killed 3 products
It could be UOB unilaterally removed the eligibility of iPayMy, and iPayMy is still not aware?
 

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It could be UOB unilaterally removed the eligibility of iPayMy, and iPayMy is still not aware?
they are else wont update the eligible uob cc to be valid till 1st aug.

Even if they dont remove, the 3.33% rebate doesnt make sense now with the 1.8% fees, one can nett higher 1.7% using UOB absolute cashback with grab. UOB and ipay work best with 5% rebate
 

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they are else wont update the eligible uob cc to be valid till 1st aug.

Even if they dont remove, the 3.33% rebate doesnt make sense now with the 1.8% fees, one can nett higher 1.7% using UOB absolute cashback with grab. UOB and ipay work best with 5% rebate
The 3.33 still make sense for some especially after the 30k limit on grab is hit
 

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It could be UOB unilaterally removed the eligibility of iPayMy, and iPayMy is still not aware?
Quite sure that iPayMy knows UOB excluded it.

I suspect iPayMy is trying to unilaterally workaround UOB's exclusion criteria by changing ipaymy's posting description.
However, as long as UOB's official stance remains that iPayMy is excluded, it can always do a silent update to its exclusion criteria and catch up with ipaymy's new description.
I personally wouldn't risk it given that UOB One cash rebate counts in 3 months block and you won't be in a position to refute UOB if it does deny you the cash rebate due to ipaymy.
 
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