Anonymous

29 Jan 2024

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Just wondering how everyone manages their different travelling cards. Do you guys switch between Revolut, YouTrip, Amaze and others?

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Justin

07 Feb 2024

Content Strategist at Seedly

I use all three you mentioned but mostly Amaze. Heard a lot of horror stories with YouTrip so I'm trying to stay off it as much as I can.

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Ian

03 Feb 2024

I mainly use amaze for miles.

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Javier Tan Yan Kai

03 Feb 2024

Actuarial Analyst at AIA

Using amaze for miles

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Py

02 Feb 2024

Only using youtrip for easy tracking too

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YOC

01 Feb 2024

I use youtrip only to minimise the number of cards i have....

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