So can pay the utility bills at the utility companies on Sunday and enjoy the 5% cash rebate + 5x Treat-points using MBB2 Amex.

This post has been edited by MGM: Jan 28 2011, 11:01 AM

The extra rebate for internet banking transactions done btw 1-oct-10 to 31-dec-10 for me is RM120.38 which is exactly 5%.
The period used is based on calendar month not statement month.

For someone whose spending would max out the rm50 cap for OCBC titanium it is still good to have the citibank cash back visa platinum to be used for purchases at petrol station and pharmacy.

You can make online payment for TNB,SYabas & astro on OCBC online banking using OCBC TiTanium but not for TM.

You can make payment at TMPOINT using OCBC titanium to get 5%cashrebate.

TMPoint at Plaza Angsana JB opens 7days/week, so will be able to use MBB2Amex to get 5%cashrebate+5xTpoints.
(EDIT: Went to TMPoint @ Plaza Angsana JB this morning and they say they accept VISA, MASTER & AMEX.)

Anybody knows of other TMpoint which open on weekend?

This post has been edited by MGM: Feb 12 2011, 11:42 PM

Went to TMPoint @ Plaza Angsana JB this morning and they say they accept VISA, MASTER & AMEX.
Once I got my MBB2Plat next week I will try to pay my TM bills there on weekend to enjoy the maximum rebate.

I am using Citibank CashBack Visa Plat mostly for petrol purchase and it earns me rm20-rm30/month.
I am using OCBC Ti for utilities and groceries and restaurant which always earns max rebate of RM50.
For other transactions I am currently using Citibank shell visa which gives 0.75% rebate, but once I get my MBB2Amex next week I will use it instead of Citibank Shell Visa for all weekend retail purchases including petrol.
With Citibank Cashback, OCBC Ti and MBB2Amex I hope to earned rm130 to rm150 rebate a month.

Once I max out my OCBC TI cash rebate It would be foolish for me to use it for more transactions which do not give me any rebate.

0.75% and 1% not much different. Spending of RM10k gives rebate difference of only rm25, not even enough to cover GST. Better to target those cards that give high rebate like 5%. Balu u Bak

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Added on February 14, 2011, 12:01 amFor my spending, I think the 3 musthave cards that would maximize my rebates would be Citi CashBack, OCBC Ti and MBB2Amex. Other cards are more for Airport Lounge Free Access and not the rebates.

This post has been edited by MGM: Feb 14 2011, 12:01 AM

But my shell card gst can get waiver.

Using MBB2Amex:
If entitle for 15% cash back, max cap still RM50? Then can just buy RM660 of voucher at Jusco/Parkson/Tesco/Carrefour/Giant.
If not entitle for the 15% cos promotion ends, will still get 5% right?

This post has been edited by MGM: Feb 18 2011, 07:55 AM

Thanks Ronnie for the info, that means can enjoy double rebates on weekend.
If spend on weekdays there is a risk of getting 0% if RM1,000,000 is fully taken up.
If spend on weekend at least assured of 5% rebate.

Anybody here already receive their MBB2Amex+Visa statement?
Would like to know the 5% cash rebate and the 15% cash rebate are calculated based on calendar or statement month? Thanks

Standard Chartered Bank <your name>

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Added on February 21, 2011, 2:58 pmSomeone here had mentioned that there is a Citibank kiosk approving credit card on the spot. May I know where? Interested to apply their PremierMiles card. Or have I mistaken?

This post has been edited by MGM: Feb 21 2011, 03:00 PM

This forum is greattttttttttttttttt? Instant reponse. Thank you so much hye and alexwsk.

If one can max out the cash rebates for both OCBC TI and MBB2Amex, what is the next best card to have to get good rebates for the remaining transaction? HL Fortune card?

This post has been edited by MGM: Feb 22 2011, 06:35 AM

Are we allowed to cover/blankout the CVV (3digit code) on CC? But jot it down or memorize (only the CVV) on a paper. Basically the CVV is only needed when making online transaction.

This post has been edited by MGM: Feb 22 2011, 10:22 PM