Me too always could not log in to uob online services, I use the same password and username but after I submit it remains at the loggin page..i key in again the same appears

Such questions are frowned upon as stated in the T&C of this forum.
Don't want to pay service tax then use debit card. You are asking the bank to pay the RM50 for you to the gov ... RM50 is not a fee imposed by the bank but instead an "income" to the government. If anyone understand that the GST is then is not a waiver.

7. We have been getting a lot of requests for how to avoid GST. Here's the answer - (Thanks to Gen-X) If you don't want to pay GST then use a DEBIT Card. Just because you wish to break the BNM rules / law, please don't drag us along with you - we are not your accomplice and we don't get anything (nor we want to).

Young man ... if you have concerns regarding my frank answer, you may forward your question to BNM and ask them in the same tone you replied me. And you can post what do they tell you.

I understand you are not happy because we told you off but it is because your understanding of GST is wrong but apparently you do not like to be challenged and you believe you are absolutely right. As I said ... ask BNM via B&W or call in in the same tone you replied me and see what will they tell you - I don't think you can dispute BNM official answers can you?

Read up the official statement about GST as issued by the Malaysian Treasury - and tell us what the interpretation is.

I can even tell you to look carefully as the choice of words the bank use in the marketing campaign (B&W) - do they actually say that the GST will be waived or offset?. Ignore what the agents, 3rd parties or words of month tell you about GST because they are unreliable and will switch in an instant + they are not written anyway.

Mr jusTinMM ... you may do research and post us your result, evidence and official answer from all the banks + BNM regarding GST waiver or offset. If you think you are right ... this is your chance to prove how right you are (reinforce your understanding about GST) and how wrong many of us here.

Hahaha .... you really are a kid of have disregard for a lot of things.
Don't want to waste my time coz obviously you just want to listen to yourself. Good luck in life kiddo! 

i believe you are right hye.

i would love to explain but its impossible to certain people who believe in themselves and not read between the lines that GST is never "waived".

it has and always have to be paid.

and to those kiddies, u must be from school to have not heard of this new word called "audit"

It is such a shame to the Accounting industry that people like you cannot even understand what constitute rules and marketing gimmick.

RM50 is a must pay to gov under the act, we knew it.  that's why you will see RM50 GST being charged to your cc account.

Cash rebate offered to customers to offset GST or as welcome/loyalty bonus are marketing gimmicks to attract/retain customers.

GST and cash rebates are 2 separate issues even though some agents linked them together to promote sales but banks don't explain it that way.  If you are still not satisfied on how banks handle the GST matter, you can always report them to BNM since BNM existed for a reason.

Uhm correct me if im wrong...

UOB does not give smart cash anymore.... they only give cash rebate and will be automatically credited/shown in your statement.

I still remember like 4-5 years ago the cash rebates are accumulated and u have like X months to use it or it will be gone..

Guys. For UOB one platinum, if swipe less than 60 times pr year, can we call and ask for waiver for the annual fee?anyone of you having UOB one platinum which swipe less than 60 per year and successfully get waive for the annual fee?I plan to apply the UOB one platinum but would swipe less than 60 times per year.

thank you for the info. Maybe they just change their T@Cs

60 swipes per year?  there goes my newly activated one card

got another 10 swipes before can reach 60. this rules new kah? how did i miss this? 

haha that one is possible lah to get 60 swipes / year. maybe even more but the hassle to go to petrol pump 3-4 times a week is like 

I guess UOB wlll most probably waive it, but the point is why come out with this ridiculous policy which causes in convenience to the cardholders that settle in full monthly and also use up the customer service resources. For those who have installment plans and outstanding balances, they don't won't waive also cannot do anything.

The moment you call them to request for annual fee waiver, one is already begging lah 

And you know what, I called UOB recently and was told that for my UOB Plat, there is currently NO autowaiver condition/policy  I will be charged annual fee no matter what (I did satisfy the previous condition of RM3K and 12 swipes) and have to call in to beg them for the AF waiver 

I believe that not every BHP station will give the smart cash rebate.. am i rite?