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Hey bro, is it the gray one with the tiger and the word 'platinum' on it? From the receipt is it 18%?

 

I haven been pumping esso since the they stopped issuing the discount coupon le...

 

mine is the old one not the platinum one, ya i pumped around $73 discount around $13, so is 18% straight.

 

i dumped my dividend card after they nearly makan my bonus cash as it took quite long for me to clocked $50, prefer to use everyday card instead.

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mine is the old one not the platinum one, ya i pumped around $73 discount around $13, so is 18% straight.

 

i dumped my dividend card after they nearly makan my bonus cash as it took quite long for me to clocked $50, prefer to use everyday card instead.

 

the bonus cash will be makan after every 6 months right?

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the bonus cash will be makan after every 6 months right?

 

cant rem is 6 or 9 mths... juz dun like the way they put an expiry date to it, unlike everyday card

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Ya agree with you bro - on the Citi card - for user who uses it only for petrol and occasional makan at say Restuarants - it would never hit the minimum sum spend to be eligible for the cash back haha... So I am using the DBS Esso card - the dark grey colour one

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so far I have been getting my citividend rebates leh... how come you guys get makan? I only use my dividend card for petrol... one month avg about $200.

 

i just rec'd my rebate also.... [:p]

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How is it possible for them to makan if use for petrol frequently? Mine only 1.5L car and I use it mostly for petrol only, already can hit $50 easily.

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so far I have been getting my citividend rebates leh... how come you guys get makan? I only use my dividend card for petrol... one month avg about $200.

 

i have been using for few years, last month the first time got makan, I remember last time there's no limit on accumulation months.

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i have been using for few years, last month the first time got makan, I remember last time there's no limit on accumulation months.

 

I think its not being makan, its the cheque posted to you and lost on the way.

 

Mine thought was lost last month too as the postage took about nearly 1month+. Make a complaint to citibank twice and immediately they send in a new cheque to me within the same week. Just drop a call to citibank and ask why its gone lor. No harm what - $70-80 buck is like a free full tank leh!

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I think its not being makan, its the cheque posted to you and lost on the way.

 

Mine thought was lost last month too as the postage took about nearly 1month+. Make a complaint to citibank twice and immediately they send in a new cheque to me within the same week. Just drop a call to citibank and ask why its gone lor. No harm what - $70-80 buck is like a free full tank leh!

 

makan cause it's stated in the statement deduction

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Aiyah, price up by 3 cents and discount more 5%. Whats the diff? Still paying the same amount overall. At least better than nothing.

 

u fail maths. 5% > 3 cents

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recently moved on from caltex to spc.. cos the safra card drop to 11%.

 

spc card 8% (share with family) + station 5%= 13% + another 10% stand chart xtra saver..

catch is to maintain at least 20k average savings with the bank..

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I pumped $30 of esso 98 on 29/9 (yesterday morning). only used citibank dividend mastercard and smiles card, no other card.

 

Final bill was $25.50. so it is true that the direct discount at station is 15%.

 

I am not sure how long this offer is going to last.

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