Use Dosh Visa Debit Card on any Eligible Food and Beverage Purchase and get 25% Cashback ($30 Max) @ Dosh

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ace310 on 22/08/2023 - 16:16 dosh.nz (220 clicks)
Last edited 25/08/2023 - 00:26 by 2 other users

To get your slice of the cashback, use your Dosh Visa Debit Card on Saturday 26th August at any eligible food and beverage outlet and get 25% cashback.

You can make multiple purchases at food and beverage outlets to earn the cashback. However, to make it fair on all Dosh users, the maximum amount of cashback you can earn for the day is $30.

The cashback will be available from Saturday 26th August at 7:00am until Saturday 26th August 11:59pm.

Please check the T&C's for information on eligible food and beverage outlets.

Don't miss out on your cashback! Get ready by topping up your Dosh account so you can get spending right away.

Go on and treat yourself this Saturday!🍦

Cheers,
Team Dosh

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  felixfurtak on 22/08/2023 - 18:26

  +3

  Great, $120 worth of curry from the local take away straight into the freezer for instant dinners for me 🥘. Yum

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    jcroberts111 on 23/08/2023 - 11:49

    That is a lot of curry lol

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      simch on 28/08/2023 - 14:22

      a whole freezer worth haha

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  zyfinity on 23/08/2023 - 13:28

  Dosh really seems to be one of the best cards rn especially as its free to sign up so instant ROI.

  Does anyone know how they can keep this going as it’s a debit card? Is it all startup money?

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    justaddwater on 23/08/2023 - 13:56

    most likely

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    Aaron on 23/08/2023 - 14:03

    It's not like a bank debit card, when you use it you have to choose credit.
    So the store has to pay the fee or you get charged a credit card surcharge

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      kevinh89 on 23/08/2023 - 16:33

      actually? they say debit all over but when using it you have to choose credit and pay surcharge? It defeats the purpose of the cash back (1 every 100). Its like, paying surcharge with my visa airpoints so I can earn the airpoints, should avoid that and, if needed, just buy the airpoints, only use the card if no surcharge, right?
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        zyfinity on 23/08/2023 - 16:51

        +1

        It technically is a debit card, but they have to use the "credit" option on the card reader as it's a "prepaid" card. I'm not sure if the merchant is actually charged when the card is used, though typically the machines that do surcharge are simply bound to the credit option, and I'm not sure if this means the merchant is charged. However, for most of the purchases I make, the merchant doesn't charge a surcharge, and if they do, I just use my debit card.

        Overall, it's fairly decent as it's 1% cashback and the card costs nothing at all; even the shipping is free. Most airpoints cards offer less than 1%, and that's often in things like airpoints, which isn't cashback. Alongside that, they seem to often have promotions like these where they give back 25% if you purchase at their partnered stores, where they seem to be offering a decent amount. They even used to have 5% regularly at countdown a while back, which was pretty good.

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          kevinh89 on 23/08/2023 - 16:55

          @zyfinity: It is pretty sweet really. As long as punching "credit" doesnt add a massive surcharge. I just applied to the free airpoints amex cos I get an airpoint ever 100 instead of my anz 170.

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            zyfinity on 23/08/2023 - 16:58

            @kevinh89: yeah that amex card looks pretty good aswell since it has no card fee and it's actually a credit card

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              kevinh89 on 23/08/2023 - 17:06

              @zyfinity: I applied, they rang me asking for our middle names and then I asked what is the limit, 25 effin k, why do I need that for, my bank is gonna love that shit. hahahaha, I asked if he could reduce it and he said to ring after receiving the card, just crazy.

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                felixfurtak on 25/08/2023 - 07:57

                +3

                @kevinh89: You obviously have a good credit rating, earn a reasonable salary and have relatively low debt.

                Credit card companies also often give you high credit limits to limit your ability to obtain additional credit from other companies.

                Because now when you apply for another card with another company, the fact you have $25k credit limit with Amex make them less inclined to offer you more, because your available credit as a proportion of income is now higher, making you marginally greater risk.

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                  kevinh89 on 25/08/2023 - 07:59

                  @felixfurtak: Yeah, the weird bit is that I have a ANZ Airpoints Visa with a limit of 5k. I asked to be raised to 6k and they declined, which was really weird as me and my wife are both professionals on descent salaries.