Wonder if I can entitle to 30% cash back when I use it to reload Touch and Go in Jaya Grocer..

This: https://www.hlb.com.my/main/assets/files/pr...ning-tnc-en.pdf

The cashback will be credited within 8 weeks after the conclusion of the event; ie. by 28th June.

Hi,

I just got my card on 17th, does it mean i need to swipe before 28th to entitled the cash back?

I think around 11am. By the way I just swiped at Parkson for RM330 voucher

How many weeks u participated n what was the success rate? I didn't participate becos weekend spend for dining only, with rm100 CB still need to spend rm230 for dining. The way I see it for this round with deptstore n grocery categories, we will see more participants, so must swipe earlier than 11am.

For the previous dining campaign I participated about 4-5 times in Feb & Mar, success rate was 100% as I only swiped on Sat, at most Saturday dinner. One way to reach that spending is to dine out with friends and they pay you back, end up you get a free meal I also participated several times in April and May but the result hasn't out yet.

As for the new campaign, it is exactly the same as UOB's previous 20% cashback campaign. I still got the cashback on the 2nd night spending once. Not sure what is the ratio between UOB and HLB cardholders though.

Good idea, didn't think of that, this should be easier than MBB's 40% CB promo on dining, since fewer people holding HLB's cards.

Dining CB should be around 100% as I dragged one of the winner list and calculated the total payout. It's less than RM50k (the maximum CB pool per week). Not sure about other weeks tho.

all my TnG reloads at Jaya Grocers all gotten Wise's 10% cashback under "Grocery" category.

should be fine for 30% cashback campaign too since requirement is Grocery MCC as well.

Best! Thanks bro. Will go to reload next weekend.

anybody has experience using Wise at Aeon Big to purchase electronics (i.e.: vacuum cleaner, air purifier etc)?

we usually pay at a different counter located at the electronics section, does this counter use the same MCC as Aeon Big Groceries?

I dont think anyone has try that before, because you need another 9x swipes of RM50. Unless you can split the payment to RM50 each. But if you are talking about the 30% cash back promo then it is still ok to swipe.

yes, the whole (all sections/departments) of aeon big or giant or tesco use the same grocery mcc.

my 3 categories are mobile, utilities and petrol. just wanna confirm will auto billing (maxis, dgi, tnb) be eligible for the 10% cash back? is it done on the respective site (ie go to maxis page, digi page and sign up for auto billing)? wise card thread #2 mentioned similar thing, just wanna confirm. tks!

This post has been edited by ytan053: May 25 2015, 04:33 PM

tried auto-debit for my maxis fibre and got 10% rebate.

Not advisable to do this basically, especially when your mobile and utilities bill always > rm100.
If Maxis, you can always use Maxis pay to do payment, some hassle, but at least you sure can get 10*rm50 transactions.

Understand where you coming from. Last time I used to split the payment into chunks of RM50, now didnt bother because mobile utilities already got 4 to 5 transactions that are more than RM50 while having 5 - 6 transactions of >RM50 petrol. I am still doing the payment manually via uob payonline for all digi, maxis and tnb because usually these 2 categories is already RM900+ (not even counting petrol of almost RM400 a mth), hence I will nd to assess the situation and pay the tnb with either amex on weekend or public visa signature to maximise all the cards rebate.

And also with uob payonline, i can pay all tm, tnb, maxis and digi in one glance.

To cut it short, you know your spending well better than me
For my case, mobile payment I'll always do on last most of the time as it is used to complete my rm100 cash back.

But for celcom if u register to pay automatically by credit card, u ll get extra 5% automatic discount from your total due from celcom.

Well, as said, it depends on your amount. If not that much(rm100-200), direct debit will be a good option, else it will not be good