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10% Cash Back on Online Gaming Purchases with Bank of Melbourne Visa Debit Card (on Purchases up to $200/Month)

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Here’s how it works:
• to get the get 10% cash back use your debit card to pay for online gaming purchases
• That is, the debit card associated to your Complete Freedom, or Complete Freedom account.
Good to know:
• That’s up to $200 per month until 31 March 2017
• It’s for purchases made on PlayStation Store©, Xbox One©, Steam©, Battle Net©, EA Origin© and Riot Games©
• Applies to both existing and new customers
• Cash back is automated and paid out in the following month
• Offer also available for St.George and BankSA Visa Debit Cards
^Offer available on the Complete Freedom and Complete Freedom Student account. Based on eligibility criteria, offer is only available to individuals over the age of 18 years. Available from the 1 October 2016 until 31 March 2017, however Bank of Melbourne reserves the right to withdraw the offer at anytime. Use your Complete Freedom or Complete Freedom Student Visa Debit card to pay for digital video gaming purchases on online platforms and Bank of Melbourne will reimburse you 10% on these purchases. Rebate limited to a maximum spend of $200 per month. Digital video game purchases refers to Visa Debit Card purchases made on PlayStation Store©, Xbox One©, Steam©, Battle Net©, EA Origin© and Riot Games©. Bank of Melbourne will reimburse the relevant amounts on a monthly basis within 10 business days from the last business day of each month, account must remain open to receive the rebate. For customers with multiple eligible accounts, or a joint account, the cashback will be capped to one customer.

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  • +1

    Pretty annoying it's been going for 2 and a half months already, but I don't think I've made any big game purchases in that time.
    Plus, all my gaming purchases these days seem to be Humble Bundles…and through PayPal.

    • +2

      Thanks for your feedback, it is most appreciated. We will look into Humble Bundles and PayPal. Please let me know if you have any other feedback! Happy Holidays!

      • +2

        You should probably look into UPlay as well. That would probably push me over the edge on a few purchases.

      • Nintendo eShop would be nice as well.

        • +2

          Thanks both, I will look and get back to you.

        • +1

          Hi sss333. Thanks to your feedback we have now included Nintendo eShop purchases into the cash back offer.

          We have also extended the offer for another six months. The offer will now end on 30 September 2017.

        • @towncharger1: Oh wow, thanks, will look into this now.

  • Warning: worst experience ever. Haven't received card after applying two months ago. Not one error, many, many stuff ups.

    • Hi Andrew, Sorry to hear bout this. Please PM me if you would like me to look into what happened in more detail.

      • Thank you, but it's now apparently in the mail to my home after being randomly sent to a branch. It's been four days, but assume it's just the Christmas mail crunch

  • I have a single card linked to both my complete freedom and amplify card. How do I pay online and select the savings account? It always comes out of the credit account.

    • I will get back to you on this, as soon as I found out an answer.

  • +2

    What about Origin? (https://www.origin.com/aus/en-us/) EA games' platform for buying games

    • Origin is included, as per the message above.

  • so its only for visa's not mastercards?

    • Yes only Visa Debit Cards.

  • Any international fees? Since Steam doesn't charge in AUD?

    • Yes there is likely to be standard foreign currency fees.

  • Are any fees associated with the account? I am not a student.

    • The Complete Freedom account has a $5 per monthly service fee, however this is waived if you deposit $2,000 per month into the account.

      There is also a 3% foreign currency conversion fee.

      More information as well as application details can be found at: https://www.bankofmelbourne.com.au/personal/bank-and-save/ba…

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