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Citibank Divident Mastercard = Best petrol discount at Esso?


Shouyi
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Hi,

 

Saw the Citibank Ad, which says 8% rebate at Esso. Hence, net discount, including station discount is 12.6% (5% + 8%x95%). Looks like this is the best deal for Esso ? Your comments please..

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Sounds good.

 

Where is the URL talking about this?

 

Time to switch over from my DBS Esso Master to Citibank Dividend Master

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Not sure if that is the best credit card for petrol, but I'm using it. flowerface.gifSo far that is my main card I use even for other purchases or dining at restaurant.

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Oh, ic. Want to ask you something then... say you buy $100 petrol at Esso, after station discount is $95. Then 8% rebate is based on $95 I suppose?

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Oh, ic. Want to ask you something then... say you buy $100 petrol at Esso, after station discount is $95. Then 8% rebate is based on $95 I suppose?

Sorry, I not sure.... Didn't bother to find out the actual calculation... sweatdrop.gif

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I'm a user of dividend + smiles card at esso. Citibank's dividend cards discount (8%) is only applied after the petrol station's 5% discount. So, the discount is actually 12.6%

 

Therefore, it is not the same as 5% + 8% = 13%

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But this 8% rebate, 3% will get at the end of the month, while 5% will need to accumulate until $50 before citibank issue a cheque right ?

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u are right (wait 3 months to see how much accumlulated) that's why I gave up using the card. On POSB everyday card with SPC, 7% site discount and 5% cash rebate on the spot .. also rebates can use at other retailers too ... I know shell has it with UOB ... but not too sure how tha works ... anyway more SPC around my location ...

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Nope, the dividend card's discount is all in cashback. Only the DBS esso mastercard gives direct upfront discount as far as i know.

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