Someone was talking about this card too, in Debit Card thread.

It means all Mastercard cards are eligible for the RM2 rebate.

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Added on September 27, 2010, 12:06 amDo you have two TM accounts registered using your name?


This post has been edited by chemistry: Sep 27 2010, 12:06 AM

Both are different promo...
Visa (Debit card only) --> win a Vaio
Mastercard (Debit & Credit cards) --> RM2 rebate

This post has been edited by chemistry: Sep 27 2010, 12:12 AM

That RM4 is regarded as DISCOUNT not rebate?

As long the "Autopay" word is there, it should have same meaning

Yours is Blockbuster right? Under TM or Celcom?

So you're paying to TM? So good you can earn rebate via Autopay.
My package is Mobile Broadband + Streamyx, pay to Celcom. I missed its 5% rebate Autopay campaign.

There was a time I was in KFC Pudu. I saw a lady ordered a lot, and then the small black screen at cashier there showed RM150++. Until she took out her wallet and cash notes, I approached her and offered to pay on her behalf after explaining on the cash back stuff. She agreed. When payment completed, I gave her RM5 as a token of appreciation

I did this a few times already. Not everyone can accept this kind of offer. Some ppl think I am conman and walked away from me

Who can use that amount of petrol within a month?
It is still very hard to achieve even after combining all my family members' petrol consumption.

Why strive so hard to earn that 5%? An OCBC Titanium will do.

haha, no thanks. If OCBC is not enough, I still have DirectAccess Mastercard

Yes , you can, but only with your savings/current account, not cc account.

It is better to inquire the cashier or captain in advance.
However, Dragon-i and Canton-i has got a lot of CIMB/DA cardmembers dining there, I assume the cashiers are quite experienced already.

You're welcome.
As a CIMB/DA cardmember you also get to stretch your payment for insurance/hospital/education bills to 10 months at totally zero interest and zero handling fee. My parent just swiped a few k in a hospital recently. This installment plan is quite a relief for tight cash flow.

Yes, spending more than RM10k before card anniversary date will get the bank credit RM50 into your account to offset GST.
By the way, it is for subsequent years only. For new cardmember, one must pay GST for the first year.

6/9/2010 Submitted form via fax
21/9/2010 Received call from Credit Processing Team (a sweet voice lady) that my NRIC & cc photocopy were too dark, and was asked for clearer copies. I resubmitted the form via email given by her.
30/9/2010 Called OCBC Automated Self Service and was told application was successful!

This is my experience with OCBC

Talking about GST waiver, I inquired Citibank regarding this matter.
The officer replied that one must have substantial amount of home loan or auto loan or balance transfer maintained with Citibank, and the final decision is up to the bank. I don't have any of them, so i didn't ask what "substantial amount" means. I believe the list is not exhaustive.

This post has been edited by chemistry: Sep 30 2010, 10:19 PM

Hi,

Does Visa/Mastercard/JCB/Diner's Club/Amex get membership fee from the bank when the bank waived annual fee for its cardmember?

If we use cc to top up TnG, the reload amount must be at least RM100 to achieve breakeven point.
My breakeven point is based on usual return rate of reward point (200 pts = RM1), ie. 0.5%.
Reload of RM100 will earn 100 pts, which in turn translates to RM0.50 upon points redemption.

Anyway, reload using Shell Gold card may save a bit more, really just a bit.

Yes, I am informed about that . Anyway, the waiver is for ppl who use ATM card to reload.

I'm saying that because Cenkudu said "btw just want to share with the rest about reloading touch n go with CC. we can actually reload touch n go at any petrol stations/kiosks that have the topup machine and have cc terminals. charge is 50 cents same if we are reloading using ATM (bank account). better than zing card as well (RM1-RM2 depending on banks)"

He mentioned "reload using credit card, and got RM0.50 fee".

Thanks for your information. I never reloaded my TnG at any petrol station but only toll booths.