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post Dec 11 2010, 08:05 AM

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QUOTE(ronnie @ Dec 10 2010, 11:38 PM)
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A special feature of SCB Business Visa Platinum is that it gives 0.5% cash back (without cash back limit per month or per year) for all retail transactions (except petrol) plus 1x choice point for local spending and 3x choice points for overseas spending. You can redeem RM25 cash back using 5,000 choice points. This is equivalent to 1% cash back for local spending and 2% cash back for overseas spending. This card is good as a backup for big purchases or when you have maximised up the monthly cash back limit for other cards which give more than 1% cash back. SCB Business Visa Platinum cardholders are also entitled to all benefits given to normal SCB Platinum cc, such 3x choice points for overseas transactions, unlimited free access to KLIA Plaza Premium Lounge, 50% discount when dining at Platinum Partners, complementary travel accident insurance of up to RM1mil, etc. Just a reminder that Citibank Cash Back Platinum does not give complementary travel accident insurance unlike what a normal Citiback Platinum cc does.
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QUOTE(lung85 @ Dec 11 2010, 02:27 AM)
If i wan to do installment, can i call out maybank customer support and ask them to make it as an installment plan for 1 year.
Does they provide 0% interest or not?
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If you ask for a conversion for a purchase to installment plan from any bank, most of the time it'll be never be 0% ... Period.
The only exception to this is CIMB installment plan for education and medical fees if I'm not mistaken.

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post Dec 11 2010, 09:03 AM

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QUOTE(hye @ Dec 11 2010, 08:19 AM)
If you ask for a conversion for a purchase to installment plan from any bank, most of the time it'll be never be 0% ... Period.
The only exception to this is CIMB installment plan for education and medical fees if I'm not mistaken.
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They are Education, Hospital, and Insurance premium which can be converted to 0% instalment plan. Subject to minimum RM1,000, and valid till 31-12-2010.

Advice for lung85: If you have not prepared enough fund to buy DESIRE, you may want to put it on hold until you get prepared. If you already have raised enough fund, but wish to seek instalment plan (which only PBB cc can offer) , you better pay in full.
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Dec 11 2010, 01:24 AM)
Added to the first post.
Not sure about this. But they can definitely see your latest total credit limit for all your credit cards issued in Malaysia.
Yes. There is. I am very sure of this. Like 110% sure. I had a secured VISA credit card from HSBC before. You can search for the scanned image of my CCRIS that i posted in the credit card thread version 11.
Read the whole thing. No mention if the discount is given upon checking out on Agoda or it will be reflected in our account statement on a later date.
Because this card gives you 5% discount on all utility bills, all petrol stations, dining and groceries shopping. Any other card that gives you so much discount in one card ? No. Do take note of the RM50 capped per month though.
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Do you mean you get the HSBC credit card by collateral too?

Thread version 11 on what page ya? icon_idea.gif

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Dec 11 2010, 01:24 AM)
Because this card gives you 5% discount on all utility bills, all petrol stations, dining and groceries shopping. Any other card that gives you so much discount in one card ? No. Do take note of the RM50 capped per month though.
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Aiya I was just referring to purchasing AA ticket online le.. not to pay utilities or pump petrol. Anyway, thanks.
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bought a camera using easy payment scheme few days ago, how come until today, there's still not anything recorded on M2U statement? blink.gif

my CL is more than twice of the camera price already
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redeem parkson voucher worth RM100 for 24, 000 bonus points.

how come i get charged with RM8 for courier service?
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QUOTE(dattebayo @ Dec 11 2010, 10:12 AM)
bought a camera using easy payment scheme few days ago, how come until today, there's still not anything recorded on M2U statement? blink.gif

my CL is more than twice of the camera price already
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Understand the concept of transaction and posting. While the transaction has occurred, the merchant need to post the transaction (to claim) before the card holder will see the transaction in their account.
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post Dec 11 2010, 11:12 AM

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QUOTE(dattebayo @ Dec 11 2010, 10:12 AM)
bought a camera using easy payment scheme few days ago, how come until today, there's still not anything recorded on M2U statement? blink.gif

my CL is more than twice of the camera price already
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is that the shop's installment? if thats the case it will only shows when the bill comes.
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QUOTE(hye @ Dec 11 2010, 10:35 AM)
Understand the concept of transaction and posting. While the transaction has occurred, the merchant need to post the transaction (to claim) before the card holder will see the transaction in their account.
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but it is still quite slow.. few days ago..
is Harvey Norman that slow

I worry MBB might reject the ezypayment application though
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No bank will reject good business especially if it is more than 1 year.
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QUOTE(hye @ Dec 11 2010, 10:35 AM)
Understand the concept of transaction and posting. While the transaction has occurred, the merchant need to post the transaction (to claim) before the card holder will see the transaction in their account.
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But the Available Credit Limit will take effect immediately after you have swipe your credit card to purchase goods.
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QUOTE(persistence85 @ Dec 11 2010, 10:33 AM)
redeem parkson voucher worth RM100 for 24, 000 bonus points.

how come i get charged with RM8 for courier service?
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which bank are you talking about?
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QUOTE(soitsuagain @ Dec 11 2010, 11:12 AM)
is that the shop's installment? if thats the case it will only shows when the bill comes.
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oo like that ah
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QUOTE(persistence85 @ Dec 11 2010, 09:42 AM)
Do you mean you get the HSBC credit card by collateral too?

Yes. Pledge by Time Deposit. It is written clearly in the CCRIS report i got from BNM that the particular HSBC VISA is under some sort of collateral. Meaning it is a credit card secured by fixed deposit.


QUOTE(persistence85 @ Dec 11 2010, 09:42 AM)
Thread version 11 on what page ya?  icon_idea.gif
Not sure. Go back to that thread and click show only my post. Easier for you to find.


QUOTE(persistence85 @ Dec 11 2010, 10:33 AM)
redeem parkson voucher worth RM100 for 24, 000 bonus points.

how come i get charged with RM8 for courier service?
CIMB Bank is still charging RM8 for delivery to East Malaysia (so much for 1Malaysia, Sabah might as well change its name back to British North Borneo) and as far as i am concerned, a few other banks also charge delivery fee to East Malaysia such as EON Bank and RHB Bank.


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QUOTE(chemistry @ Dec 11 2010, 11:36 AM)
which bank are you talking about?
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EON bank.. how come eh? RM8 courier charge... rclxub.gif


Added on December 11, 2010, 1:06 pm
QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Dec 11 2010, 12:33 PM)
Yes. Pledge by Time Deposit. It is written clearly in the CCRIS report i got from BNM that the particular HSBC VISA is under some sort of collateral. Meaning it is a credit card secured by fixed deposit.
Not sure. Go back to that thread and click show only my post. Easier for you to find.
CIMB Bank is still charging RM8 for delivery to East Malaysia (so much for 1Malaysia, Sabah might as well change its name back to British North Borneo) and as far as i am concerned, a few other banks also charge delivery fee to East Malaysia such as EON Bank and RHB Bank.
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Thanks for clarifying smile.gif

Did you use ur HSBC time deposit card to apply for other bank's card? Success?

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QUOTE(persistence85 @ Dec 11 2010, 01:04 PM)
Did you use ur HSBC time deposit card to apply for other bank's card? Success?
No. I had two credit cards from HSBC. The VISA one is secured by Time Deposit while the other is not. Anyway, i had canceled the VISA which is a secured credit card. I am only using the other credit card from HSBC now.

I have applied for credit card from other banks using the only credit card i have now from HSBC and have successfully got two credit cards from Citibank approved. The second credit card from Citibank was approve just 2 days ago biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(lung85 @ Dec 11 2010, 02:27 AM)
I interested in purchasing HTC desire HD which is offer by digi, and i read the Q&A, it saying unable to pay installment.
If i wan to do installment, can i call out maybank customer support and ask them to make it as an installment plan for 1 year.
Does they provide 0% interest or not?
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QUOTE(hye @ Dec 11 2010, 08:19 AM)
If you ask for a conversion for a purchase to installment plan from any bank, most of the time it'll be never be 0% ... Period.
The only exception to this is CIMB installment plan for education and medical fees if I'm not mistaken.
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dont continue with ur maybank cc! if u swipe full amount then call maybank to convert 0% installment monthly, u will be charged 9%!

as hye said, all bank that offer 0% installment after swipe full amount (then call/sms bank) got 1 time upfront fee, except for cimb/da smart flexi-pay plan (10months) and alliance bank epp (6/12 months - current promo till 31dec).

if u really want it, go find mobile shop that offer 0% installment for ur card (maybank), or go apply alliance bank.
cimb/da smart flexi-pay plan not applicable for mobilephone purchase ~

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Dec 11 2010, 01:22 PM)
No. I had two credit cards from HSBC. The VISA one is secured by Time Deposit while the other is not. Anyway, i had canceled the VISA which is a secured credit card. I am only using the other credit card from HSBC now.

I have applied for credit card from other banks using the only credit card i have now from HSBC and have successfully got two credit cards from Citibank approved. The second credit card from Citibank was approve just 2 days ago  biggrin.gif
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Great tongue.gif

btw, how many years you pledge it? smile.gif

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QUOTE(winner @ Dec 11 2010, 08:05 AM)
A special feature of SCB Business Visa Platinum is that it gives 0.5% cash back (without cash back limit per month or per year) for all retail transactions (except petrol) plus 1x choice point for local spending and 3x choice points for overseas spending. You can redeem RM25 cash back using 5,000 choice points. This is equivalent to 1% cash back for local spending and 2% cash back for overseas spending. This card is good as a backup for big purchases or when you have maximised up the monthly cash back limit for other cards which give more than 1% cash back. SCB Business Visa Platinum cardholders are also entitled to all benefits given to normal SCB Platinum cc, such 3x choice points for overseas transactions, unlimited free access to KLIA Plaza Premium Lounge, 50% discount when dining at Platinum Partners, complementary travel accident insurance of up to RM1mil, etc. Just a reminder that Citibank Cash Back Platinum does not give complementary travel accident insurance unlike what a normal Citiback Platinum cc does.
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That's it... Going to convert my SCB Platinum Visa to SCB Business Visa Platinum.... let's hope can waive the GST :-)

Is the 0.5% cash back creditted at the end of the statement date monthly ?
The RM25 Cash-back is upon request, right ?

Are the Choicepoints evergreen ?

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