UOB one card
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mine so far all posted on same day for CS and Giant for Dec on weekdays. Exception was PH which was posted three days later.I noticed this month (December) that purchases at cold storage.. giant.. no longer get posted on the same dayso don't keep the last transactions to the last day... they might get posted only next month.
anyone tried yet? got one comment on facebook that the store staff didn't know about this lol
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With the new UOB one card change (i.e. maximum of 3.33% rebate), the net net interest (for UOB one card) is only 3.33 % - 2.5% = 0.83%. Oh well.
Haiiz I lost tracked of my transaction again. Lost $100 Quarterly rebates and another $200 to $300 Shopee additional rebates....
Hit minimum spending but not transacion...
Last year hit minimum transaction but spending short tens of dollars due to refund also few hundreds gone...
Hit minimum spending but not transacion...
Last year hit minimum transaction but spending short tens of dollars due to refund also few hundreds gone...
what's this maximum 3.33% rebate about? I thought we can get 3.33% + 5% for some merchants for $500/$1000 spend per month?With the new UOB one card change (i.e. maximum of 3.33% rebate), the net net interest (for UOB one card) is only 3.33 % - 2.5% = 0.83%. Oh well.
I used 3 times since it started yesterday ... spend on those $1 specials, Gardenia/sunshine bread, and their in-house potato chips ... 12 packs for $9.90 (usual $1 each) .... Water chestnut also got 2 packs for $3.50 ....
Till 3 Jan, as shown in the FB ....
This UOB one card is best used with UOB one account to get the bonus interest ...the card's rebates by itself isn't fantastic, except if you buy from Dairy Farm groups of stores regularly ....With the new UOB one card change (i.e. maximum of 3.33% rebate), the net net interest (for UOB one card) is only 3.33 % - 2.5% = 0.83%. Oh well.
I have been to two 7-11 around my neighbourhood, no issue, managed to do 3x$11 so far -> savings of ~$7.60 so far ....
thanks mate. is it must use UOB card?? I didn't see any parts of the advert that says so.
and the discount is on the spot / immediate yah?
No need, any payment also can ....
I put here under UOB one card becos if you meet spend criteria, can get additional rebates since 7-11 is under Dairy Farm ... also since it is start of the month, need to clock spending already
oh mine! I didn't realise 7-11 is under dairy farm until now... thanks for the awarenessNo need, any payment also can ....
I put here under UOB one card becos if you meet spend criteria, can get additional rebates since 7-11 is under Dairy Farm ... also since it is start of the month, need to clock spending already
been only going to cold storage / cs fresh and giant for my groceries.Can try to appeal ? But heard hotline super busyHaiiz I lost tracked of my transaction again. Lost $100 Quarterly rebates and another $200 to $300 Shopee additional rebates....
Hit minimum spending but not transacion...
Last year hit minimum transaction but spending short tens of dollars due to refund also few hundreds gone...
Trick is to buy from 7-11 those promo (eg. $1 specials), fixed price stuff (eg. Sunshine bread), in-house brand (Meadows tidbits, I love the truffle potato chips)oh mine! I didn't realise 7-11 is under dairy farm until now... thanks for the awareness
and discounted ready-to-eat meals (25% off when they are near due date) ....
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