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Credit card to grab to fave: Triple dipping - pros and cons?
Just read about triple dipping - use credit card (can anyone verify if DBS altitude visa recognize this?) to top up grabpay, and grabpay to top up fave pay.
So paying by fave pay earns us cashback, which in turn earns us grabpoints on grabpay, and in turn earns us miles on DBS altitude. Sounds like maximizing all benefits, provided merchant accepts fave pay.
Is there any pro vs cons analysis? Say paying grab using Altitude gains you 4 mpd compared with topping up grabpay earns you 1.2 mpd only
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To be frank, I don't see any cons. Perhaps the only con I can see is that the favepay cashback might go to waste if you only go to that store once and it expires, but it's one of those good to have kind of thing
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This is not so much an analysis of triple dipping, but more of alternatives of DBS Altitude to top up GrabPay. You could also consider AMEX Krisflyer (3.1 mpd) and Citi Rewards (4mpd) to conduct the triple dip.