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Hi I'm looking at getting a Visa card that earns QFF points. Does anyone know if the Woolworths Qantas Platinum is worthwhile? The first year's fee is $99 and $169 thereafter. It gives 1QFF per $ spent up to 2,500QFF a month. Any thought appreciated.

Hi Is there a way to check how many points were earned for each transaction? I can't seem to find where I can get a detailed breakdown of my points. Thanks

Hi, I'm a Platinum card holder and have about 18k reward points at the moment. I'm hoping to transfer all of them to my QFF account, but I'm not registered for the Citibank Qantas Rewards. Can I call them up, get myself registered and then transfer the points over? The website seems to say that...

Hi, Does anyone know what the reward ratio is for Reward Platinum for the past few years? I've just gone through my parents' credit card statements and it seems to have been $1:1 at best. I thought it has been $1:1.25 or something in that range. I called up CS, but they said $1:1.25 is only for...

Isn't the standard reward rate $1 for 1 point rather than $1 for 1.25 or better?

Is it likely that all Platinum Credit Card holders will be automatically transferred to the Reserve?

Just a few questions: Did they come in a separate transaction? Also, what's the "description" of the transaction? How about the amount that you'll pay only when you check-in, did they give you the bonus for that amount as well?

Is it right that even supp Plat Charge Card holders also receive a Plat Credit Card? If so, are supp Plat Charge Card holders eligible for the free flight as well? Thanks

Do you mean the definitions on p.11? There's only a definition for a 'Trip', but the subject matter in the rental section is an arbitrary journey that starts and ends in Australia.

Actually, the duration of the journey has no bound because the only limitation is that it commences and ends in Australia.

I think I've found the answer: So, typically, if the car isn't hired under the card holder's name, then there's no cover because the card holder isn't responsible for the costs.

Does that mean I'd be covered if I fly to any country and hire a car there, as long as I return home within half a year?

It seems the T&C doesn't enforce that the driver has to be the card holder, right? So I could pay for someone else's car and they would still be insured?

If a supplementary card holder resides overseas, then his/her trip would start and end in a foreign country. Supplementary card holders do not have to reside in Australia, right?

Sorry for digging up an old post: doesn't the Plat Credit Card already provide the same travel insurance?