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alexwsk
post Mar 29 2011, 01:07 PM

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QUOTE(ak1977 @ Mar 29 2011, 12:34 PM)
Just some tips on Cash Deposit Machine:

When you insert cash in the machine and it keep rejecting the notes that you replaces ( normaly happen to new notes )  mad.gif  please dont keep inserting the cash because these CDM machines have timing, if a transaction cant be fulfiled within certain amount of times, by defaults it will force accept your cash and the cash you failed to bank in will go the rejected notes bin.

The next thing you see is that the CDM will come out this message " OUT OF SERVICE ". The person queing behind you will start cursing you. Why i say this is that customer have complaint why the CDM do this and that, scolding us with all the #&^&*# and when we go and check the journal report we can see this customer was trying to insert the notes for more than 5 times which the machines unable to recognise it and it will kick start this step by force the cash into the reject bin.

However different banks setup their machines differently it depends on how sensitive they set it. From what i experience HSBC & MBB had it.
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post Mar 30 2011, 09:18 AM

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QUOTE(alexwsk @ Mar 29 2011, 01:07 PM)
yea, stupid machines laugh.gif
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Latest Update, RHB CDM machine:

Tried to bank in $$$ in my saving a/c for SI to pay my housing loans, guess what happen? I insert 7 pcs of notes and 6 pcs been capture and 1 pc return. BUT the return note was CUT INTO HALF BY THE STUPID MACHINE. HELLO!! how on earth they maintain the machines one? zzzz... vmad.gif

I have call them to COMPLAINT immediately and now pending for their reply. WTF lah,this is irritating.

It in RHB Head Office in Jln Tun Razak there.
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post Mar 30 2011, 10:10 AM

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wow cut into half...reminds me of the poor thai girl that was sliced by the porsche..
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post Apr 13 2011, 09:07 AM

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old style, pay all bills over the counter
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post Apr 13 2011, 10:44 AM

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For card issuers which I maintain SACA with, I use its SACA to settle.
For card issuers which I don't maintain SACA with, I choose IBG via Basic Savings Account, or cheque deposit (if I happen to pass by its branch).
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post Apr 13 2011, 11:40 AM

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QUOTE(chemistry @ Apr 13 2011, 11:44 AM)
For card issuers which I maintain SACA with, I use its SACA to settle.
For card issuers which I don't maintain SACA with, I choose IBG via Basic Savings Account, or cheque deposit (if I happen to pass by its branch).
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What is SACA?
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QUOTE(beyond86 @ Apr 13 2011, 11:40 AM)
What is SACA?
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savings account current accounts

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QUOTE(alexwsk @ Apr 13 2011, 01:06 PM)
savings account current accounts
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ok. understood. thanks
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post Apr 13 2011, 02:53 PM

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CASA is the term used actually smile.gif
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post Apr 13 2011, 02:55 PM

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Apr 13 2011, 03:53 PM)
CASA is the term used actually  smile.gif
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actually current and saving account, got any difference?
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post Apr 13 2011, 03:02 PM

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tongue.gif i pay off using online interbank fund transfer.. what i think it is more cost effective than go bank to pay off tongue.gif toll fee, petrol add up is more than RM1 / RM2 bank service charge (if bank neaby nvm la.. but CC company is far from my place and need to passby toll tongue.gif)
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QUOTE(joey85 @ Apr 13 2011, 04:02 PM)
tongue.gif i pay off using online interbank fund transfer.. what i think it is more cost effective than go bank to pay off tongue.gif toll fee, petrol add up is more than RM1 / RM2 bank service charge (if bank neaby nvm la.. but CC company is far from my place and need to passby toll tongue.gif)
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like that u r using IBG Giro, RM0.50 charges
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QUOTE(beyond86 @ Apr 13 2011, 02:55 PM)
actually current and saving account, got any difference?
Current Account also known as Checking Account/Chequing Account. This kind of account comes with cheque book facility whereas Savings Account doesn't.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Apr 13 2011, 04:23 PM)
Current Account also known as Checking Account/Chequing Account. This kind of account comes with cheque book facility whereas Savings Account doesn't.
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oo. ok ok.
So current account can have cheque book while saving account can have ATM card
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QUOTE(beyond86 @ Apr 13 2011, 03:24 PM)
oo. ok ok.
So current account can have cheque book while saving account can have ATM card
Both accounts can have ATM card unless specified otherwise. Just that Current Account comes with an extra feature which is the cheque book facility.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Apr 13 2011, 04:30 PM)
Both accounts can have ATM card unless specified otherwise. Just that Current Account comes with an extra feature which is the cheque book facility.
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okok, understood, thanks
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QUOTE(beyond86 @ Apr 13 2011, 03:04 PM)
like that u r using IBG Giro, RM0.50 charges
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no leh... Hong Leong Bank charge me RM1 each transaction for my citibank CC payment >.< but i know if transfer from Eon Bank to another bank is RM0.50 tongue.gif


Added on April 13, 2011, 5:00 pmfor the saving and current account >.< my saving and current account share one debit master card tongue.gif and my current account can opt for not having cheque tongue.gif current account can have Overdraft (OD) but with interest charge, for saving no OD services. smile.gif

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QUOTE(joey85 @ Apr 13 2011, 05:58 PM)
no leh... Hong Leong Bank charge me RM1 each transaction for my citibank CC payment >.< but i know if transfer from Eon Bank to another bank is RM0.50  tongue.gif


Added on April 13, 2011, 5:00 pmfor the saving and current account >.< my saving and current account share one debit master card tongue.gif and my current account can opt for not having cheque tongue.gif current account can have Overdraft (OD) but with interest charge, for saving no OD services.  smile.gif
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OD here is writing cheque which over ur account balance?
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QUOTE(beyond86 @ Apr 13 2011, 05:33 PM)
OD here is writing cheque which over ur account balance?
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overdraft is using more than the $$ u deposited inside the current account (eg. u have RM500 in ur current, u need to pay ppl RM800, u can get OD from the bank of RM300 and repay back with interest charges), it need to apply if not mistaken tongue.gif (p/s other sifu correct me if wrong coz i never use OD just know got this feature tongue.gif)

added one more thing normally current account has no interest but saving does. however there are some special current account offer interest too eg. Alliance Bank Hybrid Account (a current account with interest paid on ur balance monthly)

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QUOTE(joey85 @ Apr 13 2011, 06:47 PM)
overdraft is using more than the $$ u deposited inside the current account (eg. u have RM500 in ur current, u need to pay ppl RM800, u can get OD from the bank of RM300 and repay back with interest charges), it need to apply if not mistaken tongue.gif (p/s other sifu correct me if wrong coz i never use OD just know got this feature tongue.gif)

added one more thing normally current account has no interest but saving does. however there are some special current account offer interest too eg. Alliance Bank Hybrid Account (a current account with interest paid on ur balance monthly)
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oo. okok. thanks
My father got using Public bank cheque book, if monthly current account deposited less than RM5k, they will deduct RM5 for that month blink.gif
Last time my father din aware of this, so the public bank every month suck RM5 from my father account cry.gif

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