It's Standing Instruction to deduct from CASA, chargeable RM2 every time.
Get your brain upgraded lah to NOT FORGET !!!

Maybank BSA supposedly charge 0.50 for the first two GIRO transactions per month, why the teller said it's only apply to ATM or M2U transaction? What the heck?

IBG via the counter also charges 50 sen (first 2 IBG via Basic Savings Account)

That means the branch at Plaza IBM was not honoring it, what an inconsistent policy across Maybank branches!! Boycott!

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Added on November 5, 2011, 9:29 pmCan I know which branch that you went to?

This post has been edited by echoesian: Nov 5 2011, 09:29 PM

Default IBG charges is RM2.
You need to tell them that you have Basic Savings Account, then it would be RM0.50.
Are you sure you have a Basic Savings Account ? What is the account listed as under M2U ?

Yea, you better check the type of account first. They might have opened a wrong account for you.

It's BSA, confirmed. The tellers there very sux..

Just go to another friendly MBB branch... there's plenty to choose from.
You can also IBG via the ATM machine.

The reason that I wanna do over the counter is that the amount is over RM5000. Just wanna do it at one shot, saving time & money

how can i pay maybank credit card due using maybank current account cheque? what do i need to write on the cheque?

Payee : Maybankard Centre
Write the CC number and amount to be paid behind the cheque.

On the flip side, why not pay using M2U to save 15sen ?

I can't pay with maybank2u, as the cheque i am using is a company account.

Went to MBB Kota Damansara branch again to try but again the tellers said the RM0.50 charge is only apply for ATM/M2U transactions.

Can I know which branch that you went to??

Honestly, I haven't tried IBG via BSA... There's no mention that RM2 is IBG for OTC

I have argued with them because it doesn't mention on the M2U website.

CIMB charged me RM1 for OCBC Titanium Credit Card Transfer.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1985221

By the way, posting in one thread about the same matter is more than suffice

Pay your bill by check - they don't charge for that. Or by using your bank's online bill pay system.
Always pay your bill in full on time - that way you don't have any interest to pay. If you don't have the money to buy something - don't charge it. Wait until you can afford it. Buying on credit used to be called 'Buying on the never-never' in England. Because you never paid it off and therefore you never properly owned the item.
Credit cards can be very useful if used properly and carefully. Don't go into debt.
Good Luck!

I personally don't think that there is any problem with surcharge on IBG transfer. If you go to the card issuing bank's branch or ATM, you will end up paying more than the IBG surcharge.

all these should be free as the banks are earning profit from our savings and loan interest... Best to own CC from the bank you have CASA with to ease payment and save on these fees (IBG)