SCB SingPost/Spree Card

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doody_ said:
At some point the annual fee is more worth it than switching to another card. It may not always be an automatic cancel decision because you didn't get a waiver.
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How is this true especially for this card? Compared to a 1.6% card you need to clock $48,150 before your extra 0.4% earns you back your $192.60 annual fee :s22:
 
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any one has used the Spree card to pay for caltex fuel? will you get 16% + 5%(with min 600) + 2% cash rebate (contactless)? = 23%??
 
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Hi, anyone has tried use spree card for Insurance premium payment? Is premium payment eligible for 2% (spree) or 1.5% (cashback master) rebate? Thank you
 
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sgbird said:
Hi, anyone has tried use spree card for Insurance premium payment? Is premium payment eligible for 2% (spree) or 1.5% (cashback master) rebate? Thank you
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for spree:

The following transactions will not qualify as Eligible Spree Card Retail Transactions:
a. any cash advance;
b. any fees or charges (including but not limited to annual card fees, service fees, interest
charges, cheque processing fees, administrative fees, finance charges, and/or late
payment charges and other miscellaneous fees and charges);
c. any Credit Card Funds Transfer;
d. any monthly instalment of an EasyPay transaction;
e. any amount charged to your Spree Card that is subsequently cancelled, voided,
refunded or reversed;
f. recurring payments (being automatic payments where you (including any person you
authorise as a supplementary cardholder on your Spree Card account) have given a
one-time authorisation or instruction for the merchant to charge the payment directly
to your Spree Card at a fixed interval, such as transactions made pursuant to Standard
Chartered Bank (Singapore) Limited’s 0% Interest Instalment Plan) or payments made
to all billing organisations using Standard Chartered Online Banking or mobile app;
g. AXS, SAM or ATM transactions made using your Spree Card;
h. amounts which have been rolled over from any preceding month’s statement;
i. tax refunds credited into your Spree Card account;
j. any tax payments charged to your Spree Card;
k. any insurance premiums charged to your Spree Card;
l. any payments related to betting (including lottery tickets, casino gaming chips, off -
track betting, and wagers at race tracks) through any channel charged to your Spree
Card;
m. any top-ups or payment of funds to any prepaid cards and any prepaid accounts
including without limitation:
1. any transaction classified under either of the following Merchant Category Codes:
• Financial Institutions – Merchandise, Services, and Debt Repayment (6012); or
• Non-Financial Institutions – Stored Value Card Purchase/Load (6540); and
2. any top-ups or payment of funds to the following accounts or any other accounts
as we may specify from time to time:
· EZ LINK PTE LTD · FLASHPAY ATU · OANDAASIAPA
· EZ LINK PTE LTD (FEVO) · TRANSITLINK* · OANDA ASIA PAC
· EZ-LINK PTE LTD SINGAPORE · TRANSIT LINK* · PAYPAL * BIZCONSULTA
· EZ-LINK TOP-UP KIOSK · TRANSIT LINK PL · PAYPAL * OANDAASIAPA
· EZ-LINK (IMAGINE CARD) · TRANSIT · PAYPAL * CAPITALROYA
· EZLINK* · MB * MONEYBOOKERS.COM · Saxo Cap Mkts Pte Ltd
· EZ LINK · WWW.IGMARKETS.COM.SG · SKR*SKRILL.COM
· EZLINKS.COM; and
n. any other charges, fees or payments as we may stipulate from time to time.
 
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Hello guys, I have spree card and also HSBC advance card with the advance banking account. I am planning to use the HSBC advance credit card as primary for all spend. Is there any point keeping the spree card? I am considering cancelling it and also cancelling the Manhattan card, then I have no card of SCB. Maybe after 1 yr I reapply for SCB and see if they have any promo?
 
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Does anybody know if Spree or HSBC advance give cash back for OnePA course spending. Nowadays most extra curricular activities at our RC, payment is at the OnePA website.
 
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so top up now in Grab n Dash before 02 May will still get 2 %?
and after 02 May both Grab n Dash top up no more 2% ah?
 
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