Sounds fun.

Boost really kuat. So many promos.

Boost x Catch That Bus - Year End Promo
From 26th November 2018 onwards (until the stated limit is reached),

Purchase your bus tickets via Boost app to enjoy these promo:
a) RM2 Bus ride from KL Sentral to KLIA OR
b) 15% off (up to RM5) ticket price to any destination

Boost x FavePay - Cashback Campaign
In conjunction with the integration between Fave & Boost,

You'll receive RM5 into your Boost wallet when you spend RM15 or more when you use Boost for your FavePay transactions!

Here's how it works:
Key in your total bill amount for payment on the Fave app
Select "Boost" as your preferred payment method
Confirm payment & key in your 6-digit pin
RM5 cashback credited to your Boost wallet the next working day

This post has been edited by soonwai: Nov 26 2018, 06:16 PM

you get by email?

i check boost website, FB, and app, it didnt show

Boost-ing at Mydin since their RM10 cashback, no prob so far
All cashier are good

When this one started?
Targetted user?

I spent like 50 bucks using Favepay x Boost in Mak Chee's restaurant like couple of days ago...

They better gimme that cashback.

That's why I inquired when the intregration cash back campaign kicked start.
I used FavePay+Boost yesterday.
Amount is > RM 15.

At Tesco self checkout machine?
From the payment menu, how many square icons are there?
I saw 3 only.

You need to select EFT at the screen to make payment using boost at Tesco

EFT is one of the 3 square boxes shown at the Payment Method page?

Yes

Thanks. Will try it and share accordingly.

yes, it was sent by email as I signed up during the weekend.

my 3rd boost attempt at a specs shop in Summit failed too!

the merchant & I walked all the way to the main entrance under the moonlight to get better coverage as his machine uses data too BUT the transaction failed to go thru even after 3 attempts outdoors (& before that, 4 attempts indoors!)!

what a discouraging way to cut my boost teeth!!!

I've messages CS & they asked for further details BUT I doubt if they too can resolve my problems!

Should be for all users. TnC states 26/11 but given the number of question marks in it, they may not have finalised it.

Applicable Terms & Conditions:
Campaign period: 26th November 2018 - Campaign end date?
Minimum spend: RM15 in one (1) transaction
Limited to one (1) cashback for one(1) Boost user?
Cashback will be rewarded the next working day
Limited to the first (how many transactions?)

In the beginning, I had problems twice. Nowadays quite smooth. I remember quite clearly it was twice because both times the transaction went though on the merchants, KK, POS, but nothing on my phone. No deduction but also no shake reward.

This post has been edited by soonwai: Nov 26 2018, 08:32 PM

after 3 failed attempts, I finally got a win!

purchased on 11 street & it went thru! finally! yahoo for the shaken RM1 too!

methinks that wifi/data strength plays a BIG part for Boost transaction - Boost & other ewallets must ensure that the wireless machinery is able to be wired too!

Wonder why they can't come up with a clearer name instead of EFT...

Not everyone knows what's EFT, even I have no idea what's EFT

Electronic Fintech Transactions?

This post has been edited by xperiaDROID: Nov 26 2018, 08:42 PM

EFT is actually a correct term isn't it? Electronic fund transfer

I see...

But shouldn't they name the section as "E wallet" or "Mobile payment" instead?

any benefit for Fave new sign up?

EFT is the 2nd /middle icon at Payment Method page at self checkout counter. The same button you tapped for CC payment too.

Just tried my first experience of Boost/TnG Wallet at Tesco.
It wasn't a smooth and pleasant experience.

Tried on 1st booth. Always Error #97
The staff on duty asked me to switch to another machine.
The 2nd booth. Always re-connecting.
Then he called his supervisor. The supervisor restarted the CIMB POS.
Same problem: Always re-connecting. I asked if it's ready.
She said already got customer tried and successful before.
Then, she asked to go back to the 1st booth to try again but with prompt with Error #97.
Then, she restarted the CIMB POS and finally, the transaction went through.
I suspected could be the POS jammed or what.