Tips to Boost your eBucks - 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025

rocZA said:
Take into account - depending on your level, you may lose points as you do not have a salary / income deposit into your account.
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If he pays his salary across from the Nedbank account as he suggested he should be good
 
Spizz said:
Anyone have the spend caps for Checkers and Clicks to hand, and the rest of them for that matter? This tells you 15% but they have hidden the caps somewhere that I can't find. I'm on PW.

Earn eBucks on your FNB Private Wealth Accounts

Earn eBucks on your FNB Premier Accounts spending R100 on FNB Connect.
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Clicks: R3000
Engen: R3000
Checkers: R10000
 
rocZA said:
Take into account - depending on your level, you may lose points as you do not have a salary / income deposit into your account.
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It will be seen as income, because the source of funds is not linked to your FNB profile...
 
rocZA said:
Take into account - depending on your level, you may lose points as you do not have a salary / income deposit into your account.
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It can be any external deposit as far as I'm aware. They should still get the points by transferring from Nedbank to FNB as long as it exceeds the threshold amount.
 
Djelibeybi said:
Say it isn't so! I've just loaded engen 1App with a whole month of fuel:(
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He's talking sht, as long as you used a VCC you'll be fine, there's no wallet requirement other than to use a CC/Fusion VCC for the payment.
 
electrix said:
Because the eft fees are cheaper for the employer if nedbank to nedbank as the employer pays salaries from a nedbank account
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That sounds like it should be a problem for the employer.

Geez I've never heard of an employer forcing this. Pretty cheeky! I can only imagine all the other wild BS that would crop up working for someone like this.
 
RiNCEw1ND said:
That sounds like it should be a problem for the employer.

Geez I've never heard of an employer forcing this. Pretty cheeky! I can only imagine all the other wild BS that would crop up working for someone like this.
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The only employers who would enforce this are banks. Payroll stuff is charged for differently...
 
airborne said:
He's talking sht, as long as you used a VCC you'll be fine, there's no wallet requirement other than to use a CC/Fusion VCC for the payment.
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I added R1000 to my engen 1 app wallet in August and I earned no ebucks on it, when I queried it that was the response
 
ejacob25 said:
I added R1000 to my engen 1 app wallet in August and I earned no ebucks on it, when I queried it that was the response
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Did you earn ebucks like this in previous months?

The payment must be at the Engen forecourt (by the fuel pumps). A direct Engen1 tap or scan should be fine.
 
cpu. said:
Did you earn ebucks like this in previous months?

The payment must be at the Engen forecourt (by the fuel pumps). A direct Engen1 tap or scan should be fine.
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I think he means that any topups that's done to the engen 1 app beforehand doesn't earn ebucks, so we can't top up the whole R2500 a month to earn ebucks on the whole amount.
 
ejacob25 said:
I added R1000 to my engen 1 app wallet in August and I earned no ebucks on it, when I queried it that was the response
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Arthur AnymoreDonuts said:
I think he means that any topups that's done to the engen 1 app beforehand doesn't earn ebucks, so we can't top up the whole R2500 a month to earn ebucks on the whole amount.
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Ok now the truth comes out :cautious:

Top ups don't earn eBucks but paying for actual fuel using the ENGEN app does, there's no doubt about that, if they didnt you just provide the invoices but I've never had an issue using it for fuel.
 
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