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8 minutes ago, Imac said:

Bro, which credit card you use for payment?

I yesterday also top up $60.02, use the $6 discount voucher and pay by OCBC card...Final bill is $44.42.

Just want to check which card you using for payment? Thanks.

Bro, DBS/Esso Master Card which gives 18% off up front. Monthly fuel bill reaches $180/, $7 will be credited into the account.

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12 minutes ago, Fitvip said:

Bro, DBS/Esso Master Card which gives 18% off up front. Monthly fuel bill reaches $180/, $7 will be credited into the account.

Bro, thanks for the info.

I just googled DBS website for the ESSO card....Their Annual Fee is $192.60....Very high for credit card....

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14 minutes ago, Fitvip said:

Bro, DBS/Esso Master Card which gives 18% off up front. Monthly fuel bill reaches $180/, $7 will be credited into the account.

Now quite easy to hit $180 since petrol price not cheap.😅

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1 minute ago, Imac said:

Bro, thanks for the info.

I just googled DBS website for the ESSO card....Their Annual Fee is $192.60....Very high for credit card....

Ask for fee wavier.

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26 minutes ago, Imac said:

Bro, thanks for the info.

I just googled DBS website for the ESSO card....Their Annual Fee is $192.60....Very high for credit card....

I never paid any fees for the last 10yrs

 

just put in waiver and sure waived if u use the card for petrol regularly

 

in fact apply thru the app and instant waiver

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i will cancel any credit card that ask me to pay for annual fee.

So far, cancelled 2 already, mainly also because i did not used them at all [laugh]

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2 hours ago, Imac said:

Bro, thanks for the info.

I just googled DBS website for the ESSO card....Their Annual Fee is $192.60....Very high for credit card....

Ask for waiver. I just did it yesterday!

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2 hours ago, 13177 said:

Now quite easy to hit $180 since petrol price not cheap.😅

Yes. I have exceeded this amount almost every month.

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5 hours ago, Imac said:

Bro, thanks for the info.

I just googled DBS website for the ESSO card....Their Annual Fee is $192.60....Very high for credit card....

1) Can ask for waiver by online method.

2) If reject, can call the customer care and ask for waiver. Generally successful 

3) If still not successful, cancel the card 

 

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5 hours ago, RH1667 said:

i will cancel any credit card that ask me to pay for annual fee.

So far, cancelled 2 already, mainly also because i did not used them at all [laugh]

This time i had to call DBS customer care because online fee waiver was not successful and i always use this DBS Esso card for petrol.

luckily got approved otherwise had to cancel and maybe move to other petrol company with UOB or OCBC card promotions.

So not only DBS lose a customer, Esso would have also lost one customer haha 

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6 hours ago, RH1667 said:

i will cancel any credit card that ask me to pay for annual fee.

So far, cancelled 2 already, mainly also because i did not used them at all [laugh]

If no use the card at all, unlikely they will waive la. Maybe they waive for one time only.

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4 hours ago, Fitvip said:

Yes. I have exceeded this amount almost every month.

Ya, sure can exceed. Unless you WFH and seldom drive then maybe a bit difficult.

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On 12/29/2021 at 9:47 PM, Mann123 said:

This time i had to call DBS customer care because online fee waiver was not successful and i always use this DBS Esso card for petrol.

luckily got approved otherwise had to cancel and maybe move to other petrol company with UOB or OCBC card promotions.

So not only DBS lose a customer, Esso would have also lost one customer haha 

Every year without fail, my annual fee can be waived but in 2021, DBS very ngiao or hard up.

Tried everything from digibot, email, phone but still refused to waive.

Wanted to cancel but last resort called my Relations Manager to 'help out' or I will consider moving my investments elsewhere.

If 2022 still same thing happen, will really cancel this card and DBS services.

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1 hour ago, Raychay said:

Every year without fail, my annual fee can be waived but in 2021, DBS very ngiao or hard up.

Tried everything from digibot, email, phone but still refused to waive.

Wanted to cancel but last resort called my Relations Manager to 'help out' or I will consider moving my investments elsewhere.

If 2022 still same thing happen, will really cancel this card and DBS services.

Exactly. Financial institutions must be the first to realise the adage 'Penny wise, pound foolish' literally, as one's relationship is not only through Credit Cards. There are lots of fishes in the ocean and there's also others that tie-up with petrol companies for cashback, discounts etc. So no big deal.

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21 hours ago, Raychay said:

Every year without fail, my annual fee can be waived but in 2021, DBS very ngiao or hard up.

Tried everything from digibot, email, phone but still refused to waive.

Wanted to cancel but last resort called my Relations Manager to 'help out' or I will consider moving my investments elsewhere.

If 2022 still same thing happen, will really cancel this card and DBS services.

If they dont waive, can cancel the card and then later reapply as new again?

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37 minutes ago, 13177 said:

If they dont waive, can cancel the card and then later reapply as new again?

maybe need to wait 6 months minimum before re-apply 

 

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