UOB ONE Account

kurt111494

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I am planning to charge these to my UOB One card to qualify for bonus interest:

1. Recurring utilities payment
2. Recurring insurance premiums
3. Manual telco payment

All add up to $500+

I don't need the card cashback/rebates

Will it work?
 

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I am planning to charge these to my UOB One card to qualify for bonus interest:

1. Recurring utilities payment
2. Recurring insurance premiums
3. Manual telco payment

All add up to $500+

I don't need the card cashback/rebates

Will it work?
Yes would if you charge to an eligible card
 

bobby6679

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What insurance premium r mounted? NTUC life insurance yearly premium can? Where can we find more details? Many thanks
 

bobby6679

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Do u mean <uob-one-account-card-spend.pdf>. I searched but could not find insurance payment explicitly mentioned.
If I am not wrong, I paid using an OCBC CC during the previpus several years.
 

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Eh i ask before, they told me that there had to be a coperate account to do paynow, or else it would not count, so even if i credit my salary to ocbc, then i paynow to uob, it is not count

Anyone know if it works, and can use a personal account transfer?
 

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Can confirm it work bo? i ask uob, they told me have to be a copoerate account paynow. Anyone done and tested it?
Bros all, you better don't call UOB for this matter. you ask other ppl can solve issue easily. You call UOB officers and they found out their rules not so tight then later they won't accept PAYNOW SALARY, then who suffers?

Do you think they don't dare to do this?

Ok. now i answer your question.
any PAYNOW account can. but must choose payment category > Salary.
Then done. (I did from POSB. OCBC customers said similar too).

now, all things solved. Please la. don't bring all ppl down pls.
 

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Bros all, you better don't call UOB for this matter. you ask other ppl can solve issue easily. You call UOB officers and they found out their rules not so tight then later they won't accept PAYNOW SALARY, then who suffers?

Do you think they don't dare to do this?

Ok. now i answer your question.
any PAYNOW account can. but must choose payment category > Salary.
Then done. (I did from POSB. OCBC customers said similar too).

now, all things solved. Please la. don't bring all ppl down pls.
Thanks for this hack bro

Is there a similar hack that works for ocbc 360 account ?

cheers
 

kurt111494

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Bros all, you better don't call UOB for this matter. you ask other ppl can solve issue easily. You call UOB officers and they found out their rules not so tight then later they won't accept PAYNOW SALARY, then who suffers?

Do you think they don't dare to do this?

Ok. now i answer your question.
any PAYNOW account can. but must choose payment category > Salary.
Then done. (I did from POSB. OCBC customers said similar too).

now, all things solved. Please la. don't bring all ppl down pls.
Just clarifying some questions:

1. You registered your PayNow for UOB by NRIC or mobile number?

2. Can FAST transfer (labelled as SALARY) work?

3. Is there a way to automate this? e.g. standing instruction/schedule future payments etc.
 

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hi , a surprise with respect to my uob one card spending . earlier this month i charged usd 200 to my uob card to pay for a annual renewal of a credential and i found that the sgd euivalent of usd 200 was considered as my charge for the sgd 500 monthly charge .. Interesting ,,..?

Happy to hear any views on the above ....cheers
 

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hi , a surprise with respect to my uob one card spending . earlier this month i charged usd 200 to my uob card to pay for a annual renewal of a credential and i found that the sgd euivalent of usd 200 was considered as my charge for the sgd 500 monthly charge .. Interesting ,,..?

Happy to hear any views on the above ....cheers
It's not interesting, it has always been counted for the 500.
 

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Just clarifying some questions:
1. You registered your PayNow for UOB by NRIC or mobile number?
2. Can FAST transfer (labelled as SALARY) work?
3. Is there a way to automate this? e.g. standing instruction/schedule future payments etc.

why cant you test it yourself ?

the tracker will show if it registers.

a few days , just transfer a few dollars also so hard meh?

talk about being lazy and expect to be spood fed when most people did our own trials.

UOB is so easy because you transfer , you can transfer out , don't need to keep money for the tracker to move. just that it updates once every few days.

so impatient meh ?

Read HWZ Forum Rules!
 

sglandscape

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why cant you test it yourself ?

the tracker will show if it registers.

a few days , just transfer a few dollars also so hard meh?

talk about being lazy and expect to be spood fed when most people did our own trials.

UOB is so easy because you transfer , you can transfer out , don't need to keep money for the tracker to move. just that it updates once every few days.

so impatient meh ?

Read HWZ Forum Rules!
Some people just want to be spoon fed, can just ignore the post 😂
 
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