QUOTE(NewGUY @ Oct 7 2011, 11:34 AM)
i saw someone in how much cash back earned thread,
got 1 member he get max cash back. how is it possible?
Pump RM 50 caltex on 1st wk 1st sat, cash back 25%= RM 12.50.
Your petrol tank not more than RM 100...
Then let say he lucky, groceries at Tesco RM 100, cash back 20% = RM 20
Total RM 32.50.....
Just wonder how he max out.....Unless the guy crazy enuf, to stock up petrol la....
if i'm not mistaken, you should talking about me.

Yes, i almost max out Am Bank 20% cash back every month since their last year promo started.
I usually spent on the first week of the month either Sat or Sun. I'll pump RM100 petrol (Petronas & not Caltex because i feel petronas fuel give my car better power) and spend RM300 at either Tesco, Jusco or Giant to stock up one whole month groceries for a family.
1st case scenario
If you are aware, sometime Tesco do give RM10 voucher for every RM100 you spend at Star paper ads. With these Tesco vouchers, i'll perform three separate payment of RM100 each in order to fully max out Am Bank and Tesco promo. In other word, total RM300 spend at Tesco giving me back saving of RM90 (saving of 30%).
2nd case scenario
Happen on Jusco sales promo for members whereby entitle to extra 5% discount on supermarket items. I'll stock up all daily needs if the price is really cheap. Eg: 1 bottle of shampoo normal price RM12.90, promo RM8.90 + 5% (must purchase with member card) = RM8.45 per bottle (saving of 35%). Usually, i'll buy ten bottles to stock up for the whole family. Look into others product too such as milk, milo, coffee and others if they are really cheap. And don't forget to check the expiry date before you buy because you are going to use it for long time if you stock it up
I agree that it's not easy to spend so much on groceries if you are single. However, Tesco, Giant and Carrefour do sell others product such as electrical, garment, furniture and etc...By having a proper planning in advance, each first week of the month i am able to save at least RM80 for my spending. What to do? Have to save since all the price is shooting up due to inflation.
This post has been edited by rickkywong: Oct 7 2011, 01:13 PM