DIfferent Points shown on Credit Card Statement to what arrived in Account

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Hey guys,

Looking for a quick tip from you guys. I recently applied for the NAB Plat card when it had a sign on bonus of 20,000 Velocity Points. I've had the card for about 2 months now and got my first statement the other day. On it, it shows points transfered to Velocity as being 20,0064. Since I only spent $64 on the card I was happy the bonus points had been credited.

Unfortunatly checking my Velocity account only 64 points actually made it. So the statement says 20,0064 but only 64 arrived. I realise that NAB stipulate the bonus points can take 3 months to credit, but does this seem normal to anybody? They're on the statement so surely they should have been credited to Velocity?

Just seeking in prior experience before I call either NAB or velocity myself.

Cheers!
 
I just got my first statement but nothing mentioned about the bonus 20k points, just the 4000 from spend. Will be keen to see how this pans out.
 
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First statement points posted 18th Dec, 20,000 bonus arrived on the 13th January just before the second statement on the 17th January. The second statement also had the $150 annual fee. Hope that helps.
 
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