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wts2013

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Will we kena the fall below fee if our account is zero? Will the account go negative?
if your a/c is less than 12mths old, no fee, otherwise make sure u keep some money there for the fall below fee, at least $3, so u will be entitled for the incremental bonus next mth, once it goes -ve, no bonus in future hor, hahaha
 
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wow, good for u, then u can play for OCBC 3.25% next mth, this mth park in UOB, next mth move back u earn extra 1%, lucky u got salary, hahaha


Must get token from UOB to set up ocbc 360 as payee account first...find UOB very troublesome compared to OCBC...credit card so difficult to get and now funds transfer also....
 

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Must get token from UOB to set up ocbc 360 as payee account first...find UOB very troublesome compared to OCBC...credit card so difficult to get and now funds transfer also....

for uob, the max transfer is only 25k. the max transfer is 50k
 

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Must get token from UOB to set up ocbc 360 as payee account first...find UOB very troublesome compared to OCBC...credit card so difficult to get and now funds transfer also....

Thought OCBC also need token to set up payee. Prefer they so for security reason
 

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Must get token from UOB to set up ocbc 360 as payee account first...find UOB very troublesome compared to OCBC...credit card so difficult to get and now funds transfer also....

Adding payee always need token.

In terms of fund transfer, uob and scb are actually the fastest without the need to use one time pin via token or hp.
 

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So, OCBC, it is now the 6th, and your bonus interest not in yet? Trying to hold it back as long as possible? Is it because you realised that many people transferring extra to make it $60,000? Why? Master asked you not to give anything to customers? Must obey master?
 

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So, OCBC, it is now the 6th, and your bonus interest not in yet? Trying to hold it back as long as possible? Is it because you realised that many people transferring extra to make it $60,000? Why? Master asked you not to give anything to customers? Must obey master?

girl girl, pls read the tnc lah, it will be credited by the 7th working day lah, ms complain queen ah, hahaha

eh.. a tip for u, move your money to UOB or DBS, they credit bonus interest very much earlier, hahaha
 
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girl girl, pls read the tnc lah, it will be credited by the 7th working day lah, ms complain queen ah, hahaha

eh.. a tip for u, move your money to UOB or DBS, they credit bonus interest very much earlier, hahaha

So they don't like it if the 1st is on a Monday? This time it is Wed, so won't get until Thu? That means you miss some 10 days of interest. I think master likes that. One day master may want everything also.
 

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if my company pays me through cheque, means the 1.2% wont be applicable right. is there any work around for this? :(
 

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So, OCBC, it is now the 6th, and your bonus interest not in yet? Trying to hold it back as long as possible? Is it because you realised that many people transferring extra to make it $60,000? Why? Master asked you not to give anything to customers? Must obey master?
it has always been 7th working days.
so far... many have asked when the interest will be credited and many got the same answer.

and so far, OCBC on their part has abide by their own tnc of by 7th working days.

as for whether they should be crediting us on 1st or 2nd or any other days which you prefer, then it would be another issue. you/us/anyone who prefer other days can certainly feedback to OCBC. whether they will change is another question.

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So they don't like it if the 1st is on a Monday? This time it is Wed, so won't get until Thu? That means you miss some 10 days of interest. I think master likes that. One day master may want everything also.
yes... the so call master definitely can do that. and as customers we can choose to stay with them or find another financial entity who's master operates in a better sense for customers.

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Advice pls :
If I charge $600 on motor insurance to my FRANK card, does the spend qualify as Card Spend to get Card Spend bonus interest for my 360 account ? Also, does the spend qualify for min. card spend for Frank card to get 6% on other eligible spend ?

Similarly, what if I charge to the OCBC365 card instead ?

Lastly, for such 1-time insurance payment, what rebates are offered for Frank & 365 card ?
 
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Advice pls :
If I charge $600 on motor insurance to my FRANK card, does the spend qualify as Card Spend to get Card Spend bonus interest for my 360 account ? Also, does the spend qualify for min. card spend for Frank card to get 6% on other eligible spend ?

Similarly, what if I charge to the OCBC365 card instead ?

Lastly, for such 1-time insurance payment, what rebates are offered for Frank & 365 card ?

as long as charge over $500 you'll get card spend bonus
 
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