From my perspective, banks can do whatever they want - customers just need to be alert to this and react accordingly.
JustOne technically does not exist anymore in SCB's active line - well at least they no longer issue this card to new applicants. Probably this is the only card in Malaysia which has seen less than 6 months for public application and then close.

You need to call their CS to clarify. EON Bank is trying to improve their service but is still not as efficient as other banks.

If you read the T&Cs carefully, the RM50 cash back campaign runs until end June 2010. Unless EON Bank extends this promotion, otherwise those apply for their newly launched Visa Signature and get the card after June will not be able to receive the RM50 cash back. Furthermore, the T&Cs also state that EON Bank has the right to claim back the RM50 cash back from you in the event that you have been given the RM50 cash but you would like to terminate your card within a year from the new card approval date. This implies that you have to fork out for the second year service tax.

hi everyone,
may i ask about the payment for direct access credit card?

i've tried searching everywhere but it doesnt tell me how can i pay every month after receiving the statement. can pay online?

still new in this so im a noob.

thanks

if you're using CIMBClicks to pay DA bill, I believe one should use 3rd Party Fund Transfer instead of the Pay Bills menu.

Hi,

would like to ask, i've been using the maybank visa petronas ikhwan for two months now, today when i checked my statement via m2u, it showed (dated on 22nd July):

SERVICE TAX - PRINCIPAL       RM50.00  

Is that the suppose-to-be government tax that been charged annually? Thanks

It can be done thru "Transfer Funds to My CIMB Accounts" to any of your active saving/current accounts and credit card accounts.

Yes it is.

I'm holding the Citibank Clear Card, the rewards point is kinda sleepy, I have to use over RM 22,000 just to get the cheapest voucher of RM 100, which means it's around 0.5%. While Cashback is giving back cash around 0.2-2% depend on what you use. Is it a smarter choice to get Cashback? I like the design of Clear Card because it's translucent, while Cashback card design is bland.

Why does the blandness of the cashback card design matter? 

I'm holding the Citibank Clear Card, the rewards point is kinda sleepy, I have to use over RM 22,000 just to get the cheapest voucher of RM 100, which means it's around 0.5%. While Cashback is giving back cash around 0.2-2% depend on what you use. Is it a smarter choice to get Cashback? I like the design of Clear Card because it's translucent, while Cashback card design is bland.

Why does the blandness of the cashback card design matter? 

It can be done thru "Transfer Funds to My CIMB Accounts" to any of your active saving/current accounts and credit card accounts.

thank you so much for all the replies. but i'm still blur. so meaning i can do it through cimb clicks but i need to register my card with the online banking first? then transfer through "Transfer Funds to My CIMB Accounts"?

thank so much. i appreciate all the help.

thank you so much for all the replies. but i'm still blur. so meaning i can do it through cimb clicks but i need to register my card with the online banking first? then transfer through "Transfer Funds to My CIMB Accounts"?

thank so much. i appreciate all the help.

Do they still practising separate CIMBClicks account for saving account/ATM and CC (for viewing online statements)?