Qantas Credit Union - Platinum Visa - 1pt per $1 with 30k bonus

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I had an issue with this once with a payment to HSBC. It is part of the BPAY agreement that the payment must be acknowledged in line with what Foreigner has posted above. My payment was made in line with these. I contacted BPAY directly via their website and they quickly sorted it out by liaising with HSBC.

HSBC just needed reminding about their obligations.

Thank you. I'll talk to BPay today and hopefully have some interest reversed.
 
The PARTY IS OVER...

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Dear <CUSTOMER>,
Notice of changes to Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Credit Card Terms and Conditions
Please note that we’re making changes to our Visa Platinum Credit Card.
The following changes to the Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Rewards (VPR Program) Terms and Conditions will be effective from 1 December 2016.
We are changing the VPR Program Terms and Conditions to:

  • Refer to “Qantas Frequent Flyer Points” as “Qantas Points”
  • Make payments made to the Australian Taxation Office Ineligible Transactions, so that Qantas Points are not earned on such payments,
  • Make nominated payments Ineligible Transactions from time to time, so that Qantas Points are not earned on such payments (we will let you know before we nominate payments as Ineligible Transactions),
  • Allocate Qantas Points for Eligible Transactions in accordance with the table below:
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  • Limit Qantas Points earned to an annual maximum of $200,000 of Eligible Transactions per customer for each 12 month period commencing from the date your account is opened and each account anniversary thereafter (“Eligible Transaction Cap”), regardless of the number of Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Credit Cards held by that Member.
For existing customers, the first Eligible Transaction Cap will apply for the period from 1 December 2016 to your next anniversary date and then annually thereafter. The $200,000 of Eligible Transactions per customer limit will still apply even if this first period is less than 12 months.
Bonus Qantas Points offers and promotions that are offered from time to time do not count towards the annual Eligible Transaction Cap.
The following change to the Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Credit Card Contract will be effective from 1 December 2016.
The Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Credit Card annual fee will increase to $249.
If you would like to discuss these changes, please contact us on 1300 747 747.
Regards,
Michelle Naguib
Manager Retail Banking,
Qudos Bank
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The PARTY IS OVER...

[TABLE="width: 638, align: center"][TR][TD][TABLE="width: 638, align: center"][TR][TD][TABLE="width: 568, align: center"][TR][TD]Dear <CUSTOMER>,
Notice of changes to Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Credit Card Terms and Conditions
Please note that we’re making changes to our Visa Platinum Credit Card.
The following changes to the Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Rewards (VPR Program) Terms and Conditions will be effective from 1 December 2016.
We are changing the VPR Program Terms and Conditions to:

  • Refer to “Qantas Frequent Flyer Points” as “Qantas Points”
  • Make payments made to the Australian Taxation Office Ineligible Transactions, so that Qantas Points are not earned on such payments,
  • Make nominated payments Ineligible Transactions from time to time, so that Qantas Points are not earned on such payments (we will let you know before we nominate payments as Ineligible Transactions),
  • Allocate Qantas Points for Eligible Transactions in accordance with the table below:
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[TABLE="width: 638, align: center"][TR][TD][TABLE="width: 638, align: center"][TR][TD][TABLE="width: 568, align: center"][TR][TD]
  • Limit Qantas Points earned to an annual maximum of $200,000 of Eligible Transactions per customer for each 12 month period commencing from the date your account is opened and each account anniversary thereafter (“Eligible Transaction Cap”), regardless of the number of Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Credit Cards held by that Member.
For existing customers, the first Eligible Transaction Cap will apply for the period from 1 December 2016 to your next anniversary date and then annually thereafter. The $200,000 of Eligible Transactions per customer limit will still apply even if this first period is less than 12 months.
Bonus Qantas Points offers and promotions that are offered from time to time do not count towards the annual Eligible Transaction Cap.
The following change to the Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Credit Card Contract will be effective from 1 December 2016.
The Qudos Bank Visa Platinum Credit Card annual fee will increase to $249.
If you would like to discuss these changes, please contact us on 1300 747 747.
Regards,
Michelle Naguib
Manager Retail Banking,
Qudos Bank[/TD][/TR][/TABLE][/TD][/TR][/TABLE][/TD][/TR][/TABLE]

Has been reported here a few weeks ago
 
Actually MikeG you should have heard the starters gun. Think of yourself on a monopoly board at the start. The finish line is now known so you can put stuff on the card without fearing zero points earn. I think you have about 42 days to work up your best results. We have 2 of these cards and we are not letting the days go to waste.
 
I've also got a Amex Gold Business card but that only transfers 1:1 with Virgin and Emirates. The Qudos card gets full rewards for government payments, so no surprises which card I'll be using for my tax bills...
 
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