[VIC, QLD] Skybus to Melbourne Airport $11/$21, Avalon Airport $21/$40, Gold Coast $13/$25 (One Way/Return) with UnionPay

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AussieBogan on 21/12/2019 - 23:49 unionpayintl.com (381 clicks)
Last edited 22/12/2019 - 05:24 by 1 other user

This deal is back.

Duration:
2019-04-25 To 2020-04-30

Preferential range:
All UnionPay Cards (card number starting with 62)

Activity content：
Promotion 1.

Enjoy one way discounted ticket at $11 (original full price $19.75) and return ticket at $21 (original full price $38) with UnionPay card at Melbourne Airport SkyBus ticket counters

Promotion 2.

Enjoy one way discounted ticket at $13 (original full price $15) and return ticket at $25 (original full price $30) with UnionPay card at the Gold Coast Airport SkyBus ticket counters

Promotion 3.

Enjoy one way discounted ticket at $21 (original full price $24) and return ticket at $40 (original full price $46) with UnionPay card at the Avalon Airport, Victoria SkyBus ticket counters.

If you don't have unionpay card, try Bank of China

Enjoy

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  freshofftheplane on 22/12/2019 - 00:05

  +1

  So now you have to be Chinese to get discounts?

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    BeefBiryani on 22/12/2019 - 00:11

    +12

    So? You already need to be Chinese to buy a house anyway.

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    AussieBogan on 22/12/2019 - 00:11

    +12

    So you have to be American to use Amex?

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  Truman17 on 22/12/2019 - 01:03

  +3

  Bank of China could have the union pay debit card, so you don't need to be a Chinese for this.

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    bai tu on 22/12/2019 - 04:35

    +2

    Can confirm, we've got one. Walked into a local BoC branch and opened an account, the accompanying debit card does support UnionPay. Works great when on holidays in China, universally accepted unlike our Visa/MC cards which a lot of places couldn't take.

    Do note that you need to keep minimum $1k in the account to have the monthly fee waived.

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  Sidor on 22/12/2019 - 10:03

  +6

  I'd rather pay more for Skybus once or twice than deal with Bank of China