B2Bpay - where is the list of massive bonus billers

[Duffa]

I would doubt that Qantas business Rewards is going to have a "scammer" as a Points Partner.

Fair point LTO. I meant "scam" as in encouraging unsuspecting punters to use their points to buy toasters - not illegal, but probably not the best way to use your points. 1 point per $100 and the high fees make it pretty marginal for me

 

[Malcolm Albany]

Fair point LTO. I meant "scam" as in encouraging unsuspecting punters to use their points to buy toasters - not illegal, but probably not the best way to use your points. 1 point per $100 and the high fees make it pretty marginal for me

I've used B2B pay. It took around 6 days to turn up on the ATO website as paid but was reasonably seamless. The initial set up is a bit clunky tho and involved a few emails.

 

[BillytheFIsh]

Their assumption has everything to do with an overdraft - it's how they worked out you could "save" approx $3000 in interest a year on a 20k per month spend. I'm afraid I only earn about 1.5% interest (p.a.) on the 55 days my money is still in the bank prior to paying off the credit card bill. And that certainly doesn't come close to three grand, even on 50k a month!

I agree. I think every assumption in their calculations is flawed - if they can show me the "standard" Visa or MC that earns 1 point/$ on $20k/month, sign me up!

 

[rock86]

First time I've been called silly on this forum but there you go. It's easy to leave your manners behind when posting anonymously, I suppose.

So by saying your assumption made is silly how does this infer I've called you as whole silly? The adjective is purely used on the particular assumption, not on a personal level. There's no high road either, when anonymously you refer to a companies business as a scam without any legitimate claims to even back it up.

 

[lovetravellingoz]

but probably not the best way to use your points. 1 point per $100 and the high fees make it pretty marginal for me

The main return is the points on the CC used. 2MR points per $ when the surcharge is tax deductible is the main game here and for those of us that like Krisflyer that works and is still a reasonable way to buy points. The extra QFF points is just a small bonus.

Naturally like most of us I prefer "free" points, though in truth all points cost something even if it is just time.

For several decades to fly my family of 5 on mainly annual international holidays (initially in Y, but for over a decade now in J/F) I have mainly have not bought points (whether that be through higher surcharges, high cards fees not offset by other benefits, LifeMiles et etc), but with retirement now only 3 -ish years away I am becoming less fussy as my ability to gain "free" points will drop off markedly once I do. So I am now also chasing "cheap" points to help build up my various Points Warehouses for my post-retirement phase when I might also shock-horror actually have to start buying long-haul international flights which is something I have rarely done over the last two decades.

Hopefully I can have enough of a stash to stretch out the much fewer points I will be gaining then. Also my 3 daughters may have to fend for themselves after I retire

 

[slinky123]

Where on the site is the list of bonus billers? I cannot find any of them.

 

[Ansett]

Where on the site is the list of bonus billers? I cannot find any of them.

Its on a separate page follow this link

Bonus Partners

 

[lovetravellingoz]

Its on a separate page follow this link

Bonus Partners

Though I think he was more looking for the Earn 3 point(s) per $1.50 ET ones

They do seem to be thin on the ground....

Merchant Code: naritas
Trading Name: Naritas Finance

• Earn 3 point(s) per $1.50 ET

 

[Doctore1003]

I've been using B2Bpay to pay the ATO and a few other bills. The money landed in accounts quickly and there were no problems. I called them up once to ask a question, and their customer service was much better than my recent experience with RewardPay.

PS. B2Bpay also takes Visa/MC and Diners.

 

[kevrosmith]

The other benefit of the current B2BPay sign up offer is that they provide a link for joining Qantas Business Rewards for free.

http://www.qantasbusinessrewards.co...b2bpay&utm_content=freejoin&utm_term=joinfree

 

[kevrosmith]

I've been using B2Bpay to pay the ATO and a few other bills. The money landed in accounts quickly and there were no problems. I called them up once to ask a question, and their customer service was much better than my recent experience with RewardPay.

PS. B2Bpay also takes Visa/MC and Diners.

Does this mean that the previous problems experienced by madrooster (as reported here RewardPay Alternatives) no longer exist for paying ATO?

 

[Doctore1003]

Does this mean that the previous problems experienced by madrooster (as reported here RewardPay Alternatives) no longer exist for paying ATO?

I used the BPAY option several times recently. No problem.

 

[ALH]

Well have just put my first payment through on Amex to test it out.

I mainly want KF points but the bonus QFF points is a nice sweetener to offset the surchage. As is the initial 10K QFF points for joining if you spend $10K by 31 May.


Join via: B2Bpay | Qantas Business Rewards

I finally used it yesterday to pay ATO just to get the bonus QFF points. There is a 90 day wait for the bonus 10,000 QFF Points and .2% higher Amex surcharge than Reward Pay.

There aren’t any useful bonus partners there for me to use, so will probably stick with Reward Pay

 

[madrooster]

Does this mean that the previous problems experienced by madrooster (as reported here RewardPay Alternatives) no longer exist for paying ATO?

Not sure about paying the ATO but I've recently run into a payment not being credited at all with B2BPay (BPAY). Still no resolution.

 

[gizzard]

QF has extended the 10k points bonus offer until 31 July.

 

[Saltywings]

I finally used it yesterday to pay ATO just to get the bonus QFF points. There is a 90 day wait for the bonus 10,000 QFF Points and .2% higher Amex surcharge than Reward Pay.

There aren’t any useful bonus partners there for me to use, so will probably stick with Reward Pay

Where did you see the surcharge being 0.2% higher? They're the same.

 

[ALH]

Where did you see the surcharge being 0.2% higher? They're the same.

I realised later that they exactly the same. Oops.

By co-incidence, I received my 10,000 bonus QFF Points today

 

[Duffa]

We pay Elgas a few thousand a year and I saw that they are a bonus biller 0.75 p.p.d
The registration screen is rather convoluted - I think my time is a tad more valuable
It's a no from me

 

[Saltywings]

We pay Elgas a few thousand a year and I saw that they are a bonus biller 0.75 p.p.d
The registration screen is rather convoluted - I think my time is a tad more valuable
It's a no from me

Was quite easy for me to get set up on B2Bpay, which has supplanted RewardPay as my choice service (the QF points did it); took all of two minutes, YMMV.

 

[Newtothegame]

I haven't used this service before so am not 100% sure how the points work.

Does a normal (non-bonus) biller give you both 1 QFF point per $100 + your usual credit card rewards points?

The main return is the points on the CC used. 2MR points per $ when the surcharge is tax deductible is the main game here and for those of us that like Krisflyer that works and is still a reasonable way to buy points. The extra QFF points is just a small bonus.

Naturally like most of us I prefer "free" points, though in truth all points cost something even if it is just time.

For several decades to fly my family of 5 on mainly annual international holidays (initially in Y, but for over a decade now in J/F) I have mainly have not bought points (whether that be through higher surcharges, high cards fees not offset by other benefits, LifeMiles et etc), but with retirement now only 3 -ish years away I am becoming less fussy as my ability to gain "free" points will drop off markedly once I do. So I am now also chasing "cheap" points to help build up my various Points Warehouses for my post-retirement phase when I might also shock-horror actually have to start buying long-haul international flights which is something I have rarely done over the last two decades.

Hopefully I can have enough of a stash to stretch out the much fewer points I will be gaining then. Also my 3 daughters may have to fend for themselves after I retire