For my SC Platinum Business, yes there's a RM100 credit, but it may be a promo or something.

When I was in a shopping mall few weeks ago, a cc promoter from SCB told me that SCB would give welcome gifts of RM100 cash for Plat cc and RM50 cash for Gold cc, applicable to NEW SCB cardholders only.
We have discussed this card in the "American Express Thread". See my posts #2259 at Page 113 and #2261 at Page 114.

Except the various PB privileges, other features of the SCB PB VI are same as the normal SCB VI.
SCB did give RM50 rebate as an early bird incentive to 1st 1000 approved Just1 cardholders. Besides, it also gave 5000 choice points to each Just1 members as a welcome gift. I guess you will still be given 5000 choice points.

Bear in mind that on top of the 2% or 5% cash back, SCB Just1 cc will only give 0.5x point for every RM1 spent in overseas, unlike SCB Plat cc and VI which grant 3x points and 5x points respectively for overseas transactions.

It is a Titanium card. Something in between Gold card and Platinum card. Standard Chartered is not accepting new application for JustOne Titanium Mastercard at the moment.

You don't even know which card you apply for by simply signing the form(s)? Won't be surprised that the agent will apply more than 1 cc for you.

If the amount to be credited is RM100, then the cc should be a Plat.
No point to discuss the early bird credit note for Just1 over and over again as new application is already suspended.

Apart from SCB Just1, another SCB cc which offers cash back is SCB Business Plat. However, the rebate rate is not great.

You shouldn't sign the form blindly. For ALL my  CCs I applied, I always filled in the form myself. You should tick the cc you wanna apply for by yourself. Hopefully it is not a personal loan form.

I think so. Some banks are very cunning and cc promoters normally won't tell you the details if you don't ask them. But it is on a "willing-buyer-willing seller" basis. The T&Cs are clearly stated in the booklet and website. You can't really blame the banks for customers' ignorance.

OK, according to Citibank website, 2% cash rebate for purchases in Giant, no balance is required. However, for other purchases, you need to have balance to be carried forward for a mere 0.5% (<2k balance) or 1% (>2k balance )rebate. The rebate you get is not even enough to cover interest charged on your cc.

It's always better to inform your banks, especially for the cards you'll be using the most. Ideally letting them know if you're expecting to swipe large amounts as well. Avoids the complication of having rejected transaction / them calling you up while you're abroad

@Darkmage12,
Good in what sense?  Go check and see if you'll utilise the benefits; if U do then it's good lor, if u don't and if U can't take advantage of it then it's no good

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.

Last time when government implement service charge in year 1997, did the bank come out wif any plan? waive of service charges?

Any 'senior' here could shared?

paying GE premium with OCBC can get high rebates.

3%. But no free annual fee after 1st year.

He said he is not qualified for any credit card offered by banks in Singapore as the requirement is too high for foreigners.
Okay ! So UOB Bank will not waive the stupid fee, not even for their Privilege Banking customers. I expect all other banks will announce the very same thing soon 

Are you sure? The RM50 service tax will be collected by the government and so far none of the banks has the authority to waive it. I guess you must have been confused with annual fee waiver or welcome gift in form of cash rebate offered by SCB.