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Snip says they won't take Amex if the merchant won't take it, so I didn't see the point in using them
I haven’t looked into Snip, but it could work for Canberra? Depending on how Snip code the sale.
Snip says they won't take Amex if the merchant won't take it, so I didn't see the point in using them
I haven’t looked into Snip, but it could work for Canberra? Depending on how Snip code the sale.
Easyshare might be worth looking into. I have used it for non-ABN purchases, their rate is 2.5% for Amex.
You need to be a little but hacky though.
Their service is geared for sharehouse tenants and is designed to add credit cards from members of a household, and zaps their monthly rent to the real estate agents bank account automatically to save tenants fiddling around with EFT transfers every month.
Their system accepts any BSB/Account as a rent payment destination, and you can put one off payments through using the same setup too. Ping support if you find it a bit fiddly, they have always been really helpful when I've needed them.
Reach out to support if you're still finding the payment's in limbo. [email protected]I've signed up to the app. It won't let me just do the transfer as of today. I've had to select Monday as the "due date" with one destination being my personal bank account for "rent" and the other BPay details to cover a bill. What will happen now? I can't see anything has been debited from Amex in my "pending" transactions yet. When will this happen?
I believe if you get a payment notice payable via post bill pay you can use AmexGreetings all.
Any advice on paying VicRoads car Rego using an AmEx card?
The aim is to earn points... but VicRoads don’t accept AmEx directly.
I’ve got no experience with RewardPay, but I vaguely remember using B2Bpay once upon a time.
I’ve got an AmEx Platinum card, and four cars to pay with rego due in June... with the current double points offer using the AmEx card is worth it, I think.
thanks in advance
I was hoping PostBillPay would be an option (have used it for other bills via the PayPal AmEx two-step), but sadly not an option for VicRoads payments.I believe if you get a payment notice payable via post bill pay you can use Amex
One way out is to go to Westfield buy a $500 gift card for $2.95 using Ames then use same wherever eftpos is accepted .I was hoping PostBillPay would be an option (have used it for other bills via the PayPal AmEx two-step), but sadly not an option for VicRoads payments.
(can pay over the counter at a post office, but not with AmEx cards.)
One way out is to go to Westfield buy a $500 gift card for $2.95 using Ames then use same wherever eftpos is accepted .
That’s prob online . I bought a $500 card this feb . Last year they reduced from $995 to $500The max amount you can buy for Westfield gift card now is $200 only, this was changed in the mid of last year.
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That’s prob online . I bought a $500 card this feb . Last year they reduced from $995 to $500
I have done it often .Who wants to go to the nearest Westfield and try it out? Would be a very good way to pay certain bills.
I have done it often .
Where possible try and use the self service terminal and Australia post as I believe the Australia post is not too keen on you using them to pay bills - well at least they used to.