I am using payonline. You might need to visit the website to see a list of available merchants..

it does not accept tnb..
it does accept payment to local government as well such as dbkl

Yes, it is correct, any master/visa card can be used to pay.. no AMEX..

I am using payonline. You might need to visit the website to see a list of available merchants..

it does not accept tnb..
it does accept payment to local government as well such as dbkl

Yes, it is correct, any master/visa card can be used to pay.. no AMEX..

I am using payonline. You might need to visit the website to see a list of available merchants..

it does not accept tnb..
it does accept payment to local government as well such as dbkl

Yes, it is correct, any master/visa card can be used to pay.. no AMEX..

No TNB??
But i found the TNB at that website, under category "others"

Yes I saw TNB too.
I'm afraid paying TNB through PayOnline is regarded as OTHER transaction by OCBC. No more 5% rebate

What are you trying to tell ?
travelyew was asking about OCBC, not UOB.

has anyone use the OCBC PayMaster bill payment service? instead of going to individual merchant to sign up for autopay, PayMaster seems to provide sign up of autopay for mainly telco and assessment fees.

anyone tried paymaster before?

QUOTE(travelyew @ Sep 18 2010, 09:31 AM)
Can we use the ocbc cc to pay those bills online?
What are you trying to say ? Isn't the priority of his question about online bill payment? So what's wrong with my answer? 

QUOTE(travelyew @ Sep 18 2010, 09:31 AM)
What are you peeps talking about not being able to pay tnb bills on payonline? Go to the website, click on service providers and then click Others, you can see TNB in there.

QUOTE(travelyew @ Sep 18 2010, 09:31 AM)
Can we use the ocbc cc to pay those bills online?
What are you trying to say ? Isn't the priority of his question about online bill payment? So what's wrong with my answer? 

What are you peeps talking about not being able to pay tnb bills on payonline? Go to the website, click on service providers and then click Others, you can see TNB in there.

sorry for wrong info.. i last checked for service provider was about 6 months ago..

ya it accept for tnb payment.. thanks for letting me know also..

just try for a month, see whether got 5% rebate or not.. so far as i know, the description that appeared at ur credit card statement will be like "Payonline Bill Payment - Telekom"

I suppose for tnb it will be "payonline bill payment - tnb"

but someone need to try it out la..

has anyone use the OCBC PayMaster bill payment service? instead of going to individual merchant to sign up for autopay, PayMaster seems to provide sign up of autopay for mainly telco and assessment fees.

anyone tried paymaster before?

Yes. Exactly what i meant earlier. Just that in Sabah, TNB is known as SESB (Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd) while Indah Water is known as Jabatan Air Sabah. Both accept credit card payment over M2U. I've been using my mom's CIMB Bank Mastercard to pay for those bills via her M2U account since last year.
Sabah Electricity only started to accept credit card payment over M2U since February or March this year. As for Jabatan Air Sabah and Telekom Malaysia Berhad, they have started accepting credit card (as well as other banks' credit card) since last year.

However, Telekom Malaysia Berhad accepts only VISA over M2U    Luckilly there is still TM ONLINE 

By the way, for our TM bill, we should choose Telekom Malaysia Berhad instead of TM Net Berhad on M2U or any other banks' online banking portal.
Yes. You can.

Hi MilesAndMore, sorry for digging very old post in Credit Card Thread V7 where you mentioned you have done bill payments using other bank's credit card via M2U.

Somehow M2U website stated doesn't accept other bank's credit card for TNB and TM bill payment. So can you please confirm this?

If you do not have the intention to use the card and pay the RM50 service tax in advance, why did you apply for it in the first place? It will be a different story if it is a pre-approved card which you did not apply for.

It does not make any difference.  I was induced into applying by the staff who informed me that it would automatically be absorbed by the Bank and also to help her to earn commission.  If I had known that I was required to pay for it, I surely would not have applied for it. 

We have been mentioning this many times here, DO NOT trust 100% what sales agents tell you unless it is an official statement from the bank.

If you do not accept the new card and the bank is not willing to cancel the RM50 service tax, you cannot do anything as NOBODY FORCED YOU to sign up. You had signed the application form, thus accepting the T&Cs. You have to pay for your ignorance. No offense here.

Btw, rec my SCB, EON, UOB card today.  Left Citi (which I plan to cancel as SCB's unlimited lounge visits are better), HSBC (I plan to shop kao kao) and OCBC (wil be used for all transactions).

All these were applied during Matta fair,.

Is there any particular merchant which are tied to OCBC titanium card for the cash back? Eg: shell, maxis and etc?