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DBS launches luxury segment Vantage Credit Card, Invite Only for now

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Anyone holding DBS salary account? What are the best features of it?
And what credit card do they offer for net salary credit around Rs 1.8L per month?
Any leads?
 
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Dbs is never going to be serious player if they stay invite only.

Nearby Branches doesn't have any idea how to apply for vantage cc. They are saying all offers are system generated. Not single one in the branch have got vantage invite. Why would I keep such nrv when there is no surety?

Sparks cc have unnecessarily complicated reward system.
 
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I guess they are trying to avoid the magnus fiasco. Even with Infinia people are milking the system with multiple add on cards and phone numbers to buy vouchers. It is just a matter of time before banks devalue stuff once it gets popular.
 
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Sumiit9100 said:
What type of dbs relationship then?
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None. I offered treasure account if they commit vantage card. I went to 2 branches. The bm of branch closest to me said no one has received vantage invite, not even treasure gold customers(most are senior citizen ). He was instead showing Me sparks 5/10 invitation list. 🤦
 
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sidp said:
None. I offered treasure account if they commit vantage card. I went to 2 branches. The bm of branch closest to me said no one has received vantage invite, not even treasure gold customers(most are senior citizen ). He was instead showing Me sparks 5/10 invitation list. 🤦
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That's a joke. No wonder they are not growing
 
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Maybe they don't want to grow in India. It's just another offshore market for them. They are like the SBI of Singapore and Malaysia.
They have a strong presence in the East-Asia. + In India they have to compete with HSBC, SC, and other stronger international players.
They might just want to remain low-key at least until they acquire a few more smaller banks like LVB.
 
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cardio_guy said:
Maybe they don't want to grow in India. It's just another offshore market for them. They are like the SBI of Singapore and Malaysia.
They have a strong presence in the East-Asia. + In India they have to compete with HSBC, SC, and other stronger international players.
They might just want to remain low-key at least until they acquire a few more smaller banks like LVB.
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I don't understand this strategy. Being somewhere and not growing
 
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