tht was using online. how about we swipe the card in the HK for purchases?

will it be accepted?

I got an sms from RHB saying their TravelMoney card is now giving 5% rebate on weekends and 2% on weekdays. Website don't show this. Can someone validate?

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

* Cash Back is on 20% of total monthly retail spend with a maximum Cash Back of RM60 per month. Other terms and conditions apply.

And I am canceling my RHB because I felt cheated in the way they give the petrol rebate. I spend over RM300+ all on weekends and they only rebate me RM4+. What the heck!

http://www.rhb.com.my/cards/credit-card/cc...money_main.html

Actually all banks will do this. Most EZPay plans will trigger a full settlement if you cancel your card.

Any have thinking of cancel their HSBC in mind???

if cancel, do i have to return the security device??

Anyone canceled HSBC? Planned to cancel at 1U branch, dont know if they can do it on the spot?

Is it instant ? I mean the cancellation. Does it take effect immediately ? We can do the same with other banks such as Maybank but even if they have cut your card into pieces, the official cancellation won't take effect until their credit card centre in KL closes the account.

CIMB really want to kick me out. I have 2 cards with them and fill in the cancellation form for 1 card and they canceled both cards. I was surprised when I can't used one of the card last week. poor CS.  so leave it both cancel

oh, not sure if this repeated question, is it possible to track CIMB DA transaction online? or have to wait the statement comes?

Citibank: Impose credit card tax on per customer basis

KUALA LUMPUR: Citibank Bhd thinks the service tax for credit cardholders proposed in Budget 2010 should be imposed on a per customer basis rather than per card, mainly because it does not see Malaysian consumers being bogged down by debts, its CEO Sanjeev Nanavati said.

"The government is concerned with encouraging prudent spending among consumers, and rightfully so, but we don't see a debt problem in Malaysia. The tax should be imposed on a per customer basis, per bank, not per plastic," he said.

He said this was especially so since customers were assigned their own credit limit, regardless of the number of cards they owned.

He also said while the overall amount of money spent might not change as a result of the tax, the number of cards in circulation in the industry probably would drop, adding it had already been on a downward trend, although he could not provide specific numbers.

Sanjeev (2nd from left) and Citibank head of consumer markets Fabio Fontainha (2nd from right) at the presentation to the grand prize winners of the Citibank Big 50 contest. Photo by Chu Juck SengAccording to statistics from Bank Negara Malaysia, the number of principal cards in circulation as at end-October was 9.9 million, compared with 9.5 million a year earlier, while the number of supplementary cards stood at 1.3 million versus 1.2 million.

The number of credit card transactions as at end-October rose 6.9% year-on-year to 23.2 million. Also as at end-October, total loans from commercial banks amounted to RM764.55 billion, while non-performing loans for the three months to Oct 31 stood at 2.1%.

ok... i jus get know that my CC hav been illegal used by pay ebilling for maxis.

was calling to maxis.. mana tau itu pkm clk sohai was told me maxis cant do anything about it. fine, call CC centre, ask me fil tis fil tat, dunno can get back my money or not.

any maxis staff here to help me? not big amount, jus rm200 only.