y tunemoney DC so lousy 1?

It need RM280 in account before fill petrol

not dangerous if swap inside the counter?

when we fill,we no tell him how much.

after we filled,we drive go.

now got bank offer waive annual fee and free RM88 for credit card

Can i apply http://www.pbebank.com/en/en_content/perso.../b_savings.html

then convert the bank card to
http://www.pbebank.com/en/en_content/perso...s/visa_d2d.html

This is untrue.

Basic saving acc gt gv u free Bank card
http://flare.me/images/dz9v713m.jpg



Then u can use the Bank card to convert to PB day card and its free convert
http://flare.me/images/jppnxt3b.jpg



corret me if i'm wrong

eligible to which acc?

Wadiah Savings Account-i directly link to PB day2day debit card?

now can ady

wat la u

debit card no salary requirement

u do wat position ?

Same rate set by BNM

nobody know because it fluated every day

For maybank cherry card, i no pay the RM8 annual fee.

so i can free withdraw from ATM how many time per month?

Master card cannot.

Only visa can

Issit maybank cherry visa debit card is free 4 times inhouse ATM withdraw regardless of what kind of ur saving acc type is?

8 withdraw per month? per yr?

be more specific

It's a question we face daily that still leaves most of us mystified: "Debit or credit?" Here, courtesy of Consumer Reports' Money Advisor, are seven reasons to opt for credit:

Credit costs you less. Some banks charge customers for so-called in-store "PIN-based" debit-card transactions. Fees range from 25 cents to $1, depending on the bank, Money Advisor reports. By choosing a "signature-based" transaction, you sidestep these fees.

Credit won't result in a hold on your account. When you use a debit card to reserve a hotel, rent a car or even fill up your tank, vendors sometimes put a "block" on your checking account until the transaction is processed -- and the amount of the block can significantly exceed the purchase price. Using your debit card to buy $25 worth of gas, for instance, may result in $100 of the money in your account being "blocked." If you're running a low balance, this can result in punishing overdraft charges.

Credit gives you an out. Using a traditional credit card makes it easier to reverse the charges if you get into a dispute with a merchant or vendor.

Credit shields you from liability. If someone gets hold of your credit card and wracks up a laundry list of charges, you're typically responsible for only $50 worth of fraudulent charges. If you're unfortunate enough to have your debit card stolen, you may be liable for as much as $500 in unauthorized purchases, unless you report the theft within two business days.

where got ?
http://www.standardchartered.com.my/person...sits/esaver/en/

debit card=issue by bank

prepaid card=issue by non bank tht cooperate wif bank