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Started about 1.5 years ago and finished about a year ago, I wouldnt hold out much hope if i was you. EDIT: i stand corrected, looks like the promo is on again, albeit harder to qualify for the bonus points now:

thanks for a quick reply, will save us the hassle :)

What's the collective experience: does this have to come from external source or can we transfer between family accounts to satisfy the requirement?

i haven't received any offers from ANZ, but then again i'm still using the cards (mostly amex) regularly. As a side question, does anyone have updates on waiving the annual fees with ANZ? Seems like they are really tight on this.

Just for stats, mine only took 7 business days from email date to get to regional QLD. Don't lose hope :)

Don't forget that you could revert to bankwest Zero Platinum which is imho superior to 28 deg

thought about it, but decided to give it up... and also didnt want to attract unnecessary attention as i quite frequently use their qf debit card ;) so decided to sit it out for now, the question is for how long? 6 months, 9 months?

Applied online but was only approved for a measly 5k credit limit, might be too many hits on the file lately. Just wondering if anyone had experience upping the limit (and card status) later on, what is the earliest i could request it from them as an existing customer without going through all...

NoName The argument here is the bank not honouring the original promotion incentive of 10000 bonus QF points for opening and operating the account for 3 months

This. If they play hard ball, you do the same and take it further. For the car loan may I suggest you have a look at Qantas CU, I found their service very reasonable. As a bonus they only charge interest on your remaining balance, not calculate it upfront as most of the banks, i figured i saved...

Yay, i have my goal now. Under 50% to go. Don't want to think of the tax component tho :eek:

I went even further, and signed up after years of lurking around :) Hello, World!

It will not show up in credit report. Unless of course you explicitly agree for a credit enquiry as part of a transfer process with another bank, which i imagine would be quite a rare occurrence.