It's a TNG Card link to credit card. It will auto reload when reach RM20...

correction: it'll auto reload when reaches minimum RM50

I see that Citibank MY has adopted a new design for its homepage. Maybe they are trying to iron out some issues and it is temporary ? Else you can lodge a complain.

While the new homepage is nice, it is still lacking many useful informations. They should make a PDF file for its "fee & charges" part, just like HSBC and Standard Chartered. Still a LOOOONG way to go for Citibank MY   

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I notice that e-statement of Citibank in pdf format has got a lower resolution since last month. I actually prefer this way. However, next month's statement will be the last e-statement I receive from Citibank (at least for the time being) as I have just terminated my Citi Plat cc for the purpose of consolidating my existing CCs.

is it all banks allow 0% (or any lower interest than normals) installment payment plan for any purchase that more than certain amount(2k i experienced)? or just certain banks? in my experience, UOB smsed me inform me regarding this feature when i purchased sth over 2k so i can just call back and tell them i want to apply.

There is no such thing as a free lunch. There must be some hidden costs or upfront charges.

It is co-branded card - normally it is harder to obtain AF waiver for co-branded card unless the AF waiver is part of their marketing strategy. CIMB Petronas card falls under this AF waiver category but the Enrich card is not.

My wife applied for CC at Treatsfair back in July.

Til now, she has yet to receive her card.

Is this normal?

I bugged her to call the helpline, everytime they say the card is in process, I got fed up already, but my wife still waiting patiently. If it was me, I'd cancel already.....

I certainly ain't happy with the new rule implemented; and I doubt a lot of people here are going to be upset too.  I feel the bank shouldn't be imposing on the consumers; instead of they want to charge they should start charging the banks; it is after all them who benefits the most from us [provided the card is used and not kept for keepsakes]

Also, if I'm oredi paying RM800 AF for a CC, Y should I pay an extra RM50?  Just so our national education institutions can go buy RM40k+ outdated computer?

I'm not going to do anything; will just sit and wait for the bank to send me letters and then I'll decide.  Looks like I'm gonna give up on several cards. 

Maybe banks will decide to pay for those who actually uses the card?

Still no news whether this applies to charge cards and debit cards. I am gonna need to cut a number of cards since I have very few active cards at the moment.

Anyone know whether we can settle 0% installment payments on a card and cancel it or we need to continue holding it?

@hye,
Hmm... so this has been introduced before?  And what happened to it then?  Banks started introducing Annual Fees and they'll use these fees to offset the Service Charges? 

I guess if I could get Amex to give me a waiver for RM800, I should be able to convince them to give me another RM50 waiver right?!

PS: I'm not old enough to know the history so be great if u can shed a light.

The CS could have just acknowledged the issue and tell me the Bank/Management/Boss will update them when ready. Instead of pretending not knowing the issue at all. This reflects on the professionalism on how the bank handles its customers.

Exactly 
If i'm not mistaken, the one you saw them entering PIN number instead of signing a slip in the EU such as Germany and Switzerland are not credit card. Instead they are paying using debit card. Unlike USA and here in Asia, debit card is actually more popular in Europe. The cards they use are mostly Maestro and Maestro belongs to Mastercard.

is anyone here an agent for OCBC bank? I want to apply the OCBC Great Eastern card.

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Added on October 26, 2009, 10:22 am
true, that RM1000 extra tax-relief doesn't seem a lot too.

Please quote your source so that we could verify your claims. Your news is a little weird.

（雪蘭莪‧八打靈再也）財政部副部長拿督曹智雄表示，政府暫時不允許各商業銀行代消費人繳付信用卡服務稅，或以此作為促銷信用卡的策略。

他說：“中央銀行會在最短的時間內公佈這項措施的細節，以讓銀行代政府征收每張主卡50令吉，附屬卡25令吉服務稅。”

I'm looking for several banks credit card centre fax numbers now   

i think Aeon Finance will become the major looser bkoz their credit limit so low and just started. So i expect up to 90% of their cc holder will stop. 

Credit card service tax may be absorbed

Banks likely to come up with a scheme for users

PETALING JAYA: Banks are likely to absorb the RM50 service tax on credit cards, considering that they already provide cardholders with rebates worth more than this.
I like this article

Source: http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...59&sec=business

I told you guys it could happen! I just smiled reading this thread readers reaction to the service tax.