Link provided by erry- above. Remember to go to MBB ATM to enable Visa Plus ATM facility and set Visa Debit transaction limit to higher than RM0, which is the default.

Yes. Signature on the merchant slip is not important at the point of transaction. Credit card works on a user dispute system. After card authorisation, bank will pay the merchant and that's the end of the story unless the customer disputes the transaction. If this happens, the bank will check and a correctly signed merchant slip will be considered proof that a non-fraudulent transaction did occur.

The bank will be very suspicious if the customer disputes a lot of transactions and all of the merchant slips are not signed or incorrectly signed.

For the forumer who might want to dispute a purchase since the signed merchant slip was given incorrectly, you might want to check whether the shop had any cctv's near the cashier before actually calling the bank.

While your answer is the correct one, I suspect erry answered his way because he didn't want to affirm the idea of giving more rope for someone to potentially hang himself.

Lot 17DH, Level 1 KL Sentral floor plan:
http://www.stesensentral.com/page.cfm?id=1...FA2&type=wyswyg

Only payee corporations which MBB allows for credit card payment will the option show up (list is quite short). Of this list, only MBB Visa/Master can be used. Amex is not supported for bill payments for M2U.

Your MBB2 cards are already linked to your M2U account, right? Try selecting TNB as your payee corporation. If not there, call CS and ask.

Sounds like you didn't sign up for 3DS?

I've booked tickets several times using my OCBC Ti before but I've already signed up for 3DS. I'm quite sure OCBC doesn't do online transaction activation since I've done quite a few before having 3DS. Wouldn't be surprised OCBC isn't listed, their cards weren't popular until quite recently.

You still didn't answer whether you activated 3DS or not.

In the video you posted earlier, it seems the guy got hold of an actual Wave/Paypass reader? So it doesn't feel weird for it to be able to read the RFID chip on CC's. Plus he is peddling a cover to fix the issue, so his motives might not be fully altruistic.

Your latest video is just a variation of traditional magnetic stripe skimming.

First one refers to CTB CB Plat Visa and 2nd one is OCBC Ti MC.

Doesn't matter. All pump swipes are subject to a certain amount being held (exact amount depends on bank and petrol stations). This is to ensure the card has enough limit. Once transaction is complete, the amount held is released and actual amount pumped is then charged.

You swipe at pump or counter? The situation I mentioned is only applicable for pump swipes.

You actually get 0.49x TP with the x rounded really down.

This situation is not actually abnormal, but more likely to happen if the bank thinks your income levels might not meet their requirements or you do not fit their risk comfort level.