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IcYFl4mEz

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How about the pro rated scheme is you spend 2000/1000/2000? For first quarter
 

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How about the pro rated scheme is you spend 2000/1000/2000? For first quarter

Not sure what u asking. If can spend 3 months, it is no longer prorated. 2000/1000/2000 met the $1000 tier for $100 quarterly rebate.
 
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Giro to Pay UOB One

My CC due 21 May, but deduction from One Account already debited on 17 May bcos 20 May is a public holiday !

Payment not posted yet in CC stmt online

... so take note whenever Due Date - 1 is a public holiday
 

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My CC due 21 May, but deduction from One Account already debited on 17 May bcos 20 May is a public holiday !

Payment not posted yet in CC stmt online

... so take note whenever Due Date - 1 is a public holiday

LOL. happened to me too. forgot Monday is holiday... so had to transfer some cash over to top up the account for a couple of days to bring the average back to 75k.
 

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Anyone managed to appeal for rebates if 1st month of the quarterly cycle you spent say $800, then $2k (some got posted late from the 1st month thats why) and $1k subsequently for the remaining 2 months? I know it's nearly impossible but just want to ask if anyone has tried. Thanks.
 

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Anyone managed to appeal for rebates if 1st month of the quarterly cycle you spent say $800, then $2k (some got posted late from the 1st month thats why) and $1k subsequently for the remaining 2 months? I know it's nearly impossible but just want to ask if anyone has tried. Thanks.

Yes. But the late posting was egregious (1 whole week from transaction to posting date).
 

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Can appeal. Mine was

1st month $2k
2nd month $1.2k
3rd month $4k

Because 2nd month one posted late into 3rd month. But they still give me full $300 rebate.

Anyone managed to appeal for rebates if 1st month of the quarterly cycle you spent say $800, then $2k (some got posted late from the 1st month thats why) and $1k subsequently for the remaining 2 months? I know it's nearly impossible but just want to ask if anyone has tried. Thanks.
 

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Direct insurance payment included? E.g. payment to Aviva Home Insurance via Credit Card.

I'm not referring to CardUp or iPaymy.
 

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Direct insurance payment included? E.g. payment to Aviva Home Insurance via Credit Card.

I'm not referring to CardUp or iPaymy.

Insurance not excluded, so should be ok for Aviva. My monthly direct payment to Prudential is counted for my 5% rebate. ;)
 

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Does anyone know if topping up Singtel Dash gets 5% cashback on UOB One Card?

it should be considered topping up prepaid account so it is excluded
if you are a singtel user, suggest you top up through singtel bill and pay the bill with UOB one card instead to get 5% rebate
 

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it should be considered topping up prepaid account so it is excluded
if you are a singtel user, suggest you top up through singtel bill and pay the bill with UOB one card instead to get 5% rebate

You mean pre-pay singtel bills?
 
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