Originally Posted by SQueeze (Post 20716140)

Does anyone have any feedback if PayPal transactions earn this 4miles/$ using this card?

The card gives these many miles too for online transactions. UOB lists excluded merchant codes in the T&C. Not sure if Paypal is excluded or if it belongs to one of these merchant codes.

Originally Posted by unitedinsg (Post 20720289)

I guess NETs need to be running some promotions ~ Currently anyone that is half credit card savy is using EZLink due to cash rebates and miles from the credit card companies.

I would rather Nets allow for credit card top ups. Then the games will get interesting :D

Originally Posted by vsepr (Post 20716414)

More bad news from StanChart!! No more free points without spending wef 01 June 2013!!

Preferred Banking Relationship Rewards
5.3.1 If you:
(a) are principal cardholder of the Preferred World Credit Card;
(b) are the primary account holder of a product within the Product Category; and
(c) charge at least S$250 worth of retail transaction to your Preferred World Credit Card in a
particular calendar month,
you will earn the following 360° Rewards Points :
(i) 125 points for each of the following Product Categories maintained with us in that calendar
month: Mortgage Loans, Current and/or Savings Accounts, and Fixed Deposit, where the
minimum average balance of any Current and/or Savings Account and/or Fixed Deposit
account is more than S$1;
(ii) 125 points for performing at least one Online Banking transaction in that calendar month;
(iii) 250 points for holding selected Investments in that calendar month.

http://www.standardchartered.com.sg/...programtnc.pdf

Originally Posted by lcpteck (Post 20716588)

From the feedback received so far, paypal transactions do count. However it would not if they were used on merchants in the restricted list. Example, using paypal to pay for travel related purchases.

Only when you make a transaction and check whether the bonus UNI$ are credited then would you know do they earn the 10x. So in the end, it may be a hit or miss. No one would know until they try hehe..

Originally Posted by vsepr (Post 20704283)

https://sg.anz.com/ANZPrivileges/car...ign%20T&Cs.pdf

ANZ Online Sure-win Spin & ANZ S$5 Cash Credit promotions

It states that the promotion is applicable for Principal and Supplementary Cardmembers.


For the ANZ Online Sure-win Spin, does the minimum S$1000 spend includes spending from supplementary cardholders? Should each supplementary cardholder sent separate SMS which contains their individual supplementary card number?

Reply from ANZ: Yes, it includes spending from Supplementary cardholders for the $1000 spend. But if the $1000 spend is from supplementary cardholder ONLY, the SMS should contain the supplementary card number.


For the ANZ S$5 Cash Credit promotion, if the supplementary cardholder makes the S$100 spending in a single charge/receipt, should the SMS contain the principal or supplementary card number?

Reply from ANZ: SMS should contain supplementary card number if the S$100 charge is made by supplementary cardholder.

Originally Posted by aster (Post 20720484)

What's the deal currently with these EZ-link cash rebates?

As for CC top-ups, I agree this would be a game changer for Nets. :) Being able to do so for EZ-link using a UOB PPV card to get 10x UNI$ has increased my use of EZ-link for payments, that's for sure...

Originally Posted by lcpteck (Post 20716588)

From the feedback received so far, paypal transactions do count. However it would not if they were used on merchants in the restricted list. Example, using paypal to pay for travel related purchases.

Only when you make a transaction and check whether the bonus UNI$ are credited then would you know do they earn the 10x. So in the end, it may be a hit or miss. No one would know until they try hehe..

Originally Posted by lsed (Post 20722086)

Could you give some examples where EZlink is used? Many places I tried to don't accept. They do top ups at the post office but dont accept it as a payment method.

Flash pay on the other hand is accepted at many more locations.