SP Services - which card?

dc10000

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Now that there isnt any more goodies for Spay, what card should we use for maximum miles or rebates?

1) Go down to pay or

2) Pay online?

Thanks guys!
 

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Some credit cards give extra bonus for
Recurring bills, example HSBC visa platinum but need to fulfill minimum spending.

Last time can pay online using FEVO and earn rebates via credit card online top up, but this loophole is more or less officially closed.

Now that there isnt any more goodies for Spay, what card should we use for maximum miles or rebates?

1) Go down to pay or

2) Pay online?

Thanks guys!
 

dc10000

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Some credit cards give extra bonus for
Recurring bills, example HSBC visa platinum but need to fulfill minimum spending.

Last time can pay online using FEVO and earn rebates via credit card online top up, but this loophole is more or less officially closed.

Thanks! nowadays banks earning so little huh, all dont want to give liao. even hsbc too!
 

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Some credit cards give extra bonus for
Recurring bills, example HSBC visa platinum but need to fulfill minimum spending.

Last time can pay online using FEVO and earn rebates via credit card online top up, but this loophole is more or less officially closed.

Hsbc visa platinum give higher rebatw for telco recurring bill, dun think so for SP
 

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gonna use spc payments to fulfill cimb cash bonus $25/$300... hope it works...
 

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Does SP accept other cards for recurring bill purpose than POSB everyday card?
 

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recurring payment can be made to be charged to any credit cards or giro (direct from bank account).

think your main concern is which card gives discounts to SP services.. and i think only Everyday Card is the ideal one.
 

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think your main concern is which card gives discounts to SP services.. and i think only Everyday Card is the ideal one.


I looked into this card a while back. The POSB Everyday card gives 1 percent cashback on SP services recurring bills per month, subject to S$1 (ONE!!!!!) dollar MAXIMUM. S$12 a year is not even worth the additional enquiry on the credit report, in my opinion, or the value of the time spent writing this little reply even, let alone a whole card application form.
 

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How about 1 time payment? Which card now? Dbs womans is out along with Spay
 

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I looked into this card a while back. The POSB Everyday card gives 1 percent cashback on SP services recurring bills per month, subject to S$1 (ONE!!!!!) dollar MAXIMUM. S$12 a year is not even worth the additional enquiry on the credit report, in my opinion, or the value of the time spent writing this little reply even, let alone a whole card application form.

u should be replying to the post about asking if the card is recommended
 

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anyone tried using their dbs womans to get 10x via paying through the SP app?
 

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Yep UOB PPV allows 10X on Samsung Pay. And this is not a promo. It's indefinite.

oh this is a surprise... for now that is, will they canned it?

UOB was the one that told me to spend 2k then said no points sorry...so i dont trust them
 
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