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มือถือบัตรเครดิต KBank LINE POINTS VISA บนบันไดเลื่อน MRT พร้อมข้อความ 'ขึ้นรถไฟฟ้าใต้ดิน ไม่ต้องต่อคิวซื้อบัตร!'
ภาพผู้คนจำนวนมากกำลังต่อคิวที่ส��ถานี MRT แสดงถึงความแออัด พร้อมข้อความ 'แกเห็นคนต่อแถวซื้อบัตรนั่นมั้ย เยอะป้ากกกก'
มือถือบัตรเครดิต KBank LINE POINTS VISA ที่ทางเข้าสถานี MRT พร้อมป้ายบอกทางออกและข้อความเกี่ยวกับการแตะบัตรเข้าสถานีได้ทันที
มือแตะบัตรเครดิต KBank LINE POINTS VISA ที่เครื่องอ่านบัตรของประตูทางเข้า MRT พร้อมข้อความ 'แตะปุ๊บ เข้าปั๊บ สะด��วกมาก!'
ภาพสะท้อนของคนสองคนในกระจกที่สถานี MRT พร้อมข้อความ 'ได้เข้ามารอขบวนแบบรวดเร็วกันจุบ' แสดงถึงความรวดเร็วในการเดินทาง
มือถือบัตรเครดิต KBank LINE POINTS VISA บนบันไดเลื่อน MRT เน้นสัญลักษณ์ EMV Contactless พร้อมข้อความอธิบาย
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💳With a credit card, it takes a lot of time.⌛️🚇

Tell the trick for people with credit and debit cards 💳. If you don't want to waste time per queue, buy an MTR card (MRT) because some days there are a lot of people. The more Saturday the week is overflowing the station. Wait for me, but these two cards help us to spend a lot of time. 👍🏻

🚇 use credit cards on both MRT Blue Line 💙 and Purple Line 💜.

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Note the EMV Contactless symbol on the card (like the Wifi image). If available, it can be used to tap the MRT. 🥰✨

Follow more news here.PageFB: BEM Bangkok Expressway and Metro

# Credit card# Debit card# MRT# MRT# Trick# Metro# Save time

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... Read moreใครกำลังสงสัยว่า “ใช้บัตรเครดิตขึ้น MRT ได้ไหม” หรืออยากเห็นภาพการใช้งานแบบชัดๆ บอกเลยว่าทำได้จริง และช่วยร่นเวลามาก โดยเฉพาะช่วงเสาร์-อาทิตย์ที่หน้าตู้ขายบัตร/คิวซื้อเหรียญยาวจนท้อ จากที่เราลองใช้เอง ขั้นตอนคือแค่เตรียม “บัตรเครดิต/เดบิตที่เป็น EMV Contactless” (บนบัตรจะมีสัญลักษณ์เหมือนรูป Wi‑Fi) แล้วเดินไปที่ประตูทางเข้าเหมือนคนใช้บัตรโดยสารทั่วไป พอถึงเครื่องอ่านบัตรก็ “แตะปุ๊บ เข้าปั๊บ” ไม่ต้องไปซื้อตั๋วก่อน ทำให้เราได้เข้าไปยืนรอขบวนเร็วกว่าเดิมเยอะมาก ทริคเช็กก่อนแตะ (กันเสียเวลา): 1) ดูสัญลักษณ์ Contactless บนบัตรให้ชัดๆ ถ้ามี โอกาสใช้ได้สูง 2) บัตรเครดิต EMV Contactless ของเครือข่าย Visa/Mastercard โดยทั่วไปใช้ได้ (หลายธนาคาร) 3) บัตรเดบิต: ตอนนี้ที่เห็นข้อมูลชัดคือเดบิต EMV Contactless ของกรุงไทยใช้ได้ ส่วนธนาคารอื่นๆ ยังมีบางส่วนที่อยู่ระหว่างดำเนินการ สายที่รองรับ: เราใช้กับ MRT สายสีน้ำเงิน และสายสีม่วงได้ (ถ้าใครเดินทางเส้นนี้ประจำคือคุ้มมาก) วิธีแตะให้ผ่านง่ายๆ (จากประสบการณ์ตรง): - แตะบัตรใบเดิมทั้ง “เข้า” และ “ออก” ห้ามสลับใบระหว่างทาง - แตะครั้งเดียวแล้วรอระบบอ่าน ไม่ต้องแตะรัวๆ - ถ้าใส่บัตรไว้ในกระเป๋า/เคสรวมหลายใบ แนะนำหยิบบัตรที่ใช้จริงออกมาแตะใบเดียว กันเครื่องอ่านสับสน หลายคนถามว่า “มีรูปมั้ย” ภาพที่เราเจอจริงคือหน้าประตูมีเครื่องอ่านบัตรเหมือนแตะบัตรโดยสาร และจะเห็นมือเราถือบัตรเครดิตแตะตรงจุดอ่านบัตรได้เลย ช่วงคนแน่นๆ จะเห็นคิวซื้อตั๋วยาวมาก แต่ฝั่งแตะบัตรเข้าไวกว่า เหมาะกับวันเร่งรีบสุดๆ สุดท้าย ถ้าใครอยากตามอัปเดตว่าบัตรเดบิตธนาคารอื่นเริ่มใช้ได้เมื่อไหร่ ลองเช็กประกาศจากเพจของผู้ให้บริการ MRT เป็นระยะๆ จะชัวร์ที่สุด

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1of1.princesss

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A hand holds three credit cards, including a blue Chase Debit, a black card with a QR code, and a blue card with a 'P' logo. Overlay text reads '3 MUST-KNOW CREDIT CARD TIPS' and 'SWIPE' with an arrow, introducing the topic of credit card advice.
Three credit cards are displayed on a patterned background, accompanied by text advising to 'Look for credit cards with cash back' and 'Do not spend more than what earn!' to promote responsible spending. Three fire emojis are at the bottom.
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3 Must Know Credit Card Tips
Here are three credit card tips you MUST KNOW! 💳💳💳 Pick a credit card with cash back for categories you already shop in. It’s basically free money! Don’t spend more than what you earn. Only charge what you can afford to pay off each month to avoid debt. Pay off your credit card in time. Al
Tyler

Tyler

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A Capital One Quicksilver One credit card is displayed on an arm with a tattoo. Text overlays state "Credit score 713" and "500 dollar limit." Parts of the card are obscured. The Lemon8 logo and username are visible at the bottom.
500 dollar limit/ Idea's Ideas
#lemon8diarychallenge What should I do??? 1 credit card for 500 limit, had it 7 months. Credit score 713. Can't seem to get another card or credit line increase. payments all on time and paid off every month!!! #creditcards #finance #MoneyTips #money
Bdawg izzle

Bdawg izzle

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Worthwhile credit card rewards?
I've been using a non-rewards card for years to pay for everything, and then just paying the entire balance off at the end of the month. I feel like I'm missing out on rewards, point, airline miles,etc... Are there any truly good rewards cards that I should look at, that might actually b
Brigette Brown

Brigette Brown

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An email from Capital One congratulating the user with the subject 'You're going Platinum,' indicating approval for a credit card. The email also states, 'You've got a lot to look forward to.'
First credit card at 18
After turning 18 years old I applied for my very first credit card with capital one and got approved for a 500$ credit card limit not sure if that’s good but I’m honestly happy even tho my credit still say N/A #18yearsolds #creditcard #capitalone #creditscore
Nana

Nana

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How to deal with credit card interest
I always get this question of what happens to my minimum with I am putting large chunks of money towards my debt ! My system is simple your minimum now takes over the interest. When you are just paying the minimum on your credit cards the interest eats it up . This is why a debt pay off plan i
JaliyahKreation

JaliyahKreation

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4 Easy Ways to Fix Bad Credit 💳✨
Fixing bad credit can feel overwhelming, but these small steps can make a big difference! Start by checking your credit report for free—knowing what’s on it is half the battle. Then, set up reminders to pay bills on time; even one late payment can hurt your score. If you’ve got high bal
Mari 🦋

Mari 🦋

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Need help with a charge off on your credit?
Lemon8 Description: Struggling with a charge-off on your credit report? In this video, I’ll break down the exact step-by-step process to remove a charge-off and take control of your credit score! 🚀 ✅ Follow along for proven dispute strategies ✅ Save time and effort with the right tools ✅ Ge
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GiGi

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Keeping It Real: Tackling My Debt 💳
Keeping it real: These are my current credit card balances 🤑. My goal for January to February 2025 is to pay these off completely and start fresh. It’s not easy, but I’m determined to stick to a budget and tackle this step by step. Sharing this to hold myself accountable and connect with others on
Kkelsey

Kkelsey

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A graphic titled 'How to be smart with a credit card' shows a pink credit card surrounded by six tips. These tips include paying off the balance monthly, using it for needs, never skipping payments, staying under 30% credit limit, not charging more than available funds, and using rewards cards.
Smart way to use your credit card
Certainly! Here's a concise version: Use your credit card responsibly by paying the balance in full each month, sticking to a budget, monitoring statements for errors, avoiding cash advances, and choosing a card that suits your needs. #personalfinance
D U N I Y A T

D U N I Y A T

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How to save money and get a good credit score
1. Rule 50/30/20 (flexible) • 50% needs (rent, food, transportation) • 30% tastes (ouits, shopping) 2. Avoid "ant" expenses Daily coffee, apps, subscriptions that you don't use. 💡 Review your charges once a month and eliminate unnecessary. 3. Save with purpose It&#3
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6 tips to responsibly use a credit card
To use a credit card responsibly, it's essential to understand and manage your card effectively. Here are some key tips gathered from Capital One and Experian: 1. **Know Your Card Terms**: Familiarize yourself with your credit card's terms, including fees, interest rates, and billing cyc
Lizzy Reaux

Lizzy Reaux

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You’re Using Credit Cards Wrong
Credit cards don’t put you in debt, bad spending habits do. If you pay off your balance in full each month, you’ll never pay interest. Used correctly, credit cards can actually make you money. Cashback, travel rewards, and purchase protection are benefits debit cards don’t offer. Avoiding cre
Tyler

Tyler

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How to Use a Credit Card Wisely 💸
How to Use a Credit Card Wisely as a College Student 💸 1. Choose the Right Card: Low Interest Rate, $0 Monthly/Annual Fees 2. Set a Credit Limit Based on Your Abilit to Repay the Balance 3. Stick to Your Monthly Budget that Includes Your Credit Card Expenses 4. Always Pay on Time! Avoid Late
Andrea Davis

Andrea Davis

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Best 2nd Credit Card!
$10,000+ credit limit for your 2nd ever card?! #creditcards #applecard #creditcardtips #bestcreditcards #creditcardhacks
Leo’s Credit Tips & Repair

Leo’s Credit Tips & Repair

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Paying off $10,000 worth of credit card debt 💖
The easiest way to pay off your debt while still building a savings! Create a budget ! Take the money leftover and pay off your debt one by one. My favorite method to actually get your debt paid off ! Follow for more budgeting tips ✨ #budgetforbeginners - #jaliyahkreationz #payingoff
JaliyahKreation

JaliyahKreation

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Tips to raise your credit score 💳💕
To boost your credit score, do you wanna make sure that you pay down your credit card balances. If you aren’t able to do that, then just make more than the minimum payment every month. Cut back on restaurants, subscriptions, and impulse buys in order to have some extra money to put towards it. Y
Kylie 💸🫶🏻

Kylie 💸🫶🏻

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CREDIT HACKS: Get the Most Out of Every Swipe 💳💸
Why not make every swipe work a little harder for you? Here’s a lineup of some top cash back cards that actually give back on things you already spend on. Check out which card fits your spending habits: ✨ Groceries •Blue Cash Preferred American Express – 6% back at U.S. supermarkets (up to
Mari 🦋

Mari 🦋

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my credit journey starting at 18🤍
i got my first credit card right at 18! which was the discover it student card (which i LOVED bc it was a great way to ease into things) my limit to start was 500, and i always stayed below 10% of that. it was a great credit builder when starting out and i didnt even want to get another i was so
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eva!!

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About about cancelling a credit card 🫶✨💳
Do you have a credit card? Have you ever thought about canceling it? If so, then this post is for you. Some of the reasons that you might want to cancel credit card is to get rid of it if it has a lot of fees. If the fees of the credit card don’t outweigh the rewards and the parks, then you migh
Kylie 💸🫶🏻

Kylie 💸🫶🏻

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credit card do’s and dont’s!
if you’re a girlie with a credit card, don’t make any of these mistakes! #creditcardhacks #creditcardtips #creditcardrecommendations #credit #finance #moneyhacks
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sheywvnx

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read this if you have a credit card 🫶
must know information for finance girlies with credit cards! get rid of all of your late payment fees with this 🤑 #financehacks #financialhabits #creditcards #financebaddie #personalfinancejourney #Lemon8PhotoStudio
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sheywvnx

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A hand holds a Capital One Savor One credit card, with a Discover It card visible underneath. The image is titled "Using Credit Cards in College" and highlights both cards as options for students.
A hand holds a pink Discover It credit card. Text lists its benefits: 5% cash back on rotating categories, 1% on others, and a cash back match. It also describes how the card is used for qualifying purchases and larger expenses.
A hand holds a brown Capital One Savor One credit card. Text details its benefits: 3% cash back on groceries, dining, streaming, 8% on entertainment, and a complimentary UberOne membership. It notes its use mainly for groceries and high cash back rewards.
How I Use Credit Cards as a College Student
💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵💳💵 I regret not getting my first credit card at 18. Now I wouldn’t advise that every 18 year old get a credit card, especially if you are a big spender, but at the very least I would recommend opening a card up and only paying for like Spotify with that card. Cards are obviously
Ken Kelley

Ken Kelley

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Here are some ways that you can be smart with a credit card. Make sure you pay your card off in full every single month before the due date. This ensure you don't pay interest or late fees. Also make sure that you're only charging an amount that you have in your bank account so that you&#3
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