it is written clearly in the form ... so u trust the form or trust maxis staff

if this is the case, how is the refund going to be done since i no longer stay at the NRIC's add?

btw i asked MIH's personnel.

This post has been edited by de.crystal: Nov 2 2009, 03:27 PM

yeah regarding the address just got a clarfication from Public Investment bank ppl..but I can still be wrong so dont butabuta follow me..

The IPO Maxis form doesnt have any as per IC add or correspondence add..only on envelope A and B.

The CDS account application form, however, has both as per IC and current living address. So, they told me if the bid fails, the will return the cheque using the current address as registered in the CDS account.

For the envelope given by Maxis, be it blue, green or white, just put your current address, no need to follow as per IC as all information will still need to be pointed back to your CDS account.

after listing it should be around rm6 to 7,
first quarter 2010 should be around RM7 to 8 since hp penetration is already 90%+, it has less
room to growth.

After listing, price should be around around RM5.8k - RM6.20++

Next level should be around RM7-8k by 1Q 2010.

Don't think it can hit above RM10K by mid 2010 unless market is super bullish during that time.

but we have to surrender our NRIC by when, they would be able to do the vetting. So hows ya. Andy 2nd opinion. Faint.

Wah today rushed to fill up and post the blue form. Got confused when I realised my bankers cheque got no number... so didn't fill up the bottom space. alamak!

Anyway I did my bankers cheque in Public bank, I wasn't the only one today and am glad they have a dedicated counter to issue bank cheque, draft and blah blah. They even knew how to fill up everything. Which was a good thing coz i didn't had time to read the blue form to issue the cheque to whom.

I send my copy of IC and latest bill. Don't know whether needed but didn't care too much. At least if they don't need it they can throw it. Better than when they need it and I didn't send in.

Applied for public shares as well through ATM. Quite easy and straight forward. Just need to have your CDS number nearby and enough cash in the bank.

Blue form issue from maxis center was a bit strict at my place, need to produce IC for them to check online, then only give me a copy of the blue form, 2 envelopes and the thick prospectus.

Anyway hope I get lucky this IPO.

Is it mandatory to have the CDS account and trading account under the same investment bank?
Or can we open CDS in an investment bank but choose to open a trading account in another investment bank?

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Added on November 2, 2009, 5:00 pmHi, what did u put as the recipient for the bankers cheque?
Thanks

This post has been edited by gunnerstkd: Nov 2 2009, 05:00 PM

That MIH 475 something. It's in the blue form. I forgot what it is but something in the line of that. The bankers cheque printed out was like that.

Dear all,

Just to share, if apply via Maybank online, you gotto make sure your monies is in your saving account. Previously I have my monies in premier account and keep on got error. Afterthat, I transferred the monies to saving account and it works

Dear all sifus,

Need some comments here.
My father has a CDS account that dormant for 5 yrs!! which opened through TA Securities.
He wanna to apply IPO too. Asked me to settle for him, and become my problems!!

And I hv checked with securities firm, the operator said is dormant, need to go to the center and pay RM 5 to reactivate it only can apply for IPO , is that true?
Can I reactivate on behalf of my father?

But I read through KLSE, it said that the acc is dormant not exceed 3 yrs and is inactive after 3 yrs. U still can continue to perform all forms of CDS transactions except for outward transfers and trade activities. So izzit true?
Any experience such prob before?

Yes, there is no mandatory to open trading account with CDS. You can open CDS alone.

No, you cannot have CDS in A then trade at B.

No, you cannot activate on behalf. The account holder must personally activate it.

Hi there people, Sorry to ask these few questions, but I'm really confused as I'm a first time share investor.

First of all, I am of 20 Years of age, Would I Be able to apply for maxis shares during their IPO?

Secondly, I am a maxis postpaid customer and the account is under my name. What procedure would you recommend for me to apply?

Thirdly, would I need a guarantor as I'm below 21? I'm really not clear of these rules as I'm buying shares for the first time in my life.

Thank you very much.

confirmation/opinion is needed.
please.
planning to get things done by tomorrow
cheers.

I've just opened a CDS with kenanga and they have a box for maxis IPO submission..

They told me that the last day to submit the form to them is Wednesday and by then they will send all the applications to Maxis and they say they will guarantee it reaches in time..

cheers..

Ooo, u mean premier account for trading?, then it is not valid, u even not able to move it between account.
I just apply IPO from premier account(non-trading, check account) , and it is fine for me.

1. Yes you are above eligible >18 years old.

2. Maxis pospaid customer entitle you to Blue Form application for 1lot of share (1000 units). Collect the form from Maxis shop, follow the instructions there and then submit the form to Malaysia Issuing House (MIH) in Capsquare.

Please note that you need a CDS account before applying. Contact a stockbroker to open CDS. Also note that once opened, you can still apply for more Maxis IPO shares via the broker (white form application) OR internet banking OR the easiest is using your bank ATM.

3. No.

This post has been edited by accetera: Nov 2 2009, 06:59 PM

Thank you so much for your reply. Alright, so now what I'm missing is a CDS account.

Man, I'm so new in this, I don't even know what a CDS account is. Any guidelines on where to open it ( I live in PJ btw) and how long does it take to open one?
Any charges?

Thanks for your help

I'm thinking of doing the same thing too. Should be safe right?

i am new too. for CDS u can always contact a broker to open for u. If u dont have any, try cimb or public bank. they do have one too