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Anonymous

27 Dec 2022

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Promotion clarification: Make a min. spend of S$1,000 for 2 consecutive months from Card Approval date. does that mean I have to spend $1k per month x 2 or $1k in 2 months?

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Danny Lee

29 Jan 2023

$1K per month

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Billy

27 Dec 2022

Development & Acquisitions Manager at Real Estate Private Equity

Based on the phrasing - For 2 consecutive months, I would believe its $1k per month x 2 months

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SamC

27 Dec 2022

Probably $1000 each month....

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