Tips to Boost your eBucks

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You can definitely do every account.
1) click my bank accounts
2) click on any account, eg on "Cheque Account" in my case
3) click settings there, if not already at settings
4) click on "Change" next to inContact on the left side about under heading "Notifications".
Tada your at the inContact settings specific to the account.
Repeat for every account you have.

We're talking contact details, not inContact details surely?

And I just tested the above now, changing inContact details is applied globally across all accounts even though they allow you to update via a specific account. I changed it on my flexi fixed deposit and it applies to all :/
 
Mmmm, are you sure the share investor count as an investment account (to get eB points).

I have one, and they forced me to open a flexi fixed account (to get that eb points)

No, its under a different criterion. 1000 points

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eBucks said:
Have a non-discretionary mandate with FNB Securities or FNB Share Investor that meets the minimum trade amounts (R10 000 in the previous month or R60 000 over six months) 1000

The trade was submitted and executed on the 23rd of Feb, but the "settlement" only came through on the 1st of March. But their rules specifically say trades. (Money is available after execution for new trades, cash becomes available to transfer out of the account after settlement)
 
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We're talking contact details, not inContact details surely?

And I just tested the above now, changing inContact details is applied globally across all accounts even though they allow you to update via a specific account. I changed it on my flexi fixed deposit and it applies to all :/

ok. Thats all I do, and I get my points every year....so not sure then.
 
We're talking contact details, not inContact details surely?

And I just tested the above now, changing inContact details is applied globally across all accounts even though they allow you to update via a specific account. I changed it on my flexi fixed deposit and it applies to all :/

This was the rule I didn't qualify when I added more accounts:

Be registered for inContact, allow us to communicate with you (i.e. update your marketing consent to 'Yes'), receive your statements via email and keep your contact information up to date in the last 12 months
 
I see eBucks cannot do math this month. I got less than half of the eBucks I should've. And calling them is useless but I'll still try....
 
Sigh

05/02/2016 - eB8 627.00 CR
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08/03/2016 - eB9 960.00 CR
 
I hope this hasn't been asked/answered before but do Makro ebucks card swipes "earn" appear separately on your statements?

Had two makro swipes in February but I can't make out if I got ebucks for them, even though they're like 0.75%. Thanks.
 
I hope this hasn't been asked/answered before but do Makro ebucks card swipes "earn" appear separately on your statements?

Had two makro swipes in February but I can't make out if I got ebucks for them, even though they're like 0.75%. Thanks.

Yes, separate.

12 Jan 2016
MAKRO:EBUCKS EARNED

0.00
75.00
 
Is it true you do not get Ebucks on Liquor, even if you buy from the Checkers liquor shop?
 
Tell me please. I changed to premier a couple months ago. During the transition and delay of fresh cards being delivered, for two months I was on RL3. As of this last update (Tuesday) I'm back on RL5.
Does the RL5 apply to the month going forward or the previous month (ie February)? Thanks
 
Tell me please. I changed to premier a couple months ago. During the transition and delay of fresh cards being delivered, for two months I was on RL3. As of this last update (Tuesday) I'm back on RL5.
Does the RL5 apply to the month going forward or the previous month (ie February)? Thanks
For the previous month, in this case Feb
 
Guys what a disappointment I wanted to buy a uhd tv and since eBucks decided to restrict voucher purchases I already converted all my eBucks to makro vouchers and now I see the same tv is on special at eBucks shop
 
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