I'm getting mixed answers here hopefully someone can answer it :)
As im aware the 5% cash back is for paywave under $100. So why are people suggesting to use it with the Myer i3 laptop deal or as seen was used on a vending machine and had not received the 5% cashback.
Maybe these people don't understand its for paywave $100 and under or am I missing something here?
Not really iv tried buying heaps of things this way and still got my rebate, illegal not to honour it, unless its written somewhere in T&Cs, since there isn't any for this type of activity.
An easier suggestion is to buy gift cards in increments of $50 or $99 if they allow you.
I don't think anyone using a vending machine needs to worry about the purchase being over the $100 limit.
I highly doubt they will have Paywave though.
What do you think my whole other post was about?????
Why don't you use google before making statements like that.
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=coke+vending+machine+payp…
Just so you know Pay Pass is only Pay Pass when the transaction is under $100. Above that and you need to put your pin in or sign, making it a regular debit/credit card transaction.
Alright settle down there sraymond. Making a statement like what? To me, I was just thinking from a security point of view how easy it would be to place a RFID reader beside, underneath or beside the Paypass sensor and it being in public places it would be very easy.
I think you need to relax a bit mate.
You break it up into payments of $100 or less :)
e.g $545 laptop
Charge $99 5 times
Charge $50 once
They still get their money, its just a bit more effort for them
Though recently if you do this kind of thing they can detect a pattern and wont give cashback