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I received 2 cash rebates recently. First called one card additional rebate (I assume is the grab 5% extra cashback that used to be around) and the second called uob one cash rebate bill redemption. Anyone know what is the latter?
 

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I received 2 cash rebates recently. First called one card additional rebate (I assume is the grab 5% extra cashback that used to be around) and the second called uob one cash rebate bill redemption. Anyone know what is the latter?

The latter is the quarterly rebate.
 

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Thanks for your reply. I just notice that the app said ‘U have paid for everything!’

But I can see an amt outstanding on the bill dated 24th June.

I have a ‘failed’ online payment last month....does it mean the app considers i have over-paid? Too weird...

The app cannot prepay bill. Maybe check again when there is bill to be paid.
 

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Guys i’m confused. I consistently spend more than $2k on qualifying (i think) transactions each mth, by right should get $300 quarterly rebate.

Now the rebate looks like this:
]https://i.ibb.co/9YCLtpz/8-D0-E094-C-027-C-40-E3-BA19-6-FA4-EFD4-E5-**.jpg

Even if the transaction category not right and i fall to the liwer tier of $100, the rebate amt should be $100 rite?
 

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Guys i’m confused. I consistently spend more than $2k on qualifying (i think) transactions each mth, by right should get $300 quarterly rebate.

Now the rebate looks like this:
]https://i.ibb.co/9YCLtpz/8-D0-E094-C-027-C-40-E3-BA19-6-FA4-EFD4-E5-**.jpg

Even if the transaction category not right and i fall to the liwer tier of $100, the rebate amt should be $100 rite?

If I were you, I would contact support.
 

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Thanks for your reply. I just notice that the app said ‘U have paid for everything!’

But I can see an amt outstanding on the bill dated 24th June.

I have a ‘failed’ online payment last month....does it mean the app considers i have over-paid? Too weird...

it could be the $100 Govt rebate credited into your account

use PC login then can see the credit. App cannot see
 

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Guys i’m confused. I consistently spend more than $2k on qualifying (i think) transactions each mth, by right should get $300 quarterly rebate.

Now the rebate looks like this:
]https://i.ibb.co/9YCLtpz/8-D0-E094-C-027-C-40-E3-BA19-6-FA4-EFD4-E5-**.jpg

Even if the transaction category not right and i fall to the liwer tier of $100, the rebate amt should be $100 rite?

Last month you still spend $2000 or only $192 ?
 

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Guys i’m confused. I consistently spend more than $2k on qualifying (i think) transactions each mth, by right should get $300 quarterly rebate.

Now the rebate looks like this:
]https://i.ibb.co/9YCLtpz/8-D0-E094-C-027-C-40-E3-BA19-6-FA4-EFD4-E5-**.jpg

Even if the transaction category not right and i fall to the liwer tier of $100, the rebate amt should be $100 rite?

There should still be $107.36 to be redeemed the next time you have bill to be offset.
 

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hi all, any updates with regards to the cardup saga... is it still included in the quarterly card rebate?
 

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Guys i’m confused. I consistently spend more than $2k on qualifying (i think) transactions each mth, by right should get $300 quarterly rebate.

Now the rebate looks like this:
]https://i.ibb.co/9YCLtpz/8-D0-E094-C-027-C-40-E3-BA19-6-FA4-EFD4-E5-**.jpg

Even if the transaction category not right and i fall to the liwer tier of $100, the rebate amt should be $100 rite?

Last month you still spend $2000 or only $192 ?

likely he spent $192+108; thinking to cleanly offset $300. But didnt account for the additional rebate.
 

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likely he spent $192+108; thinking to cleanly offset $300. But didnt account for the additional rebate.

That's why really hate this UOB One card terms. Quarterly rebate plus the getting rebate only if do future spend.

Now with the falling interest when considering whether to move out from UOB One account, have to take into consideration the quarterly card rebate and strategise 2 to 3 mths ahead.
 

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That's why really hate this UOB One card terms. Quarterly rebate plus the getting rebate only if do future spend.

Now with the falling interest when considering whether to move out from UOB One account, have to take into consideration the quarterly card rebate and strategise 2 to 3 mths ahead.

Not much diff from cards that do not allow transferring out of rebate.
 

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Saw this on UOB website today:

Cardmembers who have been awarded the quarterly cash rebate will get an additional 5% rebate on the total Dairy Farm Group such as Cold Storage, Giant, Guardian, 7-Eleven, Market Place, Jasons, Jasons Deli, Grab (excludes mobile wallet top-ups) and UOB Travel (excludes online and flight only bookings) transactions successfully charged and posted to the Card Account in each statement month.
 

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That's why really hate this UOB One card terms. Quarterly rebate plus the getting rebate only if do future spend.

Now with the falling interest when considering whether to move out from UOB One account, have to take into consideration the quarterly card rebate and strategise 2 to 3 mths ahead.

Nothing to do with UOB leh. Most CC also cannot transfer out +ve credit. SCB is the only one I know can so far.
Nonetheless this poster problem i don’t mind to have. Hahaha
 

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Nothing to do with UOB leh. Most CC also cannot transfer out +ve credit. SCB is the only one I know can so far.
Nonetheless this poster problem i don’t mind to have. Hahaha

POSB can. Their hotline CSO ever transfer credit to my savings account.

Actually I am more annoyed that rebate is given quarterly. Like now UOB One account cut interest next month, want to move out but already spend 2 mths like wasted.
 

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Have to see is credit or rebate. Credit definitely can transfer. Had transferred within UOB recently (to other credit cards), for credit. Rebate then cannot transfer.
 

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There should still be $107.36 to be redeemed the next time you have bill to be offset.

Oh noticed that... yah this mth the main card holder only spent $192; supplementary card holder spent $2k-ish, hence the rebate amt only $192. Phew so the remaining $300-192=108 will come next mth, not kenna makan up.

Thx!


Last month you still spend $2000 or only $192 ?
$192 on the main card

likely he spent $192+108; thinking to cleanly offset $300. But didnt account for the additional rebate.

My main card i spent $192, the rest came from supplentary card. I guess the debit only transferred to main card after the rebate was calculated
 
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