SCB SingPost/Spree Card

MarilynManson

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juz gotch tis card to replace frank

pay singtel bills online count as online spendings?
 

symbiote28

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hi guys,

got the card yesterday. activated it yesterday. i should be still eligible for the SG50 promo right?

you must spend a minimum sum of S$500 in eligible retail transactions (which do not include the transactions listed below in Clause 3) (based on transaction posting date) on the Eligible Card within 30 days of the card approval date (“Minimum Spend Criteria”). For the avoidance of doubt, transaction posting date means the date on which the transaction is posted to your account after the Bank has received the transaction information from the merchant.

also, anyone tried using this with shopee? is this considered online transaction? thanks!
 

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i should be still eligible for the SG50 promo right?

For the avoidance of doubt, transaction posting date means the date on which the transaction is posted to your account after the Bank has received the transaction information from the merchant.

Posted date leh... cannot liao
 

symbiote28

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Posted date leh... cannot liao

what does this mean then?

Standard Chartered must receive your application for the Eligible Cards within the Promotion Period. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Standard Chartered may continue to process any application received by Standard Chartered up to 14 calendar days after the end of the Promotion Period, and Standard Chartered shall retain the sole and absolute discretion to determine the eligibility of these applications and/or allow the said applications for the purposes of this Promotion on a case-to-case basis, subject to these terms and conditions; and


you must spend a minimum sum of S$500 in eligible retail transactions (which do not include the transactions listed below in Clause 3) (based on transaction posting date) on the Eligible Card within 30 days of the card approval date (“Minimum Spend Criteria”). For the avoidance of doubt, transaction posting date means the date on which the transaction is posted to your account after the Bank has received the transaction information from the merchant.


i called the CSO and she said that when i applied, this promotion wasn't tagged to my application. no promotions were tagged to my application. is this sg50 promo applicable when i sign up under this promo or it applies when i meet the criteria?
 

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Is anyone having a prob with paying with SC? Yest I tried and after keying OTP, it says page not available so I tried again today and it keeps loading since 5 min ago and still nothing.
 

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Is anyone having a prob with paying with SC? Yest I tried and after keying OTP, it says page not available so I tried again today and it keeps loading since 5 min ago and still nothing.

happens all the time.
 

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Is anyone having a prob with paying with SC? Yest I tried and after keying OTP, it says page not available so I tried again today and it keeps loading since 5 min ago and still nothing.

Mine went smoothly yesterday. Did 3 transactions and didn't encounter any problem.
 

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i've gotten my card on 31st dec and they told me that the cycle is every 16th. so that means from 16th Dec - 16th Jan is the period where i need to hit minumum $600? and they told me due date is around Feb 8th.

i'm new to this so bear with me. what i understand is since i gotten the card on 31st Dec, that means my current cycle ends on 16th Jan? so i have to hit $600 by 16th Jan? and i have to pay the amount by around 8th Feb?

i don't see any details of my cycle or my due date via the ibanking.

thanks.
 
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i've gotten my card on 31st dec and they told me that the cycle is every 16th. so that means from 16th Dec - 16th Jan is the period where i need to hit minumum $600? and they told me due date is around Feb 8th.

i'm new to this so bear with me. what i understand is since i gotten the card on 31st Dec, that means my current cycle ends on 16th Jan? so i have to hit $600 by 16th Jan? and i have to pay the amount by around 8th Feb?

i don't see any details of my cycle or my due date via the ibanking.

thanks.

Yup what you said is correct. Or you can ask them to adjust your statement date
 

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Just to clarify with regards to the minimum S$600 spending requirement:

1. can supplementary card spending counted to that S$600 ?
2. Even no rebates, transaction (e.g. carpark, utilities, insurance) counted towards that $600 minimum spending ?

Thanks
 

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Yup what you said is correct. Or you can ask them to adjust your statement date

thanks. i actually did ask them but since the due date is in line with when i get my pay, i think it's fine for me.

will the statement date n due date only be reflected via ibanking after my first full cycle?
 

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Just to clarify with regards to the minimum S$600 spending requirement:

1. can supplementary card spending counted to that S$600 ?
2. Even no rebates, transaction (e.g. carpark, utilities, insurance) counted towards that $600 minimum spending ?

Thanks

both answer is YES.
 
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