TofuMofu
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Even on Platinum and Private - if you've banked with FNB for 3+ years - it is relatively simple to get to RL5.
I only started January 2015
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Even on Platinum and Private - if you've banked with FNB for 3+ years - it is relatively simple to get to RL5.
Even on Platinum and Private - if you've banked with FNB for 3+ years - it is relatively simple to get to RL5.
If you're a big spender, sure.
Hi, i've just spent about 3 days reading most posts on this forum(while at work). just wanted to say thanks for all the tips.
Also decided to join my broadband today......
just wanted to also mention that i have used checkers vouchers at House and Home, bought 2 aircons for my house, with ebucks, for free![]()
Woah, stop the presses. Never thought about that... so we can get our 15% back in eBucks when buying Checkers gift card / vouchers? This could come in handy where there is a big spend month (i.e. total ccard spend) but not much bought at Checkers.no, you cant get 15% from HNH, but you can buy gift vouchers from checkers and get the 15%, then use the vouchers at HNH.
Woah, stop the presses. Never thought about that... so we can get our 15% back in eBucks when buying Checkers gift card / vouchers? This could come in handy where there is a big spend month (i.e. total ccard spend) but not much bought at Checkers.
Guys. Any idea how does eB work with an RMB account?
You won't be able to get eBucks while purchasing gift cards it's considered as money market transaction so no eBucks for it
Woah, stop the presses. Never thought about that... so we can get our 15% back in eBucks when buying Checkers gift card / vouchers? This could come in handy where there is a big spend month (i.e. total ccard spend) but not much bought at Checkers.
If I look at the eB site, we can get 40% when we purchase gift cards. The same with virtual vouchers.
What do you guys prefer ?
So to pay utility bills, Telkom etc. is it better to go to a cashier or easypay counters at woolies or pnp and swipe a cc or to do it online via easypay.co.za?
So to pay utility bills, Telkom etc. is it better to go to a cashier or easypay counters at woolies or pnp and swipe a cc or to do it online via easypay.co.za?
Won't it be easier in the long run to just open an account at a different bank to transfer money to an draw cash out of?
Anyone have the link that shows what discounts you get on FNBConnect adsl on each reward level? Can't find it. Only find this one and the ID link does not work:
https://www.fnbconnect.co.za/products-consumer-uncapped.shtml
I want to know what discount I'll get on RL 3 on 2 MB.