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dbnewman89 replied to ltwo on NAB Rewards Signature Credit Card: 130,000 NAB Rewards Points with $3,000 Spend in 60 Days, $24 Monthly Fee @ NAB
Forex rate is the visa rate, which is actually slightly better then mastercard. It's not NAB's own rate.
dbnewman89 replied to OneFootUp on Looking for 0% Fee Transaction Accounts with Debit Cards – Your Recommendations?
App only but physical card, owned by Bendigo... Dispute resolution is mid, like all debit cards - They have live chat + phone available. If…
dbnewman89 commented on Looking for 0% Fee Transaction Accounts with Debit Cards – Your Recommendations?
Up bank... All of these things, MasterCard exchange rate
These have been standard across supermarkets in Europe for quite some time, just be glad they are actually using tracking/automation, the…
dbnewman89 replied to ihfree on [Open Box] Apple 13" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar M1 256GB SSD/16GB RAM (CTO Model) $1099 + Delivery ($0 to East Metro) @ BPC Tech
Older Intel devices were very friendly with other OS's, we have a headless ubuntu server running spotify connect on an old mac mini in the…
dbnewman89 replied to ihfree on [Open Box] Apple 13" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar M1 256GB SSD/16GB RAM (CTO Model) $1099 + Delivery ($0 to East Metro) @ BPC Tech
> alternate OSes Not that black and white with Apple silicon devices, these are tightly coupled SOC's and you can't just boot off a uefi…
dbnewman89 replied to shabaka on TCL 85 Inch Premium QD-Mini LED 85C855 $2942 Delivered @ Appliances Online
This is a miniled panel... compare a jap/korean manufacturers pricing with miniled...
dbnewman89 replied to rollsroy on Bendigo Bank - Ready Credit Card - $0 Annual Fee, 0% International Fee, Travel Insurance
Spouse only, you also need to spend $500 prepaid of their travel expenses to activate.
dbnewman89 replied to paloverde88 on Bendigo Bank - Ready Credit Card - $0 Annual Fee, 0% International Fee, Travel Insurance
With no annual fee/usage fees, APR is the rate advertised - 19.99% If you have to ask though, you're not a credit card person and should…
dbnewman89 replied to JohnHowardsEyebrows on Bendigo Bank - Ready Credit Card - $0 Annual Fee, 0% International Fee, Travel Insurance
Myself and 4 friends have applied, 3 were approved. We all applied with 5/6k limits with excellent credit ratings (1 enquiry in 12m, stable…
dbnewman89 commented on E10 Fuel - Good or Bad?
Facts: - E10 is higher octane - 94/95 vs 91 in regular - Although the burn efficiency is lower, modern cars with a knock sensor can counter…
I had a similar situation back in the day... Ute in front slammed into the back of a car so there was no warning of sudden stop and no…
dbnewman89 replied to PainToad on [Prime] Bellroy Lite Sling Mini (Chalk, Copper or Moss) $69 Delivered @ Bellroy via Amazon AU
This dude clearly doesn't travel overseas... pickpockets, everywhere. Never put valuables in your pocket, always across your chest where…
dbnewman89 commented on How Often Do You Travel Overseas for Holidays
By the time we reach the end of July I'll be at 16 weeks in 5 trips across Europe and the USA in the last 3 years - Single 34yo IT worker,…
dbnewman89 replied to toasty on Trojan 16oz (450g) Timber Rubber Mallet $5 (RRP $8) + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store/ OnePass) @ Bunnings
What if I want to annoy the neighbors as much as possible?
dbnewman89 replied to Mugsy on Bendigo Bank - Ready Credit Card - $0 Annual Fee, 0% International Fee, Travel Insurance
I actually closed my citi account when I opened my Macquarie one lol, heard about the NAB takeover and noped out of it.
dbnewman89 replied to Mugsy on Bendigo Bank - Ready Credit Card - $0 Annual Fee, 0% International Fee, Travel Insurance
It's actually a struggle to find one these days, Visa just don't have options when it comes to fee-free, I think HSBC Everyday Global is…
dbnewman89 replied to E5TOQUE on Bendigo Bank - Ready Credit Card - $0 Annual Fee, 0% International Fee, Travel Insurance
I've blown through about $40k on travel recently and my loadout is: - Up Bank - Macquarie Bank (Platinum Debit Card) - Bendigo Bank (Ready…
dbnewman89 replied to cbastien on What Is The Most Expensive Thing You Have Ever Owned and Currently Own?
If you owned it outright maybe, on a bad year (ie. major service, tyres due) it'll run you about $200k in running costs, on a good year…
dbnewman89 replied to GG57 on What Is The Most Expensive Thing You Have Ever Owned and Currently Own?
A lot prob don't own their car outright either lol
1. Car, 45k 2. Gaming PC setup, 6.2k 3. Camera and lenses 5.5k 4. Upcoming flight tickets, 3.5k 5. Upcoming festival tickets, 2.7k Most…
Good price to use for a Samsung trade in bonus deal
They are doing MiniLED, the new kid on the block https://www.tcl.com/au/en/tvs/c935
Software makes a huge difference, the UI/responsiveness on the LG is hot garbage. Would honestly take a TCL over an LG.
dbnewman89 replied to 4foxache on Cooler Master V1100 SFX 1100W Platinum ATX 3.0 Power Supply $227 + $15 Delivery + Surcharge @ i-Tech
This is only true of shit tier PSU's on 110v, the efficiently curve for 80+ gold or higher is quite minimal until 80% sustained load so the…
Mine is loud af, 3" turboback on an Evo X (yes its tuned)... but it gets driven twice a week at most so I have no guilt. My daily driver is…
Same price as the 12600K, which has new architecture, solid upgrade paths, and outperforms it...
dbnewman89 replied to baws9k on AWS Certified: Solutions Architect Challenge (Free Training & 50% off of AWS Architect Associate Exam) @ AWS Cloud
the CLF-C01 exam/certification is designed to teach/prove basic concepts and overall knowledge of what AWS is, what the benefits are, and…
dbnewman89 commented on AWS Certified: Solutions Architect Challenge (Free Training & 50% off of AWS Architect Associate Exam) @ AWS Cloud
I hold CLF-C01, CSA-C02, and SOA-C01. If you don't have previous experience with the AWS ecosystem and try to do the CSA exam, you will…
retailers are still open, purchasing office supplies falls under essential shopping.
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