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joesph

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They keep saying is ok, but my experience till now always fail ... sigh...
recently I checked with united square cold storage, they say now can, but the barcode can only verify upon purchase, but I bought things with my health promotion board $5 e-voucher

$5 dairy farm voucher from Samsung pay

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myhyip4me

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recently I checked with united square cold storage, they say now can, but the barcode can only verify upon purchase, but I bought things with my health promotion board $5 e-voucher

$5 dairy farm voucher from Samsung pay

Sent from Samsung SM-G950F using GAGT

You mean they are able to scan the $5 daily farm voucher from your samsung pay app?

I have yet to try the HPB e-Voucher.....
 

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since two days, scratch for 20 points. why I no notification of this?

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Hi,

Do you guys ever encounter situations where you try to use MST, but the cashier said must insert card first then they can key in the amount. In the end, cannot use. It's happened to me twice at different places now. How to counter this?

Second question - I see on reddit that in other countries they can use samsung pay points to exchange for samsung products like gear watch, wireless charger, etc. Do we have that in Singapore? I'm new to Samsung, only used it for a few months so far.
 

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If the terminal retailer is using, activates only during the slot in process, you can well go ahead to use MST and the terminal will automatically register the information and prompt for amount to be keyed in.

In singapore, we using Samsung rewards which is different from other countries. The reward point system is based on how many transaction you make per month and that it brings you from tier to tier. You can launch Samsung pay app and refer to the existing promo..

Hi,

Do you guys ever encounter situations where you try to use MST, but the cashier said must insert card first then they can key in the amount. In the end, cannot use. It's happened to me twice at different places now. How to counter this?

Second question - I see on reddit that in other countries they can use samsung pay points to exchange for samsung products like gear watch, wireless charger, etc. Do we have that in Singapore? I'm new to Samsung, only used it for a few months so far.
 

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anyone uses samsung pay at M1-Nex before?
Strange the sales guy keep insisting his terminal cannot even though I tried to tell him shouldnt be problem, in the end still refuse to let me try!$#@
 

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anyone uses samsung pay at M1-Nex before?
Strange the sales guy keep insisting his terminal cannot even though I tried to tell him shouldnt be problem, in the end still refuse to let me try!$#@

cannot even try, you won't even buy. tell him that.

buyer should be the one deciding which method of payment one should you, provided that its being supported by merchant, there is no reason why merchant can dictate how buyer should make payment when its supported.
 

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Now a days, I just tell them paywave/masterpass and pay with android or samsung pay. No need to explain too much. Unless they also don't know what is paywave or masterpass then...
 
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