having the Treatpoints for the cash vouchers are binded to respective merchants, if only can get it in cash form.

Oh, I forgot, if you shop at 1U, can use Treat Points to redeem for RCUBED which can be used at selected merchants at 1U, well almost all merchants at 1U. Currently there's a promotion when you use RCUBED you will get RM10 1U shopping voucher for every RM100. For RCUBED 210 TP = RCUBED RM1. AThe promotion also applicable to AMEX Membership reward points.

Click below link to my blog and then click on the RCUBED links

http://creditcardsmalaysia.blogspot.com/20...april-2011.html

This post has been edited by Gen-X: Apr 12 2011, 11:37 PM

haiz ... NZD 780.71 --- became MYR 1889.95 ... damn hurt...

converted as 2.42

Wish to convert the card! having Gold CC now, is it necessary to clear the outstanding balance 1st b4 convert to Maybankard 2 or with outstanding also can convert d? Just phone the Customer service?

yah call CS, and yah clear outstanding balance immediately, else what is the point you convert? Better get separate MBB 2 card and make sure no outstanding so no interest imposed on new transactions.

last few day pumping shell petrol using amex got problems, tried yesterday at shell but different place, still got error, cannot use amex, force go to Esso, but no have any problems. So far, Esso never facing any problems

im pump my petrol at esso since its the nearest station to my house..

ESSO/MOBIL PBBANk + Smiles Card = Really owning..

previous smiles card i manage to get at least 5000+ point due to im a driver for my event company. but last month i forgot to take back the card from the counter and they use my smiles point at least 2000 point.. lucky didnt finish it yet.. i transfer the point to my new card and block the old card.

bonuslink is so expensive the item..

mesra card card's is so easy to get faulty also..

NEW citibank shell card launched

Citibank Shell Credit Card

the rebate is based on tier

1 300 - 999 4.0% 250
2 1000 - 2499 6.0% 500
3 Above 2500 8.0% 800

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Apr 22 2011, 03:44 PM

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gerrardling, please elaborate so that I can copy and paste at first post (or maybe asking them to refer to post# for further details.

Got a scare just now. I discovered my Available Limit has RM150 less than my actual expenditure. So I contacted OCBC to verify all my transactions and found no discrepancies. Later the SC informed me that it is a common practice for petrol stations to mark up the bill to RM200 first before claiming the actual amount. I pumped RM50 today, so the number tallys.

Phew! Just an info for the rest..i am damn noobie

it is good for those who did not meet the criteria for RM36k annual income

again, only 1st year annual fee waiver, 2nd year onwards have to request
anyway it is overall a good card for shell user

only ocbc have such practice?

public bank and maybank also got such practise

All banks have this practice. Practice is not new and has been in place for many many years.

I believe it's a matter of time on how fast the amount is being released upon processing.

so a person credit card cannot pump petrol more than rm200 per day ?

DONT APPLY for this crap shell card. here why

quoted from bro ronnie
Basically you have to spend retail to get your higher rebate on your fuel purchases.
RM250 x 4% = RM10 rebate per month
RM500 x 6% = RM30 rebate per month
RM800 x 8% = RM64 rebate per month

Basically, you should get the card based on the petrol pumped per pump at Shell....
Only at RM800 per month would you get RM64, more than other cash-back CC (RM50 for OCBC Titanium/Maybankard2 AMEX)

To qualify for Tier 1, you need to spend RM50 per month + RM250 Shell fuel to get RM10 back... which is nett 3.33% Cash Back
To qualify for Tier 2, you need to spend RM500 per month + RM500 Shell fuel to get RM30 back... which is nett 3.00% Cash Back
To qualify for Tier 3, you need to spend RM1700 per month + RM800 Shell fuel to get RM64 back... which is nett 2.56% Cash Back

OCBC Titanium Mastercard/Maybankard2 AMEX beats the crap of these offers with it's solid 5% Cash Back

conclusion citibank shell card still sucks. The rebate keep decreasing if u spend more because there are no rebates for other spending except for Shell fuel. The actual rebate is certainly less than 4% and they use a lots of tricks in hiding it. Even add in bonuslink points which offer 0.5% cashback, AMEX, ocbc and pbb esso still totally pawn this.

This post has been edited by gerrardling: Apr 26 2011, 11:01 AM

about this shell i think i did post on this rebates in march this yr as they already circulate to current cardholders, i straight away cancel it.
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