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heng_ah

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My last fever cashback received. Thanks SCB!
 

SBC

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Say my statement date is on the 12th.

Should I fever in 11th nite or 12th morning?
 

dgeralds

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Did FEVO top up $150 but no Shop, Shake, Win and game. I know don't have cash back but though will still get Shop, Shake, Win and game.
 

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Say my statement date is on the 12th.

Should I fever in 11th nite or 12th morning?
Which statement month u want that txn get into?
U check your old record lah how long the fever txn posted! SC statement happened slightly shift the statement date. One day earlier or delay.
 

pcmdan

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Did FEVO top up $150 but no Shop, Shake, Win and game. I know don't have cash back but though will still get Shop, Shake, Win and game.

All along don't have..for many years liao...if have I would have spin long ago liao haha
 

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I think the new cashback program is a good option for those who dont like minimum monthly spend. You get 2% for online and paywave and 1% for everything else. This is pretty good for a general spend card. In the past I was using ANZ optimum with dining category selection as my general spend card. Now I am planning to use this spree card. I am also planning to use my Amex true cashback card for 6 months as it gives me 3% interest, whereever Amex is accepted. Do you guys think there are better options?
 

IcYFl4mEz

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I think the new cashback program is a good option for those who dont like minimum monthly spend. You get 2% for online and paywave and 1% for everything else. This is pretty good for a general spend card. In the past I was using ANZ optimum with dining category selection as my general spend card. Now I am planning to use this spree card. I am also planning to use my Amex true cashback card for 6 months as it gives me 3% interest, whereever Amex is accepted. Do you guys think there are better options?
Dbs debit card 5% paywave no min spend.
 

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Can any kind soul advise which online payment can be posted within the same day? I have made M1 payment yesterday and still not posted today. Hoping to spend the remainder today to max the cash rebate. TIA!
 

oceanicmanta

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Can any kind soul advise which online payment can be posted within the same day? I have made M1 payment yesterday and still not posted today. Hoping to spend the remainder today to max the cash rebate. TIA!

cant think of any that posts same day for online

usually it's posted T+2
 

highsulphur

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Can any kind soul advise which online payment can be posted within the same day? I have made M1 payment yesterday and still not posted today. Hoping to spend the remainder today to max the cash rebate. TIA!

transit link top up can be same day
 

jackieatbtu

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Now I still got two transactions not posted and my cycle is 12th. Think Stan chart purposely delay posting? One was on dec 1st and another on 8th. :(
 

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after this 7% online rebate finished....which card you guys will be using for online rebate this month onwards?
 
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