haha, you kiasu fellow just like me. Don't worry too much, just go collect the card at the branch and you'll be required to sign on the acknowledgement form that comes together with the card in front of the officer, SOP for all banks . And thank you for reading my blog. And since you are there, might as well sign up for online and MBB just introduce some new security features for their M2U.

Yes, I have. I like the idea that we can use the picture to easily identify whether we are logging in to the correct site or a phishing site. It's good.

'morning everyone,

Great thread on the credit cards  been following it for some time and Gen-X's blog before I decided to apply my first credit card.

If it's ok, I would like to ask for some advice regarding the security of credit cards.

My first try of application is for HSBC Amanah credit card. After two weeks I called the CS to enquire about the application status. The CS said that the application card has been denied. I asked the CS if there'll be any emails to inform that the application has been denied as proof. The CS replied no, there won't be any emails to notify me about that. Is it necessary for me to request for an email to state that or I'm just being over-worried?

My second application is for MBB2 Gold cards. Checked my system frequently, and it has just been approved yesterday 
I will be collecting it at a branch. About the collection method, I have heard of differing opinions. Some said it is not safe to collect it from the banks, while some says it otherwise. Besides, if we collect it from the banks, how do we know if the card has not been tampered with?

Previously I read it somewhere in one of the threads, it seems that we also need to sign and write the 3 digit code at a form? Would that expose the credit card security features? If the cards were posted, then there's no hassle of filling up the form and returning it. So, when collecting it at the branch, can we just not sign the form? 

Thank you~

that's true, but the choices of pictures are so so limited
and this is not new, my HLB online banking oledi using this feature for a long time

Because there is no way to use Amex to pay TM bills online.

Hi All,
I found this website payment through online. I am not sure whether this is a scam or not.

http://202.71.108.103/customer-care/bill-p...online-bill.asp

TM Online does not accept AMEX. Only Visa & Mastercard.

This is the correct link: http://www.tmonline.com.my/

can i make payment using amex in m2u there for telekom ? will i eligible for 5% rebate and 5x treatpoints ? i juz registered for the telekom bill ...

If you explore yourself properly, you can only use your Visa to pay TM bill in M2U. There's no way for you to choose AMEX.

Amex > Make a payment > Bill registration > Pending for registration

I'm not so sure if that could be successful but I have saved TM Bill as my favourite payee.

When I make a payment under "Make a payment to a favourite", there's no MBB2 AMEX available.

Only MBB Visa Petroans, MBB2 Visa and my saving account to select from.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

haha, you kiasu fellow just like me. Don't worry too much, just go collect the card at the branch and you'll be required to sign on the acknowledgement form that comes together with the card in front of the officer, SOP for all banks . And thank you for reading my blog. And since you are there, might as well sign up for online and MBB just introduce some new security features for their M2U.

and dont forget to request for your TAC too 

i feel it's safer to collect from the bank.
I don't recall needing to provide the CVV upon collection of the cards. Only signature was required. Besides, they open the letter in front of me.

called MBB today, and they said petronas does not accept AMEX. weird, they got the stick outside their store, and i got rejected twice trying to pay in store...
the CS say only mobil, esso, and shell accept...

i not sure also ... need to wait if the bill registration is successful or not ...

That's why I won't waste my time trying to swipe AMEX at Petronas. It is effort wasting exercise.