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yisme?

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just applied for the card. do auto top up to ezlink card consider part of the $500 spend for uob one card?
 

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no. however, you can buy a plain Netsfp card and link to uob one card:s13:
the atu will be charged to your uob one card, it will help you to hit the min tier spend:s12::s12::s12:

I was trying to be a cheapo and not pay for the card hehe :o
 

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no. however, you can buy a plain Netsfp card and link to uob one card:s13:
the atu will be charged to your uob one card, it will help you to hit the min tier spend:s12::s12::s12:

Do note the fp atu now takes 7-10 days to post, much longer than before, not easy to hit min spend if u count on atu.
 

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Do note the fp atu now takes 7-10 days to post, much longer than before, not easy to hit min spend if u count on atu.

I did many atu last month and all of them posted exactly 3 days from the actual atu. I noticed it is the transaction date in ibanking that is having error.
 

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I did many atu last month and all of them posted exactly 3 days from the actual atu. I noticed it is the transaction date in ibanking that is having error.

Mine most of atu different leh, e.g. I did atu today, will only receive sms notification for $50 about 2 days later, then 7-8 days later get posted, and I see the transaction date is the date I received sms, not my actual atu date.
I guess they put me into a special pool? It used to be posted within 3 days from the actual atu for me, too:(
 

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My ATU posting dates can be anything from 3-8days after the actual ATU...

Not sure if the situation is the same for everyone but just to share what I observe. If purely based on the dates in ibanking, the difference in transaction date and the posted date is 2-6 days. But I manually record of the transaction date for the actual ATU, and the transaction dates are different from that in ibanking, and I worked out that the manually recorded transaction date is exactly 3 days before the posted date.
 

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Mine most of atu different leh, e.g. I did atu today, will only receive sms notification for $50 about 2 days later, then 7-8 days later get posted, and I see the transaction date is the date I received sms, not my actual atu date.
I guess they put me into a special pool? It used to be posted within 3 days from the actual atu for me, too:(

well, if it is consistently 7-10 days, maybe can work around by doing the ATU like 6 days before the end of the previous month, so that it will be counted to current month.
 

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Just called to cancel my card cos the annual fee wasn't waived. The CSO says can only waive if you spend 7.2k per year using the card (-_-")
 

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Just called to cancel my card cos the annual fee wasn't waived. The CSO says can only waive if you spend 7.2k per year using the card (-_-")
Cancel lor. While other banks beg you not to cancel, UOB gives you the finger. Says a lot about them.
 

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if me cancel also. tell me a card that doesnt reward u (eg. 10k miles) for paying annual fee, but worth paying one?
 
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