Starbucks purchase price say RM15.00
After Discount 10% RM13.50
After Rebate 10% RM12.15
more like 19%
Credit Card v9, RM50 GST dilemma
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Apr 19 2010, 09:04 PM
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If you do your math...
Starbucks purchase price say RM15.00 After Discount 10% RM13.50 After Rebate 10% RM12.15 more like 19% |
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Apr 26 2010, 12:02 AM
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Nowadays CIMB/DA CC card holders no nid to request for PIN to register for online banking.
Good job CIMB |
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May 2 2010, 07:58 PM
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ May 2 2010, 07:33 PM) Guys, i am about to buy a new SONY VAIO CW26 series laptop and i have a question about the 0% installment scheme offered by some banks. The computer shop i went to told me that they do not impose any additional charges for payment by credit card. I was also told that if i have credit card from either Maybank, HSBC or Public Bank, i am entitled for the 0% installment scheme. Rounded up probably? The laptop i plan to buy is priced at RM3,999 and if divided by 12-month (interest free), it means i'll have to pay RM333.25/month. But how come the SONY magazine and even Best Denki quoted that i'll have to pay RM334/month instead ? If i have to pay RM334/month as advertised in SONY magazine and Best Denki's flyer, the total sum is RM4,008 instead of RM3,999, which is RM9 more. How can that be called 0% interest then ? |
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