UOB one card

[jess_sg]

my family got singtel bills under 3 names,
2 accounts of $100+
1 account of $30+

erm, just to check,
to qualify for rebate means must pay through singtel bills online ????https://mybill.singtel.com/login/login.asp

can use mySAM??? https://www.mysam.sg
anyone tried???do you still get rebates?

lol, cox my parents a bit old fashion, they feel safer with paper bill...

both mode of payments are entitiles to the rebates

 

[funnycow]

virgin statement.. didnt get the qualifying period printed too

 

[altya1]

virgin statement.. didnt get the qualifying period printed too

same......

 

[xusykl]

maybe newer cardholders dun have qualifying period stated in their statement.
I dun have too. got my card july this year.

 

[denial86]

So something weird happened.. My fiancé and I both have the UOB ONE card, and we have been diligently going down to the hotel for our wedding banquet to pay $1000 each every starting of the month.

My cut off date for each statement period is on the 23rd, and his is the 12th, and this month we went down a few days later than usual, on the 7th to make payment.

He received his statement yesterday and his $1,000 transaction was not included for some reason. Yet when I logged in to my iBanking (he doesn't have it yet), I saw that my own transaction was posted on 8th November.

From the 7th to 12th that's 5 days difference. And mine was posted 1 day later so not sure what happened to his transaction.

Anyone ever encountered such a delay before? I'm not sure what are the chances of a dispute to get the quarterly rebates now. But it just doesn't make sense... $150 goooone.

 

[purpletoysmum]

Phone up UOB and ask which date was his transaction posted.

 

[denial86]

Phone up UOB and ask which date was his transaction posted.

Yeah, he has tried to call them a few times since yesterday. Cannot get through, lol. Hope it's just an error!

 

[purpletoysmum]

Yeah, he has tried to call them a few times since yesterday. Cannot get through, lol. Hope it's just an error!

This card is really hazardous to use without ibanking. And I advise going immediately after the bill cut off date to pay. Anything in the last week is actually risky.

Quite a number of us have paid tuition fees to this card.

 

[denial86]

This card is really hazardous to use without ibanking. And I advise going immediately after the bill cut off date to pay. Anything in the last week is actually risky.

Quite a number of us have paid tuition fees to this card.

Haha I've never seen a transaction so delayed before though. Didn't think it could actually happen, especially when another funny thing was that typically every time we get charged for this amount of $1000, we will each receive an SMS from UOB to inform us. This time, I didn't get an SMS, but my fiancé did, yet my transaction was posted the day after, and his wasn't.

Baffled...

Yeah, I like being able to see my transactions in iBanking. At least UOB's is easy to keep track of.

 

[PeachGal]

Haha I've never seen a transaction so delayed before though. Didn't think it could actually happen, especially when another funny thing was that typically every time we get charged for this amount of $1000, we will each receive an SMS from UOB to inform us. This time, I didn't get an SMS, but my fiancé did, yet my transaction was posted the day after, and his wasn't.

Baffled...

Yeah, I like being able to see my transactions in iBanking. At least UOB's is easy to keep track of.

Its like their "prorated" first quarter nonsence... Generally, I think quarterly rebate card policy are risky.

 

[zoossh]

like to ask

if i spend S$300 on fixed local bills via automatic recurring giro payment, and another S$400 on overseas bills in USD.

do i get

3.33% of $300 + 5.33% of S$400?

 

[edwinttt1978]

like to ask

if i spend S$300 on fixed local bills via automatic recurring giro payment, and another S$400 on overseas bills in USD.

do i get

3.33% of $300 + 5.33% of S$400?

Answer: No.

 

[edwinttt1978]

Remember that Limited Collection National Day Card?
Accepted UOB's invitation and got it with the same expiry as the previous card.

Recently, they sent me back the old version with a new expiry date.
Mad or what?

 

[zoossh]

Answer: No.

no?

but yes if i consistently paid that for three months, isnt it?

 

[edwinttt1978]

no?

but yes if i consistently paid that for three months, isnt it?

Still no.

Mastery of UOB ONE is not easy.

 

[hogrider88]

like to ask

if i spend S$300 on fixed local bills via automatic recurring giro payment, and another S$400 on overseas bills in USD.

do i get

3.33% of $300 + 5.33% of S$400?

if is 5.33% of S$400 i think all other miles card die liao

 

[zoossh]

Still no.

Mastery of UOB ONE is not easy.

??? wat did i miss out?

 

[more3cm]

??? wat did i miss out?

Miss the tier

 

[sandwicher]

like to ask

if i spend S$300 on fixed local bills via automatic recurring giro payment, and another S$400 on overseas bills in USD.

do i get

3.33% of $300 + 5.33% of S$400?

3.33% on $300 (because tiers are 300, then 800)
2% on $400 (because overseas spending earn 2% regardless of achieving tiers or not).

If you had spent $300 + 500 then it'll be

3.33% on $800
2% on $400 (overseas spending)

 

[edwinttt1978]

??? wat did i miss out?

As usual, we turn to the T&Cs for analysis.

Under Clause 4 of the the UOB Additional 2% Cash Rebate T&Cs,

"In addition to the quarterly cash rebate presently offered to each Cardmember(s) under the Main Terms, each Cardmember(s) shall be entitled to earn additional two per cent (2%) cash rebate (“Bonus Rebates”) on any Overseas Spend made during the Promotional Period using the Eligible Card...."

Interpretatation and analysis:
Spend between $300.00 and $799.99
in at least THREE transactions,
per STATEMENT MONTH, and
in each qualifying STATEMENT QUARTER.
Reward: Flat $30.00 cash rebate after the quarter.

Overseas amount simply gets another 2% rebate on top of that flat $30 rebate.

Total rebate collected for that quarter= $30+ 2% on overseas foreign currency spending capped at $5k/year.

Ignore 3.33%. Know only $30/$50/$80 rebates per quarter.