Anyone knows if spending on medical bill in public hospitals is counted for the point bonus?
In this world of instant gratification - for W egc purchases - it is instant as a discount on the purchase price. Time value of money at work!
Not sure you can get physical cards anymore as a number of schemes have gone on cost cutting and no longer will mail out cards (major issue with getting Coles Myer group physical cards - sorry Coles Express but you're history since the change in early 2017).
I’m going to guess no as Government spend given they count some private energy companies as Government.
Good luck on that quest.Okay got my first lot of 40k points after spending well over $3000 monthly requirement.
Now to work out what transactions counted as eligible spend as I’ll be closer to $3000 spend this month and what to not miss the target.
Does anyone know if the 120,000 points offer for the High Flyer is a regular occurrence or was that very much a once off?
I’ll probably go for the card but I’m not in any rush so I might wait and see if the higher bonus happens regularly. My rent payments should help make the monthly spend achievable.
Applied a month ago, initially rejected due to not having FY2017 tax assessment available. Quickly submitted the tax return and sent that through, now approved. Having read through all 12 pages now, hoping people might be able to confirm some spend eligibility details:
Are any of the following not eligible for counting toward spend requirements for bonus points?
Apart from diverting my usual spend for 3 months, I might pre-pay some bills for a few months, and then top up the spend buying WISH cards from CashRewards and then converting them to Visa 1 cards at Woolies. Alternatively, buying the $200 cards at Officeworks (with $7.95 card fee). Anyone see any problems with this approach?
- BUPA health fund
- Telstra
- Buying WISH cards through CashRewards
- VA flights
- Thrifty car hire
- Gift cards through RACQ
Cashrewards and RACQ are my biggest concern in my list above.
Make sure you get your $129 Virgin travel voucher before you do!Thinking of cancelling high flyer once month’s points arrive and applying for the velocity flyer. 60,000 points (spread over 3 months) will be good with a lower spend threshold.
Make sure you get your $129 Virgin travel voucher before you do!
Make sure you get your $129 Virgin travel voucher before you do!
Just updating my experience. I rang to close my card today and they (after the arm wrestling) and they wanted to ensure i had got my $129 voucher so looks all good there. As part of the arm wrestle i was offered lifetime waiver for annual fee. I still declined but thought useful intel for any others who maybe not so certain to cancel.
You know if I was offered the lifetime fee waiver I think I’d take it fir the $1 = 1 point earn rate.
Which card did you have? The Money Flyer or the High Flyer (I have the High Flyer).
Good news is got second batch of 40,000 points so only one more to go
You know if I was offered the lifetime fee waiver I think I’d take it for the $1 = 1 point earn rate.
Which card did you have? The Money Flyer or the High Flyer (I have the High Flyer).
Good news is got second batch of 40,000 points so only one more to go
FYI - i applied for a qantas premium in feb. applied for the virgin high flyer in April. and was declined straigt away because citi issue both cards and applications were made within 90 days of each other. I dont know if this is a blanket rule across all citi issued cards but it would have been nice to know before i applied. hope this helps someone else. now i'm on the banned citi list for another 90 days.