yeap..sorry...double checked my shell receipt..only 4 last digit is printed..

but for petronas printing name on receipt, i'm sure...

do you maintain outstanding balances?
if no, shell gold card is a stupid card
if yes, then maybe a good card

yes problem for you
in that case shell gold cashback  card may not be giving the maximum cashback (in fact super super low cashback) - even if you use ONLY shell
why not look at the other cards from other banks and get the citibank platinum cashback?
this is something even i myself just found out.

of course the choice is yours
i am just helping to advise
cause i had this card since 2009
that time this was the best cashback for shell
but now some cards give you up to 10-15%
this one gives you about 2% unless you have outstanding balances
then it gives you 8%
this makes this card one of the most stupidest cashback card in malaysia

impossible
your 25 could be from your non shell expenses or last month's or are you sure you don't have overdue even a little bit?

since i so kind, here's some stuff for you:




you know in simple england what that means ah?
that means you isi minyak RM 500 and then eat dinner atleast RM300 then only they kesian give you 4% for your minyak only i.e. for the RM 500 and not the full RM800. that works out to be around RM 20. but you are losing out on the RM300 you spent.

but if you don't spend that rm300, you only get rm10.

as per aeronic's calculation, your effective rebates are only 2.5%

maybe u got other expenses >1k swipe using that card?

just realized we were talking to each other in another thread 

anyway, i'm not sure about any other cards, but i think u should get ocbc titanium.

for 5%, with rm50 per month cap on:
dining
petrol
bills/utilities
groceries

just like we thought. yeah you don't know how they calculate, but me and some of the forumers do.
the fact that you do not know how citibank comes up with the figure also tells me a lot about you you are quite easy going with the banks one right?
people well versed with cards such as gen-x can count up to ¢level one