QUOTE(hebe87 @ Jun 14 2010, 09:29 PM)
ya, I did read. for his case AMEX suits him more.
I'm just talking on general basis la..
For high income group of course they will spend more on petrol. but considering the amount that they spend on others, petrol expenses might be about 10% or even less than that.
The point I was making was that AMEX charged card with Turbo Points gives minimum 1.5% for whatever charges. I think that's what Darkmage12 was pointing out. However I need to point out that there is a RM100 fee for turbo points, and therefore one needs to spend more than RM20,000 per year to benefit from Turbo points.
A lot of people here say AMEX not widely accepted, well I don't really have that problem as most places I patronize accept AMEX (this include all major department stores & hypermarkets). Even bought a new engine for my car with AMEX.
For my BB using DiGi, I get 5X MR points ( equals to 2.5% cash back) on top of the RM5 rebate for using autodebit with AMEX Gold CC

Too lazy to go Maxis and Celcom to transfer payment to AMEX and get 5X MR points.... yah I have many lines in my name with 3 telcos.
Last weekend at Pasta Zamai 1U got free oysters for using AMEX (charge more than RM100) which is better than using Visa or MC but at MPH use DA MC as got 5% rebate

Anyway if don't accept Amex still got my Alliance Plat MC which also gives cash back (just as a note petrol also gets cash back but no points) but got monthly cap of RM68+ or whatever card that have offer.
I just want to point out that AMEX gives the best reward in terms of cash back (no expiry or monthly cap) but it may not necessarily be suitable for all.
This post has been edited by Gen-X: Jun 14 2010, 10:06 PM