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post Oct 23 2010, 01:00 AM, updated 4y ago

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Instant Transfer (DuitNow) participating banks :
**in the midst of compiling the different limits and fees applicable to all different banks


Interbank Funds Transfer (IBFT) and Interbank GIRO (IBG) information prior to 1st August 2018
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post Oct 23 2010, 01:30 AM

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I suggest to add Interbank Giro (IBG) to the title when users search for word giro or ibg
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post Oct 23 2010, 01:39 AM

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QUOTE(ronnie @ Oct 23 2010, 01:30 AM)
I suggest to add Interbank Giro (IBG) to the title when users search for word giro or ibg
Done

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post Oct 23 2010, 01:41 AM

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It's so kind of you, Miles.
When will this thread be pinned?
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post Oct 23 2010, 01:43 AM

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Oct 23 2010, 01:39 AM)
Done
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My suggestion was to make the title "Interbank Funds Transfer/Interbank Giro (IBG)"
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QUOTE(chemistry @ Oct 23 2010, 01:41 AM)
It's so kind of you, Miles.
No problem smile.gif


QUOTE(ronnie @ Oct 23 2010, 01:43 AM)
My suggestion was to make the title "Interbank Funds Transfer/Interbank Giro (IBG)"
I figured it is unnecessary as it will just make the title too long and crowded. Besides, just type in "giro" or "ibg" in the search box, this thread will turn up in the search results still.


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post Oct 23 2010, 08:12 PM

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Should have pinned this topic. I've seen several topics regarding IBG for past months.
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Hello,

I know this sounds stupid, but can i know if i can transfer $ from Bank islam(my account) to Maybank(seller)?

Thanks
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post Oct 23 2010, 08:28 PM

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internet bankin or ATM?
if internet sure can..but take 2-3 days..
if ATM cnnot
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QUOTE(syamirc @ Oct 23 2010, 08:28 PM)
internet bankin or ATM?
if internet sure can..but take 2-3 days..
if ATM cnnot
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ATM...even if i have an account in bank islam also cannot?

Thanks..
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post Oct 23 2010, 09:38 PM

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So kinf of TS to solicit and consolidate all this useful information for us. rclxms.gif rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(ckk125 @ Oct 23 2010, 08:19 PM)
Hello,

I know this sounds stupid, but can i know if i can transfer $ from Bank islam(my account) to Maybank(seller)?

Thanks
You can do this over the counter at any Bank Islam branch or via your Bank Islam internet banking portal. For Basic Savings Account or Basic Current Account, the charge is RM0.50 only for all transfers regardless how many times you do it. Not sure about the regular savings/current account but most likely it is RM2/transfer. I can't find this information online.

By the way, i have not added the Interbank GIRO charges information for banks such as Bank Islam, Bank Rakyat, AGRO Bank, BSN, Bank Mualamat etc as i am not sure how much exactly they charge for each interbank funds transfers. If any of you know this, i'll appreciate if you can provide this information so i can update the first post.


QUOTE(ckk125 @ Oct 23 2010, 08:31 PM)
ATM...even if i have an account in bank islam also cannot?

Thanks..
Can't comment on Bank Islam but for many other local banks, you can perform an instant funds transfer to other bank account and you will be charged RM1 per transfer. The supported banks are very limited though.


QUOTE(ekestima @ Oct 23 2010, 09:38 PM)
So kinf of TS to solicit and consolidate all this useful information for us.  rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif
Glad you find this thread informative. It was Mr.Gen-X's idea to set up this thread smile.gif

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post Oct 24 2010, 01:28 PM

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MilesAndMore,
i think should add another method of IBG besides otc & online.
Which is ATM IBG, transfer fee RM1.
e.g.
a) RHB transfer to Maybank at RHB ATM
b) RHB transfer to Maybank at Maybank ATM

Participating bank:
* Agrobank
* Alliance Bank
* AmBank
* Bank Rakyat
* Bank Simpanan Nasional
* CIMB Bank
* EON Bank
* Hong Leong Bank
* Maybank
* Public Bank
* RHB Bank
http://www.meps.com.my/faq/default.asp




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QUOTE(SeanChang @ Oct 24 2010, 01:28 PM)
MilesAndMore,
i think should add another method of IBG besides otc & online.
Which is ATM IBG, transfer fee RM1.
Done smile.gif

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if maybank transfer to citibank for credit card payment, how much maybank will charge???rm2 for everytime?
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QUOTE(LOOOOOOL @ Nov 1 2010, 01:28 PM)
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if maybank transfer to citibank for credit card payment, how much maybank will charge???rm2 for everytime?
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Yes... RM2.
Unless you open a Maybank Basic Savings Account(BSA) which entitles you to 2 IBG transactions at RM0.50 each. But then you need to open a new M2U logon based on the BSA
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how to know my m2u is BSA?
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QUOTE(JamesPond @ Nov 17 2010, 12:05 PM)
how to know my m2u is BSA?
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You may call to CS to determine what kind of saving account you have. Otherwise, M2U could be able to display such information.
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QUOTE(JamesPond @ Nov 17 2010, 12:05 PM)
how to know my m2u is BSA?
If it's a regular savings account, if should be listed as SA in your M2U. If it is a Basic Savings Account, it should be listed as BSA.

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QUOTE(JamesPond @ Nov 17 2010, 12:05 PM)
how to know my m2u is BSA?
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Cheapest is StanChart & Citibank Rm0.50... i'm using StandChart too rclxm9.gif
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If a particular IBG transaction has failed due to incorrect/incomplete Beneficary Name, would the banks charged additional failure fee ?
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Nov 18 2010, 08:55 AM)
If a particular IBG transaction has failed due to incorrect/incomplete Beneficary Name, would the banks charged additional failure fee ?
You'll just loss the IBG fee that's been deducted from your account.

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Anyone know which bank giving free IGB?

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QUOTE(JamesPond @ Nov 18 2010, 01:33 PM)
Anyone know which bank giving free IGB?
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Read the first topic lah !!! It's IBG, not IGB (Menara IGB ??) shakehead.gif
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post Jan 15 2011, 01:11 PM

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CIMB Clicks offer instant transfer for IBG. The charges seem reasonable for those who are urgent to get money transfer instantly.

http://www.cimbclicks.com.my/service_fundtransfer.htm
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hi, i am interested to get a BASIC SAVING ACCOUNT. wil hav any difficulty to open this? cos i heard tat some bank will not allow customer to open this account?
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QUOTE(alexlean @ Jan 22 2011, 10:31 AM)
hi, i am interested to get a BASIC SAVING ACCOUNT. wil hav any difficulty to open this? cos i heard tat some bank will not allow customer to open this account?
Nope. No difficulty to open this account at all. I had a few, as a matter of fact.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Oct 23 2010, 10:51 PM)
i have not added the Interbank GIRO charges information for banks such as Bank Islam, Bank Rakyat, AGRO Bank, BSN, Bank Mualamat etc as i am not sure how much exactly they charge for each interbank funds transfers. If any of you know this, i'll appreciate if you can provide this information so i can update the first post.
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Bank Muamalat can IBG online, RM1.50/transfer.

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QUOTE(erry- @ Jan 22 2011, 11:07 AM)
Bank Muamalat can IBG online, RM1.50/transfer.
Done smile.gif
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QUOTE(alexlean @ Jan 22 2011, 02:31 AM)
hi, i am interested to get a BASIC SAVING ACCOUNT. wil hav any difficulty to open this? cos i heard tat some bank will not allow customer to open this account?
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It is true tat sum bank really not allow ppl to create BASIC SAVING ACCOUNT?? Lol..impossible rite? blink.gif blink.gif

Mayb tat bank dun need money to operate tongue.gif
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QUOTE(koh_424 @ Jan 22 2011, 01:24 PM)
It is true tat sum bank really not allow ppl to create BASIC SAVING ACCOUNT?? Lol..impossible rite? blink.gif  blink.gif

Mayb tat bank dun need money to operate  tongue.gif
No. It is not impossible. For example, i was once denied to open a Basic Savings Account at Alliance Bank before. Instead, they insisted that i open other types of savings account such as their regular savings account or the Hybrid account. Citibank is yet another bank that doesn't simply allow people to open a Basic Savings Account with them.

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The denied applicant may want to bring the case to the attention of BNM, if the bank has breached any Act (Akta).
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Guys..
If i want to make loan repayment to Al Rajhi by transferring from Maybank Saving account, how much would it charge?
Tried searching on Al Rajhi but cant seems to find it.

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QUOTE(shado @ Mar 23 2011, 08:41 AM)
Guys..
If i want to make loan repayment to Al Rajhi by transferring from Maybank Saving account, how much would it charge?
Tried searching on Al Rajhi but cant seems to find it.

Thanks  notworthy.gif
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You should be looking at Maybanks' website
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

They can't transfer to Al-Rajhi
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Mar 23 2011, 08:43 AM)
You should be looking at Maybanks' website
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

They can't transfer to Al-Rajhi
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Now that you mentioned it.. sad.gif I thought all banks are linked...sigh..I need to travel so far to the bank.. doh.gif

Ronnie, thanks for the info thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(shado @ Mar 23 2011, 08:55 AM)
Now that you mentioned it..  sad.gif  I thought all banks are linked...sigh..I need to travel so far to the bank..  doh.gif

Ronnie, thanks for the info  thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 22 2011, 02:11 PM)
No. It is not impossible. For example, i was once denied to open a Basic Savings Account at Alliance Bank before. Instead, they insisted that i open other types of savings account such as their regular savings account or the Hybrid account. Citibank is yet another bank that doesn't simply allow people to open a Basic Savings Account with them.
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I have 3 basic accounts and yet to face any issue from bank who don't "encourage" me to get basic account. All the time, i just insisted to get basic account otherwise i will just walk away and inform Bank Negara Malaysia. The bank should allow customer to choose what type of account they want, as long as we meet the requirements.
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what's the difference between a basic savings account and a regular savings account? i have a few saving accounts with different banks. the only difference i noticed so far between these banks is the initial amount of deposit. public bank around rm250, cimb rm50...
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QUOTE(samcc @ May 23 2011, 11:39 PM)
what's the difference between a basic savings account and a regular savings account? i have a few saving accounts with different banks. the only difference i noticed so far between these banks is the initial amount of deposit. public bank around rm250, cimb rm50...
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Basic Savings Accounts is a BNM requirement for all banks in Malaysia.
Basic Savings Accounts can be open with RM20 only.
First 2 IBG cost 50sen.

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QUOTE(ronnie @ May 23 2011, 11:50 PM)
Basic Savings Accounts is a BNM requirement for all banks in Malaysia.
Basic Savings Accounts can be open with RM20 only.
First 2 IBG cost 50sen.
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i do IBG from maybank to citibank every month
but they still charge me RM2 instead of 50 cents even for the first time
does the from account type i.e. the bank account you are transffering from (savings/current) make any difference?

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QUOTE(amalthea @ May 24 2011, 01:27 PM)
i do IBG from maybank to citibank every month
but they still charge me RM2 instead of 50 cents even for the first time
does the from account type i.e. the bank account you are transffering from (savings/current) make any difference?
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when u log in to m2u, click on Account & check your account type

Basic saving/current have the same benefit of RM0.50 for 1st & 2nd IBG every month
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QUOTE(amalthea @ May 24 2011, 12:27 PM)
i do IBG from maybank to citibank every month
but they still charge me RM2 instead of 50 cents even for the first time
does the from account type i.e. the bank account you are transffering from (savings/current) make any difference?
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The type of source account is important...
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Is it true it is RM0.50 for 1st & 2nd IBG every month ? I'm also paying RM2 per transaction. Can't find any info stating MBB charge RM0.50 for 1st & 2nd time....
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RHB having problem with IBG thru service counter. They will charge RM2, unless you complaint them. They will need manually charge RM0.50


Added on May 25, 2011, 8:59 amBtw, recently i found out that from Citibank transfer (before cut off time) to Maybank it takes 2 days to see the amount.

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QUOTE(yourmagiccloset @ May 24 2011, 05:06 PM)
Is it true it is RM0.50 for 1st & 2nd IBG every month ? I'm also paying RM2 per transaction. Can't find any info stating MBB charge RM0.50 for 1st & 2nd time....
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this is true.... even HSBC also offer this basic account. i think the question is " are you really having a basic saving/current account?". you can find out the answer from the bank.
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QUOTE(yourmagiccloset @ May 24 2011, 06:06 PM)
Is it true it is RM0.50 for 1st & 2nd IBG every month ? I'm also paying RM2 per transaction. Can't find any info stating MBB charge RM0.50 for 1st & 2nd time....
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it's on Bank Negara Statement
http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=8&pg=14&ac=964
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QUOTE(amalthea @ May 24 2011, 12:27 PM)
i do IBG from maybank to citibank every month
but they still charge me RM2 instead of 50 cents even for the first time
does the from account type i.e. the bank account you are transffering from (savings/current) make any difference?
That's because you have a regular savings account at Maybank and not a basic savings account.


QUOTE(yourmagiccloset @ May 24 2011, 05:06 PM)
Is it true it is RM0.50 for 1st & 2nd IBG every month ? I'm also paying RM2 per transaction. Can't find any info stating MBB charge RM0.50 for 1st & 2nd time....
Yes and it is applicable only to basic savings and basic current account.

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QUOTE(truth_seeker_09 @ May 25 2011, 08:58 AM)

Added on May 25, 2011, 8:59 amBtw, recently i found out that from Citibank transfer (before cut off time) to Maybank it takes 2 days to see the amount.
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No, i tried a few times recently. As long as I did the transfer before 12pm from Citibank, the money can be seen in Maybank on the same day.

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Hi,

Hong Leong basic saving account enjoyed unlimited IBG transfer with only RM0.50 while other account type RM1

TS please kindly edit it

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QUOTE(whitemouse1314 @ May 29 2011, 04:10 AM)
Hi,

Hong Leong basic saving account enjoyed unlimited IBG transfer with only RM0.50 while other account type RM1

TS please kindly edit it

TQ!  smile.gif
But Hong Leong Bank website is suggesting otherwise. May be you can give us a screenshot of your account transaction history with all the sensitive information blacked out ? Or may be another link containing such information ?

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QUOTE(whitemouse1314 @ May 29 2011, 04:10 AM)
Hi,

Hong Leong basic saving account enjoyed unlimited IBG transfer with only RM0.50 while other account type RM1

TS please kindly edit it

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Please confirm how many IBG transactions did you perform ?
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CIMB iterbank transder to PBB RM1.00

takes 2-3days time.

anyone can confirm this ?

i did yest. they charged me rm1 instead of rm0.50

just perform once a month only.


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QUOTE(NelsonBoy @ May 29 2011, 12:45 PM)
CIMB iterbank transder to PBB RM1.00

takes 2-3days time.

anyone can confirm this ?
Depends on when did you transfer the money out. Money may be made available on the same day depends on the receiving bank.


QUOTE(NelsonBoy @ May 29 2011, 12:45 PM)
i did yest. they charged me rm1 instead of rm0.50

just perform once a month only.
They charged you RM1 because you are using a regular savings account.


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so basically, ppl will be charged RM1.00 instead of RM0.50 ?

what kind of other account that cimb has ?
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QUOTE(NelsonBoy @ May 29 2011, 12:45 PM)
CIMB iterbank transder to PBB RM1.00

takes 2-3days time.

anyone can confirm this ?

i did yest. they charged me rm1 instead of rm0.50

just perform once a month only.
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Same charges as using CIMB teller to take out cash from PPB. wink.gif

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QUOTE(ronnie @ May 29 2011, 11:09 AM)
Please confirm how many IBG transactions did you perform ?
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Hi,

I already perform a experiment with 4 IBG transcation(RM10,RM10,RM10 & RM8 respectively) in a day and been charged with RM0.50 services charges only. Kindly refer to my attachment for more details smile.gif


Added on May 30, 2011, 5:41 pm

Another updated info for your all,

Public Bank Basic Saving Account enjoyed first 2 interbank instant transfer(QUICK PAY) with RM0.50 services charges


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Think the first post for Maybank fees are outdated.

Did a IBG GIRO few days ago, was charged RM2. No more 0.50 for first 2 transfers of the month

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...l/ACC-Accounts/

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Just for Info.. Our bank using 2 Type System..

1) IBG = <RM100,000
2) RENTAS = >100,000
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..below is the "recent" IBG from PBB to MBB.. smile.gif

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I don't normally use PBB (above is the transition from Apr to Jun), but always found it charge me RM2 for IBG, even the very 1st IBG.. blush.gif

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QUOTE(laowai @ Jun 2 2011, 11:41 AM)
Think the first post for Maybank fees are outdated.

Did a IBG GIRO few days ago, was charged RM2. No more 0.50 for first 2 transfers of the month

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...l/ACC-Accounts/
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..below is the "recent" IBG from PBB to MBB.. smile.gif

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I don't normally use PBB (above is the transition from Apr to Jun), but always found it charge me RM2 for IBG, even the very 1st IBG.. blush.gif
Let's get one thing clear guys. The discounted rate of RM0.50/transfer for the first two transfers every month is applicable only to Basic Savings Account. For those who are charged the normal rate, it is because your account is NOT a Basic Savings Account. Hope this clears.


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QUOTE(jerrykhor @ Jun 10 2011, 04:24 PM)
..below is the "recent" IBG from PBB to MBB.. smile.gif

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I don't normally use PBB (above is the transition from Apr to Jun), but always found it charge me RM2 for IBG, even the very 1st IBG.. blush.gif
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For PBB non BASIC SAVING ACCOUNT HOLDER, it better for u all to transfer fund with "QUICK PAY" instead of "IBG" since it also cost you the same services charges RM2 but the fund can received immediately smile.gif

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For PBB non BASIC SAVING ACCOUNT HOLDER, it better for u all to transfer fund with "QUICK PAY" instead of "IBG" since it also cost you the same services charges RM2 but the fund can received immediately  smile.gif
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Added on June 13, 2011, 2:01 pmjust tested quick pay, fund transfer immediately.. g8 wink.gif

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Hi, I am holding a Maybank Basic Savings Account Option 2 with the following:

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First 2 GIRO transactions in a month at a fee of RM0.50 per transaction and RM2.00 from the 3rd transaction onwards.
Option 2

However, I found this in M2U:
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3.  A RM2 fee will be charged for every transaction.


So which one is the correct one? Thanks
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Hi, I am holding a Maybank Basic Savings Account Option 2 with the following:

Option 2

However, I found this in M2U:
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Hi, I am holding a Maybank Basic Savings Account Option 2 with the following:

Option 2

However, I found this in M2U:
So which one is the correct one? Thanks
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I performed an interbank transaction for the 1st time today and was charged RM2.00 instead of RM0.50. I suspect that the maybank officer that attended to me opened the wrong account.

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hi, there's my friend transfer using ibg from maybank to my public bank account
he transfer at 21 july night but untill now i check i haven't received..
can i know how can i check the reference number?
i thought mostly it will only take 3 days maximum.. rclxub.gif
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hi, there's my friend transfer using ibg from maybank to my public bank account
he transfer at 21 july night but untill now i check i haven't received..
can i know how can i check the reference number?
i thought mostly it will only take 3 days maximum.. rclxub.gif
1. Your friend did not transfer the money
2. Your friend transferred the money to the wrong account

21 Jul was Thursday. Assume that your friend transferred the money to you using instant transfer via Public Bank online, you should have received the money right away. However, if your friend used the old IBG and transferred the money out after Public Bank's daily cut-off time, then you should receive the money before Friday midnight (22 Jul). I am very sure about this nod.gif

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owh ic, btw how can i check the reference number given?
got any website to check?
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Hi, Anyone know can i use m2u to pay my HP installment of public bank islam? how long it take to reflect?
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can i use m2u to pay my public bank islam hire purchase monthly installment?
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Hi, Anyone know can i use m2u to pay my HP installment of public bank islam? how long it take to reflect?
If you transfer the money out before 11.30am on a working day, the money will be credited into the account which it is sent on the same day. Otherwise, it will only be made available on the next working day in the evening.

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Can anyone please confirm if CIMB Bank has discontinued their Instant Transfer service on CIMBClicks ?
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I transferred funds to a seller here (He's using Maybank) yesterday using Quickpay function from Public Bank but he told me that the amount has yet to be credited into his accounts. Is there any server delay of Quickpay functions to Maybank account currently?
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I want to transfer from RHB bank to other bank because their exchange rate is too high. But the IBG limit it 5000/day. How to transfer more than 5000
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QUOTE(mumeichan @ Aug 25 2011, 09:53 AM)
I want to transfer from RHB bank to other bank because their exchange rate is too high. But the IBG limit it 5000/day. How to transfer more than 5000
Go to the counter to get cash or banker's cheque.

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Go to the counter to get cash or banker's cheque.
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QUOTE(mumeichan @ Aug 25 2011, 08:33 PM)
Carrying so much cash in my hands from one bank to another is dangerous and banker's cheque takes too long to clear. The reason why I want to transfer is because some banks have better TT rate than others.
If you don't mind me asking, how much exactly do you intend to withdraw from RHB Bank ? Another alternative is to make the IBG over the counter. The maximum transfer limit per transfer set by MEPS IBG is RM500,000 (i know this through HSBC). I am however, not too sure how much is the transfer limit for IBG done over the counter for RHB Bank. Standard Chartered for example, allows its online banking user to transfer up to a maximum of RM5,000/day to another bank. However, if you do it over the counter, the maximum limit imposed per transfer is RM99,999.

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If you don't mind me asking, how much exactly do you intend to withdraw from RHB Bank ? Another alternative is to make the IBG over the counter. The maximum transfer limit per transfer set by MEPS IBG is RM500,000 (i know this through HSBC). I am however, not too sure how much is the transfer limit for IBG done over the counter for RHB Bank. Standard Chartered for example, allows its online banking user to transfer up to a maximum of RM5,000/day to another bank. However, if you do it over the counter, the maximum limit imposed per transfer is RM99,999.
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About 70,000-100,000 each time. I called them today before I went, but they said there is the IBG which limit is 5000/day and the interbank at the counter, but clearing time is between 2-3 business days. Waiting a day might be costly because the rate different from today to tomorrow is a difference of a few hundred USD. I'm asking here not because I cannot ask RHB directly, but I'm new to banking and I ask over the phone also I am not sure how competent the customer service person is. Maybe if I use the right terms they will give the right answer.
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QUOTE(mumeichan @ Aug 25 2011, 10:14 PM)
About 70,000-100,000 each time. I called them today before I went, but they said there is the IBG which limit is 5000/day and the interbank at the counter, but clearing time is between 2-3 business days. Waiting a day might be costly because the rate different from today to tomorrow is a difference of a few hundred USD. I'm asking here not because I cannot ask RHB directly, but I'm new to banking and I ask over the phone also I am not sure how competent the customer service person is. Maybe if I use the right terms they will give the right answer.
So i guess banker's cheque is the more viable option for you then. Cheque clearing is very fast nowadays. Assume that you bank-in the cheque before 4pm today, you will get the money by tomorrow. It has been so since September 2009 thanks to the new centralised cheque clearing system.

Have you ever thought of moving all your money to the "other" bank you said that gives a better TT rate ?

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Aug 25 2011, 10:49 PM)
So i guess banker's cheque is the more viable option for you then. Cheque clearing is very fast nowadays. Assume that you bank-in the cheque before 4pm today, you will get the money by tomorrow. It has been so since September 2009 thanks to the new centralised cheque clearing system.

Have you ever thought of moving all your money to the "other" bank you said that gives a better TT rate ?
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Not really because RHB is my primary bank for alot of things and I don't have 'all the money' I get it every few months from a scholarship and send it when I get it. My savings is almost 0. Just happens normally RHB has the highest TT rates. So what I thought was when I need to TT the money, then I just bring to the bank with the lowest TT rate that day.
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QUOTE(mumeichan @ Aug 26 2011, 06:42 AM)
Not really because RHB is my primary bank for alot of things and I don't have 'all the money' I get it every few months from a scholarship and send it when I get it. My savings is almost 0. Just happens normally RHB has the highest TT rates. So what I thought was when I need to TT the money, then I just bring to the bank with the lowest TT rate that day.
Well, then i guess you should only withdraw all in cash over the counter then and seriously, RM100,000 of cash is not exactly a lot. Always request for all RM100 notes and i'd recommend that you bring a bag and park your car near the bank.

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By the way, there is another option which is RENTAS. It is usually used only for big amount of money and money is made available on the same day. However, you must have an account at the bank you intend to make the transfer to, same goes to MEPS IBG.
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for uob eaccount, is there any annual fee ?
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No annual fee. Just that the minimum balance of this account is RM500. Not sure if this rule has changed or not.

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Carrying so much cash in my hands from one bank to another is dangerous and banker's cheque takes too long to clear. The reason why I want to transfer is because some banks have better TT rate than others.
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For immediate Interbank fund transfer clearance, I use RENTAS to transfer fund above RM5K.
EON Bank (Now HLB) charged RM4 only.
Clearance of fund is immediate.
Can transfer fund to any bank and any name.
Must present to sign the transfer form at your home bank.
Different bank have different RENTAS fee.
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Depends on when did you transfer the money out. Money may be made available on the same day depends on the receiving bank.
They charged you RM1 because you are using a regular savings account.
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I had transfer from cimb on last Friday at 1pm to my PBB acc. So when I suppose to received the fund using IBG?

I read the transfer schedule, it stated that Funds available at beneficiary bank lastest by 9am on the next two business days from transaction date. Is it mean that I only can get it on Tuesday 9am?
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I had transfer from cimb on last Friday at 1pm to my PBB acc. So when I suppose to received the fund using IBG?

I read the transfer schedule, it stated that Funds available at beneficiary bank lastest by 9am on the next two business days from transaction date. Is it mean that I only can get it on Tuesday 9am?
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You did the transfer last Friday after the cut-off time. So you will only get it today anytime by now (up to midnight). But for Public Bank, you should get it by 6pm today.

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why saving account is charge more for ibg giro compare to basic saving acc?
can BSA do online transaction?
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I think so since it is no longer to have this option appears.
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why saving account is charge more for ibg giro compare to basic saving acc?
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Sep 16 2011, 05:35 PM)
Just the way it is. BSA is a regulated product by BNM and must be offered to the public by all banks in Malaysia. And yes. BSA can do online transaction too  smile.gif
Yeah. Service has been suspended indefinitely. There is a notice on the right right-hand side of Clicks' website.
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by default when we open acc with any bank they will open SA rather than BSA rite?
hurm..maybe need to open another BSA so that i can do ibg giro with lower rate
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QUOTE(fahrur_07 @ Sep 18 2011, 05:57 PM)
by default when we open acc with any bank they will open SA rather than BSA rite?
Usually... yeah.

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Got question to ask.

I need to withdraw the money from my saving account and FD to buy a house from 3 different bank with RM 30k each (saving n FD)

1. Is it better for me to ask them to issue cheque( with additional charges)?
2. Or interbank transfer to 1 bank then from that bank transfer to the owner bank?

any advice?

thanks in advance. rclxms.gif rclxms.gif notworthy.gif notworthy.gif

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QUOTE(BboyDora @ Sep 26 2011, 10:35 PM)
Got question to ask.

I need to withdraw the money from my saving account and FD to buy a house from 3 different bank with RM 30k each (saving n FD)

1. Is it better for me to ask them to issue cheque( with additional charges)?
2. Or interbank transfer to 1 bank then from that bank transfer to the owner bank?

any advice?

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There is a limit for IBG. Try to ask for RENTAS instead. Otherwise, banker's cheque is the best.

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hi, can i pay Hire purchase payment of public islamic bank via Maybank2u???

I check maybank2u website, under the list it only show public bank, not public islamic bank,,is it the same?

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There is a limit for IBG. Try to ask for RENTAS instead. Otherwise, banker's cheque is the best.
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thanks!!.

Normally how much is the fees for RENTAS? I try google those banks website but can't find sad.gif
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Normally how much is the fees for RENTAS? I try google those banks website but can't find sad.gif
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CIMB charges RM 2 for RENTAS (Instant Transfer):

http://www.cimbclicks.com.my/service_fundtransfer.htm
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CIMB charges RM 2 for RENTAS (Instant Transfer):

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Thank you. Found out OCBC also RM 2. Thanks
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OCBC iQ provides free IBG transfers, how to open this account?
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Hi Guys,
I'm a little confuse and wanna confirm with your guys here:

I plan to pay my OCBC credit card which either transfer from CIMB online or PBB online (both are normal saving account):
1) which bank will charge more cheaper? is CIMB?
2) RM1 per transfer or RM0.50?
3) what is the meaning RM0.50 charges for CIMB? In my this case, can I enjoy this lowest charges?
4) Is IBG same with Instant Transfer? What's the different?
5) How many days the transaction will be done if I transfer from CIMB to OCBC? 2 working days or instantly?

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QUOTE(sam240 @ Oct 27 2011, 02:08 PM)
Hi Guys,
I'm a little confuse and wanna confirm with your guys here:

I plan to pay my OCBC credit card which either transfer from CIMB online or PBB online (both are normal saving account):
1) which bank will charge more cheaper? is CIMB?
CIMB Bank's MEPS IBG is cheaper than Public Bank.


QUOTE(sam240 @ Oct 27 2011, 02:08 PM)
2) RM1 per transfer or RM0.50?
Depends on the type of your savings account. If your account is a basic savings account, then you will only be charged RM0.50 for the first two MEPS IBG done in a month and subsequent MEPS IBG in that same month will be charged RM1. For regular savings account, the fee is RM1/transfer. You can find out your savings account type by visiting any CIMB Bank branch or send them a secured message through your CIMBClicks.


QUOTE(sam240 @ Oct 27 2011, 02:08 PM)
3) what is the meaning RM0.50 charges for CIMB? In my this case, can I enjoy this lowest charges?
Refer to the reply above.


QUOTE(sam240 @ Oct 27 2011, 02:08 PM)
4) Is IBG same with Instant Transfer? What's the different?
The main difference is the fund availability in the receiving bank. For MEPS IBG, funds will be made available at the receiving bank by 12 midnight on the same banking day should you transfer the money out before the daily cut-off time which is between 11.30am - 12pm (varies by banks). If you do it after the cut-off time, funds will only be made available by 12 midnight on the next banking day.

As for instant transfer, the money will be transferred and credited immediately to the receiving bank account.


QUOTE(sam240 @ Oct 27 2011, 02:08 PM)
5) How many days the transaction will be done if I transfer from CIMB to OCBC? 2 working days or instantly?
Transferring fund to OCBC from CIMB through Instant Transfer is not an option because OCBC is still not yet supported under Instant Transfer. Your only choice is using MEPS IBG. Please refer to my reply #2 regarding how many days it takes to transfer the money from CIMB to OCBC.

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@MilesAndMore,
Thanks and appreciate for your details clarification.
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Thank you for detailed explanation MilesAndMore. rclxms.gif But until today still scared to IBG between my bank's accounts. Rather go to the deposit machine than using IBG because it takes time to transfer the money. maybe after this can consider RENTAS as it is instant. biggrin.gif
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Just found out that UOB's eAccount offers 2 X Free IBG per month.
http://www1.uob.com.my/personal/useful/fee...0/#passfuncoins
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I checked Bank Islam website http://www.bankislam.com.my/en/Pages/Basic...nti.aspx?tabs=1

it seems that they also only charge RM 0.50 IBG unlimited. anyone can confirm this

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no one reply, I need to know which is cheapest to pay CC, since my schedule is busy to deposit cheque to all banks. before this 0.15+petrol now maybe 0.50 per bank

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-Bank Islam

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hi guys,

lets say for interbank fund transfer over the counter, HSBC to Maybank.

at 2.30pm yesterday. But i hvnt see the funds in my maybank account.

When will the funds show? called Maybank, they say 1 working day, will it be around 2.30pm also?
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Is the information you put on first page this tread lastest one? Why when I check Maybank website the IBG charge is RM2? Please see below.

Home > Accounts & Banking > Funds Transfers > GIRO Interbank Transfer
GIRO Interbank Transfer
Transfer funds via Maybank2u.com and Kawanku ATMs to savings/current accounts in other local banks/financial institutions
Daily transfer limit:
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Service fee:
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QUOTE(kiasi @ Nov 26 2011, 01:03 PM)
Milesandmore,

Is the information you put on first page this tread lastest one? Why when I check Maybank website the IBG charge is RM2? Please see below.

Home > Accounts & Banking > Funds Transfers > GIRO Interbank Transfer
GIRO Interbank Transfer
Transfer funds via Maybank2u.com and Kawanku ATMs to savings/current accounts in other local banks/financial institutions
Daily transfer limit:
RM5,000

Service fee:
RM2
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It depends on your account type. RM 2 is the general fee for most of the banks.

BSA offers 50 cents for first two IBG/GIRO inter-bank fund transfer every month.


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For CIMB charges is RM4 cia Interbank GIRO? I try to transfer but it show changes for RM4 for each transaction sweat.gif
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QUOTE(EvOKIdZ @ Nov 30 2011, 10:31 PM)
For CIMB charges is RM4 cia Interbank GIRO? I try to transfer but it show changes for RM4 for each transaction  sweat.gif
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What is your account type?
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QUOTE(David83 @ Dec 1 2011, 03:44 AM)
What is your account type?
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As topic above ,my friend which use interbank transfer from Tuesday evening 4pm , but still till now I not yet receive the money , And he not use ATM or online interbank , is went to counter fill up form ... Lolzz , so when can I receive in this situation ... Any 1 know?
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QUOTE(EvOKIdZ @ Dec 1 2011, 09:53 AM)
Savings Account
There are many types of savings account. Which type is yours ?

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That is call IBG
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There are many types of savings account. Which type is yours ?
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QUOTE(513730 @ Dec 1 2011, 07:40 PM)
As topic above ,my friend which use interbank transfer from Tuesday evening 4pm  , but still till now I not yet receive the money ,    And he not use ATM or online interbank , is went to counter fill up form ... Lolzz , so when can I receive  in this situation ... Any 1 know?
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3 days if using normal transfer (bank charge 0.50sen) and for instant transfer, bank charge RM2.
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QUOTE(EvOKIdZ @ Dec 5 2011, 02:30 PM)
how can i know what type is mine? i only c saving account when i login
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Hi,

Just to share with you all that HSBC Advance Account enjoy unlimited free IBG transfer and the transfer limit up to RM40K instead of most of the normal bank RM5K shocking.gif

P.S: The only conditions to open this account are maintain RM20k daily average balance on the account otherwise RM5/month services charges will be imposed. smile.gif

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Just want to ask if i open an account for HSBC in brunei, how much will be charge if i transfer to my friend HSBC account in Malaysia?
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Just want to ask if i open an account for HSBC in brunei, how much will be charge if i transfer to my friend HSBC account in Malaysia?
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Hi,

Just to share with you all, with Standard Chartered SuperSalary Account, IBG is RM0.50 to all banks (unlimited), and no restrictions (t&c), that means you don't have to maintain any minimum balances and no maintenance charges on the account.
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I am using bank muamalat interbank transfer.. after I transfer the money... I notice that the name I insert is incorrect.. but they already take my balance.. are the money still will be sent to the correct access no?
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It is possible for interbank transaction process to fail midway even with the valid recipient's account holder name and all? Disregarding natural disaster and system failure that is.

Wouldn't it be very dangerous for the recipient? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(Sigint @ Dec 29 2011, 12:15 PM)
It is possible for interbank transaction process to fail midway even with the valid recipient's account holder name and all? Disregarding natural disaster and system failure that is.
As long as it says "successful", whatever happens next is not really of your concern already provided you have entered all the correct information.

By the way, in case there wasn't sufficient fund in your account when you tried to make the transfer, you'll get a message saying your transaction has been rejected or unsuccessful.


QUOTE(Sigint @ Dec 29 2011, 12:15 PM)
Wouldn't it be very dangerous for the recipient?  hmm.gif
Dangerous ? Please elaborate further.


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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Dec 29 2011, 12:54 PM)
As long as it says "successful", whatever happens next is not really of your concern already provided you have entered all the correct information.

By the way, in case there wasn't sufficient fund in your account when you tried to make the transfer, you'll get a message saying your transaction has been rejected or unsuccessful.
Dangerous ? Please elaborate further.
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Dangerous as in if somehow the scenario I mentioned just happened, i.e. "interbank transaction process to fail midway even with the valid recipient's account holder name and all". Maybe due to bank error, screwup.

I'm asking this to verify the facts, heard some "stories" that despite the sender being having "successful" while doing the interbank transaction, it can somehow bounce the amount back and report an error during process. Wanted to know such thing even happen. Thus dangerous to the recipient's side being unaware the payment went through or failed.
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QUOTE(Sigint @ Dec 29 2011, 01:23 PM)
Dangerous as in if somehow the scenario I mentioned just happened, i.e. "interbank transaction process to fail midway even with the valid recipient's account holder name and all". Maybe due to bank error, screwup.

I'm asking this to verify the facts, heard some "stories" that despite the sender being having "successful" while doing the interbank transaction, it can somehow bounce the amount back and report an error during process. Wanted to know such thing even happen. Thus dangerous to the recipient's side being unaware the payment went through or failed.
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Highly unlikely unless the sender keyed in the wrong information. I do MEPS IBG at least 5 times a month (credit card bills) and have never experienced such issue. I've been using this online MEPS IBG since early last year.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Dec 29 2011, 01:43 PM)
Highly unlikely unless the sender keyed in the wrong information. I do MEPS IBG at least 5 times a month (credit card bills) and have never experienced such issue. I've been using this online MEPS IBG since early last year.
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Alright thanks a lot. This really place my mind at ease. notworthy.gif
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Any recommendation on which is the cheapest cost method to transfer funds >RM50k from SCB ?
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Any recommendation on which is the cheapest cost method to transfer funds >RM50k from SCB ?
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Any recommendation on which is the cheapest cost method to transfer funds >RM50k from SCB ?
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Rentas is the cheapest if you do it before 11.30am today. The interest lost over the 2 days non clearing weekend will make you cost of transfer expensive if you opted for other mode of fund transfer.
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Dec 30 2011, 05:17 PM)
Rentas is the cheapest if you do it before 11.30am today. The interest lost over the 2 days non clearing weekend will make you cost of transfer expensive if you opted for other mode of fund transfer.
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I thought RENTAS is almost instant. It has no amount limit like GIRO?

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I thought RENTAS is almost instant. It has no amount limit like GIRO?
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Suppose to be instant. But every time I rentas, the bank officer always advised me to do it before 12pm and he can't guarantee me instant transfer if I do it after after 12pm.
As for the rentas limit, I'm not so sure, maybe not enough bullet to hit the rentas limit yet tongue.gif . MBB RM2 GIRO has a limit of RM500K though.
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Rentas is the cheapest if you do it before 11.30am today. The interest lost over the 2 days non clearing weekend will make you cost of transfer expensive if you opted for other mode of fund transfer.
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RENTAS via SCB cost RM9, right ?
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RENTAS via SCB cost RM9, right ?
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Dec 30 2011, 02:46 AM)
Banker's Cheque is the cheapest one i believe.
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I used to carry more than 100k
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QUOTE(oldman8088 @ Dec 31 2011, 06:58 PM)
No, withdraw CASH is the cheapest way  thumbup.gif
I used to carry more than 100k
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If it is a cheque-account and you intend to transfer to another bank's fd account, issuing cheque is the cheapest at 15sen and banks will take the current date as the fd starting date.
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No, withdraw CASH is the cheapest way  thumbup.gif
I used to carry more than 100k
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I have few questions indirectly to IBG:

-I heard it is difficult to open Citibank even basic savings account. In case we have credit card with them, is it become more easier?
-I have other types of savings account with Maybank, is it possible to open another basic savings account?
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QUOTE(cenkudu @ Jan 16 2012, 10:34 PM)
I have few questions indirectly to IBG:
Well, what you asked indeed have nothing to do with IBG. Anyway...


QUOTE(cenkudu @ Jan 16 2012, 10:34 PM)
-I heard it is difficult to open Citibank even basic savings account. In case we have credit card with them, is it become more easier?
It's kind of true. The chance of your application to open a savings account with them is higher provided you are already working and having a credit card with them would be a plus. Basically, you will be asked to sign on a signature card and they will help you to key in all relevant information such as name, address, work place, profession etc. and they shall get back in the next few days to you whether or not your application to open a savings account with them is successful. If it's successful, they will mail the VISA debit card to your correspondence address and you are required to deposit some money into the account asap.


QUOTE(cenkudu @ Jan 16 2012, 10:34 PM)
-I have other types of savings account with Maybank, is it possible to open another basic savings account?
Not too sure about Maybank but it's definitely not a problem with Public Bank and CIMB Bank.

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Thank you for your response, open basic savings account with citibank this morning. as usual their officer push for other type of account which requires more deposit :-) and yet they themselves are not aware about the IBG charges, which she told me RM 2 per transaction


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QUOTE(cenkudu @ Jan 17 2012, 01:27 PM)
Thank you for your response, open basic savings account with citibank this morning. as usual their officer push for other type of account which requires more deposit :-)
Did they give you an answer whether or not your application to open a savings account is rejected or you were asked to wait too ?


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and yet they themselves are not aware about the IBG charges, which she told me RM 2 per transaction
As usual, bank employees don't even know their own bank's products doh.gif
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 17 2012, 04:22 PM)
Did they give you an answer whether or not your application to open a savings account is rejected or you were asked to wait too ?
As usual, bank employees don't even know their own bank's products  doh.gif
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oh my application to open the basic savings account was approved straight away but I bring along my payslip and employment letter which I never done before to open any savings account biggrin.gif your advice yesterday has help me a lot. plus i have credit card with them. the visa debit card also I got on the spot
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QUOTE(cenkudu @ Jan 18 2012, 12:04 AM)
oh my application to open the basic savings account was approved straight away but I bring along my payslip and employment letter which I never done before to open any savings account  biggrin.gif your advice yesterday has help me a lot. plus i have credit card with them. the visa debit card also I got on the spot
I guess your payslip and employment letter did the trick biggrin.gif Last time i was like shakehead.gif when they said i must give them my employment details and will only get back to me once they have verified everything. It wasn't like i was applying for their personal loan or credit card then doh.gif
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hi sorry for this noob question guy....wanna ask how to bank in online throught cimb clicks..??in the main page which menu should i choose...the schedule transaction or transfer fund??

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QUOTE(dawho @ Jan 19 2012, 12:30 PM)
hi sorry for this noob question guy....wanna ask how to bank in online  throught cimb clicks..??in the main page which menu should i choose...the schedule transaction or transfer fund??
What do you mean by "bank in online through CIMBClicks" ? Do you mean you want to transfer money out to another bank through your CIMB Bank account via online banking ?

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What do you mean by "bank in online through CIMBClicks" ? Do you mean you want to transfer money out to another bank through your CIMB Bank account via online banking ?
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yes...transfer to another CIMB account..do in need to go the the transfer fund menu?
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yes...transfer to another CIMB account..do in need to go the the transfer fund menu?
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 19 2012, 01:58 PM)
Yes. Transfer Menu > 3rd party transfer > key-in all required details and amount.
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is the 3rd party transfer same with the "To Other CIMB Accounts"?
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My personal experience:
1.Interbank Transfer is most expensive with Maybank @ RM2 (Premier Savings ac).
2.MEPs withdrawal at OCBC (from MBB) is RM4.

I thought all interbank withdrawal at MEPs were at RM1. Is it standard for for withdrawal at foreign bank at RM4? What about foreign bank to foreign bank?
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QUOTE(kwokwah @ Jan 27 2012, 08:52 AM)
My personal experience:
1.Interbank Transfer is most expensive with Maybank @ RM2 (Premier Savings ac).
2.MEPs withdrawal at OCBC (from MBB) is RM4.

I thought all interbank withdrawal at MEPs were at RM1. Is it standard for for withdrawal at foreign bank at RM4? What about foreign bank to foreign bank?
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Just to share, for Interbank Transfers from SCB to any banks - RM0.50! heheh - wohoo! VS bleeding M2U & CIMBClicks

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CIMB clicks IBG transfer is real time? Someone transferred 9am and the funds were arrived at 10am.
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CIMB clicks IBG transfer is real time? Someone transferred 9am and the funds were arrived at 10am.
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CiMB has a feature called Instant Transfer...
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ah.. i know.. long time ago I knew this feature and then didn't see this "Instant Transfer" at the side bar.

Now come back again... @#@
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hoo, i tried IBG from Maybank to HSBC
Maybank charge me about rm 2, i wire it at 11pm on 24th of jan
the seller said the fund arrive somewhere at 5pm next day.


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QUOTE(jack2 @ Jan 27 2012, 11:20 AM)
ah.. i know.. long time ago I knew this feature and then didn't see this "Instant Transfer" at the side bar.

Now come back again... @#@
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Does Maybank M2Usavers account have annual RM8 fees?
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Does Maybank M2Usavers account have annual RM8 fees?
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Is there a delay for paying utility bills online through IBG? For example, if we pay on the same day as the bill due date.
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Is there a delay for paying utility bills online through IBG? For example, if we pay on the same day as the bill due date.
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IBG can take up to 3 working days.

Better make it early. So far, the fastest I can observe is 1 working day from CIMB to Citibank.
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Is there a delay for paying utility bills online through IBG? For example, if we pay on the same day as the bill due date.
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Utility bill is paid via Banks' payment system not via IBG.
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All IBG in different bank same processing time? Many of my customers claim that some xxx bank takes slower processing time
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All IBG in different bank same processing time? Many of my customers claim that some xxx bank takes slower processing time
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They have cut off time for daily processing.
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All IBG in different bank same processing time? Many of my customers claim that some xxx bank takes slower processing time
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for funds to arrive in the same day @ evening, your customer need to IBG before 12pm... Else it will arrive on the 2nd working day.
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for funds to arrive in the same day @ evening, your customer need to IBG before 12pm... Else it will arrive on the 2nd working day.
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For OCBC IBG... the maximum daily limit is RM5000.
Let's say I perform IBG of RM5000 at 11pm, 2-Feb-2012
Can I do another transfer of RM5000 on 9am, 3 Feb 2012 ?

Would the total funds received in the beneficiary account be RM10000 on 3-Feb-2012 ?
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I just realised that doing IBG through ATM transfer is instant and costs RM1 only.
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I just realised that doing IBG through ATM transfer is instant and costs RM1 only.
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Which bank are you referring to ?
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for the same bank atm or different?
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really??
for the same bank atm or different?
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of course is to different bank la.. u didnt see IBG..

In short, IBG from PBB ATM using PBB account to other banks is instantly credited.


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Which bank are you referring to ?
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Paiseh... makan the words PBB.. is Public Bank ATM using Public account.

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how much limit per day for transfer within maybank acc?
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how much limit per day for transfer within maybank acc?
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limit to RM5000 per day for transfer between 3rd Party MBB accounts... Also same limit for IBG from MBB account.
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Feb 5 2012, 09:22 PM)
limit to RM5000 per day for transfer between 3rd Party MBB accounts... Also same limit for IBG from MBB account.
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then have to transfer multiple times
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I used CIMB clicks Instant transfer but the transfer didn't seem instant at all...

It requires me to key in a processing date which is the next day(after 12pm) and I am wondering isn't instant transfer INSTANT?

any body mind explaining?
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QUOTE(wengjen @ Feb 7 2012, 12:40 PM)
I used CIMB clicks Instant transfer but the transfer didn't seem instant at all...

It requires me to key in a processing date which is the next day(after 12pm) and I am wondering isn't instant transfer INSTANT?

any body mind explaining?
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You're transferring to which bank?

Refer to the table under Transfer Schedule:

https://www.cimbclicks.com.my/service_fundtransfer.htm
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From CIMB to Maybank, using Instant Transfer should be immediate transfer right, from the table.

But now my transaction is still pending...Any idea?
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QUOTE(wengjen @ Feb 7 2012, 12:40 PM)
I used CIMB clicks Instant transfer but the transfer didn't seem instant at all...

It requires me to key in a processing date which is the next day(after 12pm) and I am wondering isn't instant transfer INSTANT?

any body mind explaining?
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why don't you call CIMB for clarification?
When is the transaction date ?
6 and 7 Feb is public holiday for KL & Selangor.. Thus non-banking days.


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why don't you call CIMB for clarification?
When is the transaction date ?
6 and 7 Feb is public holiday for KL & Selangor.. Thus non-banking days.
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Oops! I found my mistake.

I used the Instant Transfer at the "Schedule Transaction" section instead of the real Instant Transfer.

==", no wonder.....Lost a lot of time waiting for online shopping items because of this mistake. I used to know how to operate this but I guess I forget how to now obviously. HAHAHA

Anyway thanks.
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Since you schedule the 'Instant Transfer', you will see on the same day of the scheduled date of transfer.

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I can confirmed that Maybank Basic Savings Account performed IBG transaction via Maybank2U.com gets charged 50 sen for the 1st 2 GIRO transaction

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how to pay to UOB CC using PBB which take effect instantly? need pay the bill by tmr...
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how to pay to UOB CC using PBB which take effect instantly? need pay the bill by tmr...
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I didn't know when they've implement this method.

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What is Inter Bank Fund Transfer (IBFT)?
It is a brand new service that enables you to make fund transfers from your CIMB account to an account in other banks* via CIMB ATM's. Check-out CIMB Bank ATMs list

Funds will be reflected immediately in your crediting bank’s account as well as deduction from your debiting account.


Note: Current IBFT participating banks are : EON Bank, RHB Bank, Ambank, Bank Rakyat,
Maybank, Public Bank & Agro Bank.

We’ll be adding on more banks as we move along. So, stay tuned!


I guess it's good if you don't want to wait for 2 days.
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I transfer money from my Maybank to Citibank using Maybank ATM (MEPS). I thought the cost is only RM1 but suddenly RM 4. when read Maybank website

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

maybe Citibank account is considered under Foreign bank...so don't use MEPS and IBG is better
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QUOTE(cenkudu @ Feb 27 2012, 07:04 PM)
I transfer money from my Maybank to Citibank using Maybank ATM (MEPS). I thought the cost is only RM1 but suddenly RM 4. when read Maybank website

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

maybe Citibank account is considered under Foreign bank...so don't use MEPS and IBG is better
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I paid my Citibank CC using Interbank Fund Transfer from CIMBClicks and PBeBank. They charged me 50 cents (due to my account is a BSA). But the standard for this transfer is RM 2.
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yes, IBG cost 50 cents (if BSA) or RM 2 for other accounts. but this one is MEPS not Giro and pay via ATM.

can we open BSA if we have other type of savings account with maybank?
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QUOTE(cenkudu @ Feb 27 2012, 07:29 PM)
yes, IBG cost 50 cents (if BSA) or RM 2 for other accounts. but this one is MEPS not Giro and pay via ATM.

can we open BSA if we have other type of savings account with maybank?
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Thanks for highlighting the key difference. I thought they're the same GIRO and MEPS.

Look at the bright side, the fund will be an immediate transfer to recipient.
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im a hsbc advanced user..the account offers me free IBG
there is a rm10 monthly fee but can waived if deposit 20k n above
for me if u are a heavy user with plenty of transaction, why not
im sure other banks are offering the same rite
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QUOTE(eau-rouge @ Feb 28 2012, 10:48 AM)
im a hsbc advanced user..the account offers me free IBG
there is a rm10 monthly fee but can waived if deposit 20k n above
for me if u are a heavy user with plenty of transaction, why not
im sure other banks are offering the same rite
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20k locked in the interest free current account is approx more than 5 times the cost of Rm10 monthly fee.

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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Feb 28 2012, 11:07 AM)
20k locked in the interest free current account is approx more than 5 times the cost of Rm10 monthly fee.
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mbb ibg for example, rm2 per trans..20 ibg from hsbc only cost rm10 (monthly fee) whereas mbb rm20

can save already if you're a heavy ibg user. on top of that can get points from that
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mbb ibg for example, rm2 per trans..20 ibg from hsbc only cost rm10 (monthly fee) whereas mbb rm20

can save already if you're a heavy ibg user. on top of that can get points from that
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why u dont try Ambank Amstar Extreme which can offer 5x IBG free, only keep 5k every month
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QUOTE(oldman8088 @ Feb 28 2012, 04:41 PM)
why u dont try Ambank Amstar Extreme which can offer 5x IBG free, only keep 5k every month
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More accurately, AmBank AmStar Extreme offers 5x free (online) IBG transactions per month regardless of account balance.

However, balances below RM3,000.00 will be imposed with RM5.00 fee per month and you only earn interest (1.5%) if you keep RM5,000.00 and above.

Been a happy user as the interest rate is not too shabby for a checking current account, and you also get 5x free MEPS transactions per month. The free IBG feature is perfect for paying all my credit card bills online!

Between myself and my wife, we have 3 such accounts (ie 2 individual and 1 joint a/c) and thus enjoy 15x free (online) IBG transactions every month. So I just keep a little more than RM5,000.00 in each of the accounts and any extra funds are placed in FD.
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QUOTE(oldman8088 @ Feb 28 2012, 04:41 PM)
why u dont try Ambank Amstar Extreme which can offer 5x IBG free, only keep 5k every month
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There's an even better offering from OCBC : OCBC iQ Basic
- 5 FREE IBG per month while maintaining RM500 a month (to avoid monthly charges)
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To be honest, I don't know where exactly it is to post what I'm about to ask, so if it's in the wrong section kindly inform me where I should be posting it.

Q : Is it possible to transfer funds from a Malaysian bank to an overseas account of a different bank? For instance, I want to transfer funds from local bank A to an account which is in Switzerland(MYR to Swiss Franc).

How do/can I apply to open an account in a bank available in Switzerland? Must I travel there, be physically present to open an account? Furthermore, what is the minimum amount required to open the said account?

If I successfully open an account at a bank in Switzerland, how do I transfer (regularly, let's say a monthly fixed amount) from my local bank account to the one in Switzerland?

Can I request the local bank to automatically transfer the so said 'fixed-amount' monthly to the overseas?

many thanks in advance.
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To be honest, I don't know where exactly it is to post what I'm about to ask, so if it's in the wrong section kindly inform me where I should be posting it.

Q : Is it possible to transfer funds from a Malaysian bank to an overseas account of a different bank? For instance, I want to transfer funds from local bank A to an account which is in Switzerland(MYR to Swiss Franc).

How do/can I apply to open an account in a bank available in Switzerland? Must I travel there, be physically present to open an account? Furthermore, what is the minimum amount required to open the said account?

If I successfully open an account at a bank in Switzerland, how do I transfer (regularly, let's say a monthly fixed amount) from my local bank account to the one in Switzerland?

Can I request the local bank to automatically transfer the so said 'fixed-amount' monthly to the overseas?

many thanks in advance.
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For children education fund ?
Not sure my method applies to you or not, my daughter just bring my Malaysian HSBC ATM card to UK, I just bank in ringgit to my HSBC account here and she withdraw in GBP from the ATMs in UK.

For opening of oversea savings account, Malaysian HSBC premier customer can open oversea account in Malaysia.
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Mar 2 2012, 11:10 AM)
For children education fund ?
Not sure my method applies to you or not, my daughter just bring my Malaysian HSBC ATM card to UK, I just bank in ringgit to my HSBC account here and she withdraw in GBP from the ATMs in UK.

For opening of oversea savings account, Malaysian HSBC premier customer can open oversea account in Malaysia.
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No for education, more of a, offshore saving? (no idea if I got the term right ><")
As in, I want to save money else where(overseas) through my local bank.

my salary is automatically transfered into my local a/c, from that a/c, I intend to send/transfer a monthly-fixed sum to an a/c that belongs to a foreign(say a bank in Switzerland). I just want to save my money elsewhere(overseas) whilst having a balance here to use for expenses.

I can then withdraw the money from the overseas when the currency rate is stronger against the MYR or other currencies. In short, it's like parking my $ in another country's bank smile.gif the question is, is it possible for me to request my local bank to transfer the monthly-fixed amount to the overseas one?
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No for education, more of a, offshore saving? (no idea if I got the term right ><")
As in, I want to save money else where(overseas) through my local bank.

my salary is automatically transfered into my local a/c, from that a/c, I intend to send/transfer a monthly-fixed sum to an a/c that belongs to a foreign(say a bank in Switzerland). I just want to save my money elsewhere(overseas) whilst having a balance here to use for expenses.

I can then withdraw the money from the overseas when the currency rate is stronger against the MYR or other currencies. In short, it's like parking my $ in another country's bank smile.gif the question is, is it possible for me to request my local bank to transfer the monthly-fixed amount to the overseas one?
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There is a service call "standing instruction" not sure it includes oversea remittance though.

You plan is quite weird and I don't think it is cost effective. Forex remittance a small amount monthly is costly. Whatever forex profit you may or may not gain will be offset by remittance cost. Go ask your bank how much is the cost per forex TT first including the TT reviving end. After you find out the TT cost, you might want to abort this idea.

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I would wish to transfer money from Malaysia (RM) to Korea (won) via TT. As far as I concern, services that Maybank provided is moneygram. This is very expensive. I have also tried out paypal and Western Union. I found them expensive. Can anyone suggest to me how can I transfer RM to won directly via TT?

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I got question about interbank Giro maybank.

I understand the daily limit for Maybank ATM and M2U for interbank Giro is RM10,000 and service fee of RM2 for normal saving account.

However, the other day I went to Maybank counter doing a banker's cheque (RM5) , the staff suggested me to use IBG instead. She said if done over the counter it costs about RM2 only and I can transfer more than 10k... She also said if the IBG is done before 11am, the fund will be received by the local bank by afternoon..

Can someone confirm this?
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Mar 2 2012, 01:32 PM)
There is a service call "standing instruction" not sure it includes oversea remittance though.

You plan is quite weird and I don't think it is cost effective. Forex remittance a small amount monthly is costly. Whatever forex profit you may or may not gain will be offset by remittance cost. Go ask your bank how much is the cost per forex TT first including the TT reviving end. After you find out the TT cost, you might want to abort this idea.
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But it's not for the short term tho, as in, if there is a time to migrate - I would at least have substantial funds at the overseas bank to utilize smile.gif

As for Forex gain/loss goes, I wouldn't be converting the foreign back to solely MYR. I could utilize to to convert for other currencies.. kinda of a round the big bush thing, hoping to scrap a little profit along the way happy.gif
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QUOTE(soul2soul @ Mar 3 2012, 11:16 AM)
I got question about interbank Giro maybank.

I understand the daily limit for Maybank ATM and M2U for interbank Giro is RM10,000 and service fee of RM2 for normal saving account.

However, the other day I went to Maybank counter doing a banker's cheque (RM5) , the staff suggested me to use IBG instead. She said if done over the counter it costs about RM2 only and I can transfer more than 10k... She also said if the IBG is done before 11am, the fund will be received by the local bank by afternoon..

Can someone confirm this?
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What the MBB staff said is true:

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts


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Maybank just launch their MyMobile which offers FREE IBG (waive fees until further notice)
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Maybank just launch their MyMobile which offers FREE IBG (waive fees until further notice)
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What is this MyMobile is all about? An app or what?
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 15 2012, 07:28 PM)
What is this MyMobile is all about? An app or what?
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It's not a mobile application.
It is based on USSD Platfortm (flash sms) to present services menu.
This will be supported by all phones and does not require Internet access. Open to Maxis & Celcom users at the moment.
Maybank charges 20 sen for 4 min transaction.

Coolest is the FREE IBG to 3rd party (fees waive until further notice)

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Found the details:

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

Feel like it's a little bit complicated. Anybody tried it?
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 15 2012, 10:39 PM)
Found the details:

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

Feel like it's a little bit complicated. Anybody tried it?
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Definitely will give it a try later in the month.
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how do i transfer more than 5k to USA brokers at 1 shot? M2U only allow me to transfer 5k at each time.


thanks.
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Fund transfers, bill payments via SMS soon

KUALA LUMPUR: Three local banks are preparing to launch a new service in May that enables users of mobile phones – not just smart phones– to carry out certain banking transactions like fund transfers and bill payments.

URL: http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIM...icle/index_html
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 24 2012, 04:02 PM)
Fund transfers, bill payments via SMS soon

KUALA LUMPUR: Three local banks are preparing to launch a new service in May that enables users of mobile phones – not just smart phones– to carry out certain banking transactions like fund transfers and bill payments.

URL: http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIM...icle/index_html
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Maybank has done it via MyMobile service launched recently...
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Maybank has done it via MyMobile service launched recently...
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Other banks may follow soon since it's an initiative from BNM.
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1- is there a limit for CIMB IBG ONLINE transfer to other bank?

2- how much do they charge per transaction?

3- how long does it take to reach other bank ?
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QUOTE(miss mandy @ Mar 29 2012, 02:52 PM)
1- is there a limit for CIMB IBG ONLINE transfer to other bank?

2- how much do they charge per transaction?

3- how long does it take to reach other bank ?
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Did you even check CIMB's website ?
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Did you even check CIMB's website ?
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i even went to cimb bank just nw n ask. their stuff also not sure
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This is what I get when I asked uncle Google... you know him or not ???

http://dungun.net/2011/02/cimb-instant-ibg-transfer/
http://www.cimbclicks.com.my/service_fundtransfer.htm

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QUOTE(ronnie @ Mar 1 2012, 01:19 AM)
There's an even better offering from OCBC : OCBC iQ Basic
- 5 FREE IBG per month while maintaining RM500 a month (to avoid monthly charges)
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Went to OCBC but was told the IQ acct is not for public anymore. :-(
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Went to OCBC but was told the IQ acct is not for public anymore. :-(
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Not entirely true.... staff at the bank won;t know much. You need to get them to contact iQ Executive.
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Not entirely true.... staff at the bank won;t know much. You need to get them to contact iQ Executive.
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The officer said she called to KL and she was told that this acct is ONLY for corporate...

Will drop an email to iQ exec and see how...


Update [11 Apr 12]:

Finally received a reply from OCBC...

Only Klang Valley branch is open for individual/personal acct opening...
Rest of the branches are targeting on the corporate ONLY..

disappointed... sad.gif

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Hi, sorry to mention that.. Actually im chinese but long time ago I did open a islamic saving A/C in Maybank. My question is, lets say im using M2U to do the balance transfer to others A/C. How much its cost?

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QUOTE(TomKen @ Apr 15 2012, 08:07 PM)
Hi, sorry to mention that.. Actually im chinese but long time ago I did open a islamic saving A/C in Maybank. My question is, lets say im using M2U to do the balance transfer to others A/C. How much its cost?
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Standard IBG cost of RM 2 per transfer with max transfer limit of RM 5k per day.

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Standard IBG cost of RM 2 per transfer with max transfer limit of RM 5k per day.
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Limit is 5k for online transfer/ATM, but how about over the counter?
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how about al rajhi?
can it perform ibg online / atm to maybank?
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Sorry for being ignorant.. Someone might have asked about this before..
How do I cancelled scheduled IBG transaction from CIMB Clicks? I tried all possible options on CIMB Clicks, didn't seem to work :-(

Appreciate advice.

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QUOTE(cmnlph @ Apr 28 2012, 09:31 PM)
Sorry for being ignorant.. Someone might have asked about this before..
How do I cancelled scheduled IBG transaction from CIMB Clicks? I tried all possible options on CIMB Clicks, didn't seem to work :-(

Appreciate advice.
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Have you called CIMBClicks hotline to ask ?
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i am using standard chartered bank esaver account, cost me 0.50/ibg transaction and regardless of how many times you use. Unlike basic saving account, u enjoy 2 times @ 0.50 each month. Sending limit is also higher as RM9999.99 per day. thus, if u r the frequent user of ibg, suggest to open one esaver account with SC bank. just sharing.
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QUOTE(jtiasa88 @ May 3 2012, 10:17 AM)
i am using standard chartered bank esaver account, cost me 0.50/ibg transaction and regardless of how many times you use. Unlike basic saving account, u enjoy 2 times @ 0.50 each month. Sending limit is also higher as RM9999.99 per day. thus, if u r the frequent user of ibg, suggest to open one esaver account with SC bank. just sharing.
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Wow for 0.50 is cheap. After two times go back to standard rm 2 per transction?
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Wow for 0.50 is cheap. After two times go back to standard rm 2 per transction?
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iQ member for OCBC can get free IBG.
Different type of iQ member get different number of times of FREE IBG.


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What to do if I want to transfer 15k from public bank to other bank in malaysia?
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What to do if I want to transfer 15k from public bank to other bank in malaysia?
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If u want same day clearing, go branch request to do Telegraphic Transfer by RENTAS, charges may range between RM7 (RHB) to RM14 (HLB), I dunno bout PBB.

Some banks even got function in their internet banking to do immediate transfer...HLB charges RM1 per transfer but I'm not sure about the transaction limit.

If not urgent, Transfer by GIRO is cheaper, 1/2 to 1 working day clearing time. icon_rolleyes.gif
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QUOTE(scoop7 @ May 28 2012, 09:20 AM)
What to do if I want to transfer 15k from public bank to other bank in malaysia?
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Come to Puchong.
Withdraw RM15k cash and walk the destination bank in Puchong (we have all banks except KFH)
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QUOTE(ronnie @ May 28 2012, 06:04 PM)
Come to Puchong.
Withdraw RM15k cash and walk the destination bank in Puchong (we have all banks except KFH)
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Come to Puchong.
Withdraw RM15k cash and walk the destination bank in Puchong (we have all banks except KFH)
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Not a wise move at all!

RM 15k of RM 50 notes == 300 pcs!

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QUOTE(David83 @ May 28 2012, 07:20 PM)
Not a wise move at all!

RM 15k of RM 50 notes == 300 pcs!
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If exchange to RM100 notes, it's only 150 pcs... just 2 stacks.. which can fit in any pocket
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If exchange to RM100 notes, it's only 150 pcs... just 2 stacks.. which can fit in any pocket
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hey guys. sorry need to ask.

I have an OCBC house loan 10 digit account no.

I want to transfer from maybank2u.

I have tried but the money was returned.

It stated on maybank that ocbc loan is 15 digit no.?

Can anyone help me on this?

Thank you.
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QUOTE(echoesian @ Apr 23 2012, 10:39 AM)
Limit is 5k for online transfer/ATM, but how about over the counter?
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QUOTE(jtiasa88 @ May 3 2012, 10:17 AM)
i am using standard chartered bank esaver account, cost me 0.50/ibg transaction and regardless of how many times you use. Unlike basic saving account, u enjoy 2 times @ 0.50 each month. Sending limit is also higher as RM9999.99 per day. thus, if u r the frequent user of ibg, suggest to open one esaver account with SC bank. just sharing.
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This is what I found for SCB:

Over the counter
a. Visit any of Standard Chartered branches
b. Request to perform MEPS IBG
c. Fill in the application form
You can transfer up to RM 50,000 per transaction over the counter.

I wonder what is the DAILY limit instead?


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QUOTE(vgodmax @ Jun 12 2012, 01:52 PM)
This is what I found for SCB:

Over the counter
a. Visit any of Standard Chartered branches
b. Request to perform MEPS IBG
c. Fill in the application form
  You can transfer up to RM 50,000 per transaction over the counter.

I wonder what is the DAILY limit instead?
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QUOTE(vgodmax @ Jun 12 2012, 01:52 PM)
This is what I found for SCB:

Over the counter
a. Visit any of Standard Chartered branches
b. Request to perform MEPS IBG
c. Fill in the application form
  You can transfer up to RM 50,000 per transaction over the counter.

I wonder what is the DAILY limit instead?
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But the StanChart fees and charges table states that one can transfer up to only RM9,999.99 per transaction OTC. Anything more than that you'll have to perform it multiple times, giving StanChart a chance to charge you the IBG fees several times biggrin.gif But luckily their IBG fee is only RM0.50/transfer which is some of the lowest in Malaysia. So it's ok-lah i guess sweat.gif


QUOTE(ronnie @ Jun 12 2012, 02:56 PM)
I believe the MEPS limit has always been RM10,000 per day.
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The daily MEPS IBG limit for HSBC internet banking is RM40,000/day. All banks seem to have a different policy.

Anyway, the daily MEPS IBG limit set my MEPS itself is RM100k/day actually, if my memory serves me correctly. I remembered reading this somewhere a while ago.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jun 12 2012, 03:06 PM)
But the StanChart fees and charges table states that one can transfer up to only RM9,999.99 per transaction OTC. Anything more than that you'll have to perform it multiple times, giving StanChart a chance to charge you the IBG fees several times    biggrin.gif    But luckily their IBG fee is only RM0.50/transfer which is some of the lowest in Malaysia. So it's ok-lah i guess    sweat.gif
The daily MEPS IBG limit for HSBC internet banking is RM40,000/day. All banks seem to have a different policy.

Anyway, the daily MEPS IBG limit set my MEPS itself is RM100k/day actually, if my memory serves me correctly. I remembered reading this somewhere a while ago.
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MEPS Interbank Giro (IBG)

Transfer funds and make payments to Standard Chartered or other bank accounts at literally every corner!

Always wanted the option to transfer funds from your Standard Chartered Savings or Current Accounts to other bank accounts? Or pay your Standard Chartered Credit Card bills and mortgage instalments from your accounts in other banks? Now you can, through any of the following convenient channels with MEPS Interbank Giro (IBG):

Over the counter
a. Visit any of Standard Chartered branches
b. Request to perform MEPS IBG
c. Fill in the application form
You can transfer up to RM 50,000 per transaction over the counter.

Call Phone Banking at 03-7711 8888
a. Select preferred language
b. Press '1' for Account Enquiries and Transactions
c. Enter Phone Banking ID and TIN
d. Press '1' for Current, Savings and Time Deposit Accounts
e. Press '3' for Funds Transfer service
f. Press '3' to perform Inter Bank Funds Transfer
You can transfer up to RM 6,000 per account in a day.

Fund Transfers
a. Customer Input PIN
b. Select 'Others'
c. Select 'IBG'
d. Select either Fund Transfer , Loan Repayment , Card Repayment
e. Select either to debit from Savings or Current Account
f. Select Payment Bank
g. Input account number to be credited
h. Input Amount
i. Once Accepted. Print Receipt
You can transfer up to RM 6,000 per account in a day.


Note:
1. Beneficiary must be registered over the branch
2. Each IBG transaction will cost RM 0.50 for Basic Savings and Current Account, all other type of Savings and Current Account will cost RM 2.00

Source: http://www.standardchartered.com.my/person...nking-lobby/en/
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QUOTE(vgodmax @ Jun 12 2012, 10:43 PM)
Note:
1. Beneficiary must be registered over the branch
2. Each IBG transaction will cost RM 0.50 for Basic Savings and Current Account, all other type of Savings and Current Account will cost RM 2.00

Source: http://www.standardchartered.com.my/person...nking-lobby/en/
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Instead of copying the whole page and posted it here, you may want to refer to their most up to date fees and charges file. Then you will realize that many of the informations listed on their general page are obsolete and each IBG only cost RM0.50 regardless of the account type.
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- Basic Savings Account, Basic Current Account, Basic Savings Account-i & Basic Current Account-i > RM0.50/transfer for the first 2 IBG every monMAYBANK / MAYBANK ISLAMIC

th, RM2/transfer thereafter

- All other account types > RM2/transfer
I used Maybank2u to transfer my MBB saving account to OCBC, but the charges is RM2 per transaction (one transaction only per month) instead of RM 0.50 per transaction.
Any tips for this?

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QUOTE(Denis @ Jun 20 2012, 02:59 PM)
I used Maybank2u to transfer my MBB saving account to OCBC, but the charges is RM2 per transaction (one transaction only per month) instead of RM 0.50 per transaction.
Any tips for this?
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You need to use Maybank Basic Savings Account (not Kawanku Savings Account) to perform the IBG to get 50 sen charge for 1st two IBG transacations
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Jun 20 2012, 03:49 PM)
You need to use Maybank Basic Savings Account (not Kawanku Savings Account) to perform the IBG to get 50 sen charge for 1st two IBG transacations
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MBB Basic Savings Account
A no-frills savings account with no service or maintenance charge
Effective rate:
0.30 - 1.66% p.a.

Minimum deposit:
RM20

* Eligible for protection by PIDM

Benefits

Earn interest irrespective of account balance
No service or maintenance charge as long as a minimum balance of RM20 is maintained
Free mini statement

Option 1
*Payment of RM8.00 annual fee:-
Unlimited OTC transactions and ATM cash withdrawals.
First 2 GIRO transactions in a month at a fee of RM0.50 per transaction and RM2.00 from the 3rd transaction onwards.

Option 2
*"Pay-as-you-use" (no annual fee):-
6 over-the-counter (OTC) visits.
8 free ATM cash withdrawals. No fee shall be imposed for non-cash withdrawal transactions (e.g. balance inquiry or fund transfer within Maybank).
First 2 GIRO transactions in a month at a fee of RM0.50 per transaction and RM2.00 from the 3rd transaction onwards.


From the above, for MBB Basic Saving Account, option 2 is more favourable since I don't have to pay RM8 annual fee.
Do I miss somethings? Any other hidden cost?

BTW, is it possible to transfer MBB Kawanku saving account to MBB Basic Saving Account via Maybank2u?
Any charges involve in the transfer?

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Thank.
From the above, for MBB Basic Saving Account, option 2 is more favourable since I don't have to pay RM8 annual fee.
Do I miss somethings? Any other hidden cost?

BTW, is it possible to transfer MBB Kawanku saving account to MBB Basic Saving Account via Maybank2u?
Any charges involve in the transfer?
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You need to open a brand new account with NEW ATM card + New Maybank2u logon
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can I use HL card on other bank cash deposit machine?

example. at PBB branch, atm withdraw then use HL card on PBB cash depot machine to deposit inside HL account.

is it immediate transfer?
thanks.

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QUOTE(kuokyeow @ Jun 24 2012, 09:58 AM)
can I use HL card on other bank cash deposit machine?

example. at PBB branch, atm withdraw then use HL card on PBB cash depot machine to deposit inside HL account.

is it immediate transfer?
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Are bill payments using CIMB Clicks and M2U considered as IBG and will be charged? Direct from CASA, not using credit card. Thanks.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Jun 24 2012, 02:42 PM)
Are bill payments using CIMB Clicks and M2U considered as IBG and will be charged? Direct from CASA, not using credit card. Thanks.
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Not consider as IBG but BILL PAYMENT ( it's free for most payees)


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MEPS Outward Interbank GIRO Transfer
RM2.00 per transfer
(i) Waived for Premier Account and Advance Account
My HSBC Amanah Advance-i account can also get FREE unlimited IBG... rclxms.gif rclxms.gif Another advantage to open your HSBC Amanah Advance Account-i at their new branches.

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Hi all,

I've read through all 14 pages here, but i just needed some clarification (pardon me if it's being asked before coz i read all 14 pages, but perhaps i missed some points):

- Is paying say, OCBC credit card from MBB consider IBG?
- Can i convert my current Saving Account (shown as SA in M2U) to Basic Saving Account? Or should i just open another Basic Saving Account?
- If can convert,
- Can i still pay through M2U (auto credit) to my car loan from MBB?
- Can i still transfer from basic saving account to my trading account?

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QUOTE(cempedaklife @ Jul 19 2012, 08:40 PM)
Hi all,

I've read through all 14 pages here, but i just needed some clarification (pardon me if it's being asked before coz i read all 14 pages, but perhaps i missed some points):

- Is paying say, OCBC credit card from MBB consider IBG?
Yes
- Can i convert my current Saving Account (shown as SA in M2U) to Basic Saving Account? Or should i just open another Basic Saving Account?
No. Open a new Basic Savings Account with RM20. If your existing M2U account is link to the Kawanku Savings Account, you need to re-create (that's what I needed to do as BSA must be linked to a new ATM Card)
- If can convert,
    - Can i still pay through M2U (auto credit) to my car loan from MBB?
No changes
    - Can i still transfer from basic saving account to my trading account?
No changes
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In reference to this promotion ( http://www.standardchartered.com.my/person...july/index.html ), has anyone with e$aver Account (W/o Debit Card) able to get FREE Interbank GIRO for FREE ?

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QUOTE(ronnie @ Jul 19 2012, 11:24 PM)
- Is paying say, OCBC credit card from MBB consider IBG?
Yes
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This is the same from any bank except OCBC right? So for example from Public Bank Savings (not basic savings) I'd get charged RM2 for each bill payment? Never heard of BSA until I read this thread... no bank which allow to convert?
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QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Jul 24 2012, 11:24 AM)
This is the same from any bank except OCBC right? So for example from Public Bank Savings (not basic savings) I'd get charged RM2 for each bill payment? Never heard of BSA until I read this thread... no bank which allow to convert?
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For bill payment via PBB Online, it is free. However, credit card is not considered as bill payment. It has to be done through IBG unless the credit card you are paying to is Public Bank's own credit card.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jul 24 2012, 11:31 AM)
For bill payment via PBB Online, it is free. However, credit card is not considered as bill payment. It has to be done through IBG unless the credit card you are paying to is Public Bank's own credit card.
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Thanks MilesAndMore, now I feel sad for having normal savings accounts at my banks, didn't know about BSA till now cry.gif wonder if its worth it to open new BSA just so can use for IBG. Difference of Rm1.50 (actually RM3, I will need to do 2 times a month) each month...
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QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Jul 24 2012, 11:34 AM)
Thanks MilesAndMore, now I feel sad for having normal savings accounts at my banks, didn't know about BSA till now  cry.gif  wonder if its worth it to open new BSA just so can use for IBG. Difference of Rm1.50 (actually RM3, I will need to do 2 times a month) each month...
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Just open another account "Basic Savings Account" to enjoy the "benefit" of 50 sen for first two(2) IBG transaction a month.
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i just open a Basic Saving account with MBB. Unfortunately, the staff say I cannot link it with the existing M2U account. so they gave me a new M2U acc. Now i have to manage 2 M2U acc. Is that how it supppose to work? blink.gif

and they din even ask me whether i would want option 1 or option 2...

what to do now? cry.gif


edited to add:
just called CS, after checking, they say since mine dun have ATM card, so it's option 2, no annual rm8 fee
but still wondering...cannot link same m2u mer? hmm.gif

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QUOTE(cempedaklife @ Jul 30 2012, 01:53 PM)
i just open a Basic Saving account with MBB. Unfortunately, the staff say I cannot link it with the existing M2U account. so they gave me a new M2U acc. Now i have to manage 2 M2U acc. Is that how it supppose to work?  blink.gif

and they din even ask me whether i would want option 1 or option 2...

what to do now?  cry.gif
edited to add:
just called CS, after checking, they say since mine dun have ATM card, so it's option 2, no annual rm8 fee
but still wondering...cannot link same m2u mer?  hmm.gif
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Haven't tried @ Maybank, but Public Bank allow me to link the same online accoutn both my savings account and BSA. M2U shouldn't have any problem I tot, cos I got 3 accounts together there (my main savings and two joint accounts, one savings one current....)
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QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Jul 30 2012, 03:12 PM)
Haven't tried @ Maybank, but Public Bank allow me to link the same online accoutn both my savings account and BSA. M2U shouldn't have any problem I tot, cos I got 3 accounts together there (my main savings and two joint accounts, one savings one current....)
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yeah..i have my normal saving acc, premier acc (for share market) and all credit cards in one m2u..

then they say this BSA cannot combine with them in the m2u..i was baffled... blink.gif
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QUOTE(cempedaklife @ Jul 30 2012, 01:53 PM)
i just open a Basic Saving account with MBB. Unfortunately, the staff say I cannot link it with the existing M2U account. so they gave me a new M2U acc. Now i have to manage 2 M2U acc. Is that how it supppose to work?  blink.gif

and they din even ask me whether i would want option 1 or option 2...

what to do now?  cry.gif
edited to add:
just called CS, after checking, they say since mine dun have ATM card, so it's option 2, no annual rm8 fee
but still wondering...cannot link same m2u mer?  hmm.gif
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It is true that you can't link your BSA or BCA into your current M2U account.

And by the way, why not just get the ATM debit card ? It is free anyway biggrin.gif Do insist that you want to be on option 2 though smile.gif
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jul 30 2012, 03:49 PM)
It is true that you can't link your BSA or BCA into your current M2U account.

And by the way, why not just get the ATM debit card ? It is free anyway  biggrin.gif  Do insist that you want to be on option 2 though  smile.gif
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thanks for the confirmation miles!!!

it's ok about the debit card, i personally ask them dun need to bother as well, coz the BSA is about the 2 rm0.50 IBG monthly only brows.gif

but i dunno what's the fuse about why i need open this acc, i go to the personnel that help to take nombor giliran, ask me why open, i just say for saving,
then go kaunter, the girl ask me again why want open this acc blink.gif
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QUOTE(cempedaklife @ Jul 30 2012, 04:08 PM)
thanks for the confirmation miles!!!

it's ok about the debit card, i personally ask them dun need to bother as well, coz the BSA is about the 2 rm0.50 IBG monthly only  brows.gif

but i dunno what's the fuse about why i need open this acc, i go to the personnel that help to take nombor giliran, ask me why open, i just say for saving,
then go kaunter, the girl ask me again why want open this acc  blink.gif
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Haha... Probably because you already have two account with them ? I personally have two account with CIMB too. One is an Air Asia Savers Account and th other one is a BSA. When i opened the BSA, i was asked why do i want to open another account since i already have a savings account with them. I just told them people are gonna transfer money to me and i don't want to give them my primary account number which is my CIMB Air Asia Savers account. They said oh... ok and proceed to open me the BSA biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jul 30 2012, 03:49 PM)
It is true that you can't link your BSA or BCA into your current M2U account.

And by the way, why not just get the ATM debit card ? It is free anyway  biggrin.gif  Do insist that you want to be on option 2 though  smile.gif
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Sure? Public bank is free for first year then rm 8 power year...
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Sure? Public bank is free for first year then rm 8 power year...
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Very very sure. Even PBB offers this type of account which is called Basic Saving Account.
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Confirm Maybank BSA needs to be primary account + ATM card for new M2U access.
Ensure all the accounts are linked to the new ATM card to ensure all MBB accounts are viewable under new M2U logon.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jul 30 2012, 09:13 PM)
Very very sure. Even PBB offers this type of account which is called Basic Saving Account.
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I just opened bsa, the customer service rep told me no fee but ATM card for free initially still got annual fee...
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QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Jul 31 2012, 07:46 AM)
I just opened bsa, the customer service rep told me no fee but ATM card for free initially still got annual fee...
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Then you can go back to the PBB branch you just opened your BSA at and tell the customer service rep that he/she is wrong because Mr. CHASE from forum lowyat insists that your ATM/debit card doesn't come with any annual fee. Do note that you only get 8x free ATM cash withdrawals a month and 6x over the counter transaction a month. Multiple over the counter transactions on the same day is considered as 1x visit only.
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Jun 25 2012, 09:23 AM)
Not consider as IBG but BILL PAYMENT ( it's free for most payees)


Added on July 5, 2012, 4:10 pmMy HSBC Amanah Advance-i account can also get FREE unlimited IBG... rclxms.gif rclxms.gif Another advantage to open your HSBC Amanah Advance Account-i at their new branches.
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Any link on the unlimited free IBG? I can't find it. Thx!
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QUOTE(jjsia @ Aug 1 2012, 01:50 PM)
Any link on the unlimited free IBG? I can't find it. Thx!
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Check the PDF Fees & Charges under HSBC Amanah Advance-i
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Aug 1 2012, 01:50 PM)
Check the PDF Fees & Charges under HSBC Amanah Advance-i
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does it apply to hsbc advance as well? coz i checked both amanah n normal advance and only 1st 2 are free. thx
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QUOTE(jjsia @ Aug 1 2012, 02:01 PM)
does it apply to hsbc advance as well? coz i checked both amanah n normal advance and only 1st 2 are free. thx
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All HSBC and HSBC Amanah accounts entitle for unlimited free online IBG throughout the year.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Aug 1 2012, 05:11 PM)
All HSBC and HSBC Amanah accounts entitle for unlimited free online IBG throughout the year.
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Is there any external link for this promotion as the customer service personnel told me that she is not aware of this promotion? Thx
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QUOTE(jjsia @ Aug 1 2012, 06:41 PM)
Is there any external link for this promotion as the customer service personnel told me that she is not aware of this promotion? Thx
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Please refer to THIS PDF file, page 28. It is not a promotion but a permanent feature of Advance/Advance-I & Premier/Premier-I account. But of course, there is always a chance that HSBC may start to charge the IBG fee again. FYI, HSBC has been waiving this IBG fee for Advance/Advance-I & Premier/Premier-I account since year 2010.
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Aug 1 2012, 07:23 PM)
Please refer to THIS PDF file, page 28. It is not a promotion but a permanent feature of Advance/Advance-I & Premier/Premier-I account. But of course, there is always a chance that HSBC may start to charge the IBG fee again. FYI, HSBC has been waiving this IBG fee for Advance/Advance-I & Premier/Premier-I account since year 2010.
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Aug 1 2012, 05:11 PM)
All HSBC and HSBC Amanah accounts entitle for unlimited free online IBG throughout the year.
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Thanks.....I am looking for this information rclxm9.gif
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RHB interbank transfer is it rm0.50?
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Lets say i want to transfer IB Giro to another account which is joint name.
I click the option to verify beneficiary ID, so which person under joint name should i put? Either one?

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QUOTE(hewtwok @ Aug 15 2012, 09:12 PM)
Lets say i want to transfer IB Giro to another account which is joint name.
I click the option to verify beneficiary ID, so which person under joint name should i put? Either one?
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Either one is fine.... if you know which one is the first person listed..then better put that.
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Aug 15 2012, 10:22 PM)
Either one is fine.... if you know which one is the first person listed..then better put that.
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Can someone from another country do IBG or transfer from their bank to our local bank?
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jul 31 2012, 03:13 PM)
Then you can go back to the PBB branch you just opened your BSA at and tell the customer service rep that he/she is wrong because Mr. CHASE from forum lowyat insists that your ATM/debit card doesn't come with any annual fee. Do note that you only get 8x free ATM cash withdrawals a month and 6x over the counter transaction a month. Multiple over the counter transactions on the same day is considered as 1x visit only.
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Please add SCB JustOne Account which allows UNLIMITED Interbank GIRO (if you deposit RM1,500 per month).
No minimum account balance required as long as you deposit RM1,500 each month.
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I have transfer some fund to my another local bank on sat and sun. (InterGiro) But have yet see any fund in that acc bank.

How long it take to transfer?
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Aug 19 2012, 01:44 PM)
Can someone from another country do IBG or transfer from their bank to our local bank?
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You mean to do a local IBG when someone is overseas is it ? Yes. It is possible. Just make sure your cell phone can receive SMS. For banks that use a separate security device such as HSBC, you just need to bring that with you when going overseas smile.gif


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I have transfer some fund to my another local bank on sat and sun. (InterGiro) But have yet see any fund in that acc bank.

How long it take to transfer?
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Money will be credited into your account in the next working day evening. So, it means that you will get your money by today's evening.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Sep 3 2012, 10:56 AM)
I have transfer some fund to my another local bank on sat and sun. (InterGiro) But have yet see any fund in that acc bank.

How long it take to transfer?
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Please check tonight or tomorrow morning...
The IBG is executed on Monday and takes one working day (usually)
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in Public Bank ATM, there is an option for Funds transfer, this is IBG right?
never use this option before, so I can use this IBG ATM to transfer money to Ambank right? Is there any limit for it? Normally take how many days to process?
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Sep 3 2012, 12:53 PM)
Please check tonight or tomorrow morning...
The IBG is executed on Monday and takes one working day (usually)
He definitely already received the money yesterday evening. IBG done before the daily working day cut-off time will be made available by 6pm on the very same day.


QUOTE(sguy @ Sep 4 2012, 12:04 PM)
in Public Bank ATM, there is an option for Funds transfer, this is IBG right?
never use this option before, so I can use this IBG ATM to transfer money to Ambank right? Is there any limit for it? Normally take how many days to process?
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You will have to choose other bank. After that, a few banks name will appear on the next screen, if the bank you intend to transfer the money is not there, click next and next until you see it.

- money will be credited right away. Yes. Like instantly.
- maximum transfer limit of RM5k/day
- RM1 only per successful transfer.
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Public Bank if wanna do IBG and more than RM5k, has to do over the counter right?
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Hong leong pay and save account IBG 50 cents as well
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i made an IBG from maybank basic saving acc to another maybank saving account and found that there is no fee.
so it is free from maybank to maybank?
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Nov 10 2012, 10:48 AM)
i made an IBG from maybank basic saving acc to another maybank saving account and found that there is no fee.
so it is free from maybank to maybank?
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DUH !!!! doh.gif doh.gif doh.gif even to 3rd Party Maybank Accounts
There's an option under Transfers > New 3rd Party Account Transfer

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maybank giro to another bank, is it 0.50 or rm2?
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QUOTE(james66 @ Nov 13 2012, 11:40 AM)
maybank giro to another bank, is it 0.50 or rm2?
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Feel free to read the first page for details... answer : depends on which MBB account you have.
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Just found out that there is a free and faster way to move funds between banks.
But seems to be only available at MBB and PBB

http://www.pbebank.com/en/en_content/perso...s/mymobile.html

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

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Want to ask about foreign TT .
If I want to transfer , let say HKD 5000 to HSBC account in Hong Kong, is it I Put RM 2000 and the bank will convert it for me. (let say RM 1 = HKD 2.5) or I need to convert it myself in HKD and only TT.

Thanks.
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This morning (7:30am) I did IBG from Maybank Basic Savings Account to SCB JustOne Current account .. the fund is already in SCB and ready to use when I check at 4pm.
That's amazingly fast !!! rclxms.gif rclxms.gif rclxms.gif
I was expecting the funds available to use either tomorrow morning or late evening

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QUOTE(ronnie @ Dec 3 2012, 03:58 PM)
This morning (7:30am) I did IBG from Maybank Basic Savings Account to SCB JustOne Current account .. the fund is already in SCB and ready to use when I check at 4pm.
That's amazingly fast !!!  rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif  rclxms.gif
I was expecting the funds available to use either tomorrow morning or late evening
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I also got fund same day when i did IBG lately between Maybank - Public Bank - CIMB. rclxms.gif
Not promoting Maybank/CIMB, but they have up IBG transaction limit to 10K.
Yey, now i can pay my credit card to OCBC in one go.

My MBB m2u saver account IBG RM2, ish, but ok lah, cos got little bit interest.
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QUOTE(kopikaki @ Dec 12 2012, 03:28 PM)
I also got fund same day when i did IBG lately between Maybank - Public Bank - CIMB.  rclxms.gif
Not promoting Maybank/CIMB, but they have up IBG transaction limit to 10K.
Yey, now i can pay my credit card to OCBC in one go.

My MBB m2u saver account IBG RM2, ish, but ok lah, cos got little bit interest.
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That's good... it seem MEPS has "updated" their system... RM10k per day would be great....
I open a Maybank Basic Savings and use that to transfer 50 sen for 1st 2 IBG in a month.

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QUOTE(BboyDora @ Nov 30 2012, 09:13 AM)
Want to ask about foreign TT .
If I want to transfer , let say HKD 5000 to HSBC account in Hong Kong, is it I Put RM 2000 and the bank will convert it for me. (let say RM 1 = HKD 2.5) or I need to convert it myself in HKD and only TT.

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I assume you have ringgit account. if yes, bank will convert it when you apply to TT, at their exchange rate.
Like this:
http://www.hsbc.com.my/1/2/business-bankin...raphic-transfer
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Those with OCBC CASA can use their Online Banking portal to perform 4 free IBG in December 2012...
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Really useful. Thanks smile.gif
I thought transfer to bank account of the same bank id not charged at all?
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QUOTE(beblink @ Dec 15 2012, 11:36 PM)
Really useful. Thanks smile.gif
I thought transfer to bank account of the same bank id not charged at all?
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Should be NO CHARGES between accounts of the same bank. Which bank charges you ?
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Dec 16 2012, 12:13 AM)
Should be NO CHARGES between accounts of the same bank. Which bank charges you ?
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No bank charges me. I think i mistake the first post lol cause it mentioned 50 cents
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Can I transfer an amount of money from public bank to Hong leong bank via atm machine? or I have to withdraw the money from pbbank and then bank in to my Hong leong bank account? Thanks...
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QUOTE(twhong_91 @ Dec 16 2012, 12:00 PM)
Can I transfer an amount of money from public bank to Hong leong bank via atm machine? or I have to withdraw the money from pbbank and then bank in to my Hong leong bank account? Thanks...
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If i'm not wrong, i guess only Maybank can be able to transfer money to other banks via ATM machine.
Haven't tried heh
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any bank supports same day GIRO transaction?

[despite how the charges]
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QUOTE(twhong_91 @ Dec 16 2012, 12:00 PM)
Can I transfer an amount of money from public bank to Hong leong bank via atm machine? or I have to withdraw the money from pbbank and then bank in to my Hong leong bank account? Thanks...
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Last time i checked, Hong Leong Bank is there. So yes. You can (assuming nothing has changed). IBG Giro done via ATM will be charged RM1 and shall be credited into the other bank's account right away.


QUOTE(beblink @ Dec 16 2012, 12:43 PM)
If i'm not wrong, i guess only Maybank can be able to transfer money to other banks via ATM machine.
Haven't tried heh
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Many other banks provide this IBG Giro through their ATM too. The one that has been heavily advertising this is AmBank, afaik.


QUOTE(iVW @ Dec 23 2012, 07:41 PM)
any bank supports same day GIRO transaction?

[despite how the charges]
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All the banks do... provided>
- it is a banking day
- and transfer is made before the bank's daily cut-off time. Cut-off time usually is either at 11.30am, 12pm or 12.30pm.

Another alternative is through ATM, limited amount of banks are supported though.
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Merry christmas guys, i not sure whether i post in the right section.
Juz wanna ask, nowadays bank dont give saving book right? so what if i wanna withdraw a big amount eg. rm40k cash from my savings acc but i dont have saving acc book. Only atm card.

Please help guys. Thanks alot.
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QUOTE(Darkcloudz @ Dec 25 2012, 11:55 AM)
Merry christmas guys, i not sure whether i post in the right section.
Juz wanna ask, nowadays bank dont give saving book right? so what if i wanna withdraw a big amount eg. rm40k cash from my savings acc but i dont have saving acc book. Only atm card. 

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You have to go to the counter and withdraw. Use your bank account number and signature or thumb print will do.
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QUOTE(AskarPerang @ Dec 25 2012, 02:39 PM)
You have to go to the counter and withdraw. Use your bank account number and signature or thumb print will do.
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just withdraw without saving acc book at the counter?
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QUOTE(Darkcloudz @ Dec 25 2012, 02:55 PM)
just withdraw without saving acc book at the counter?
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yeah. account book is sooooo outdated.
don't worry. now everything is online and recorded in the system.
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I have search in this forum, no info about this.
Currently I am using CIMB clicks to check what type of saving account.
It shows saving account-i.
What does the 'i' means??
Saving account 1?
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QUOTE(patrickthissen @ Dec 25 2012, 10:38 PM)
I have search in this forum, no info about this.
Currently I am using CIMB clicks to check what type of saving account.
It shows saving account-i.
What does the 'i' means??
Saving account 1?
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i = Islamic type of account
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i = Islamic type of account
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Arrgghh... correct...
Been confused by saving acc 1 & 2..
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QUOTE(gilabola @ Nov 17 2012, 09:45 AM)
Just found out that there is a free and faster way to move funds between banks.
But seems to be only available at MBB and PBB

http://www.pbebank.com/en/en_content/perso...s/mymobile.html

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts
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Thanks! Just tried it out, registration a bit weird, have to do like this for Public Bank:-

1. Login to PB online, go to 'Mobile Banking' and 'activate' the 'mymobile'
2. Finish the steps liao, have to add 'quick pay' recipients (previously all my recipients were under IBG rather than 'quick pay')
3. After add the recipient, have to 'activate' the recipients under 'manage' of 'mymobile'
4. After 1-3 then only can use *500*888# on phone

Benefit? I just transferred 2k directly from PB to Maybank for free (this is only during soft launch supposedly) and didn't take one working day to process (immediately wor, I receive the confirmation SMS, log in to maybank2u and money already there).

Cool =)
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just to share, went to home branch today and converted kawanku to basic savings account to enjoy 50cents IBG for first 2 transactions. CS at counter said that it's not possible. luckily i had the e-mail print out from maybank hq CS saying that it's possible. she then submitted my request to another banker. the banker said it's his first time doing it and said he will try first. he tried and it was successfull. he said that with basic account, u cannot issue standing instruction and minimum to maintain is rm20. now i need to test to see if indeed the account has been converted to basic type. he asked to wait 24 hours before doing a IBG.
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QUOTE(abhipraaya @ Jan 2 2013, 10:51 AM)
just to share, went to home branch today and converted kawanku to basic savings account to enjoy 50cents IBG for first 2 transactions. CS at counter said that it's not possible. luckily i had the e-mail print out from maybank hq CS saying that it's possible. she then submitted my request to another banker. the banker said it's his first time doing it and said he will try first. he tried and it was successfull. he said that with basic account, u cannot issue standing instruction and minimum to maintain is rm20. now i need to test to see if indeed the account has been converted to basic type. he asked to wait 24 hours before doing a IBG.
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Just check on M2U is the account description is listed as BASIC SAVINGS ACCOUNT and using old account number.
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Jan 2 2013, 10:54 AM)
Just check on M2U is the account description is listed as BASIC SAVINGS ACCOUNT and using old account number.
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hmm, i checked m2u and it shows as 'savings account' only. but when the banker showed me on his computer screen, it shows basic savings account. rclxub.gif
mybe need to give some time for the system to reflect? not sure..he did mention 24 hrs, nt sure. if no success, then mayb need to visit the branch again.
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For fund transfer for rhb...if i made it after cut off time and few hours later called the bank to cancel the transaction..will i be able to get my money back? Seriously need help here..Thanks in advance...
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QUOTE(Masked_Man @ Jan 2 2013, 10:30 PM)
For fund transfer for rhb...if i made it after cut off time and few hours later called the bank to cancel the transaction..will i be able to get my money back? Seriously need help here..Thanks in advance...
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I don't think this is allowed.... else the banks will be busy "reversing" transactions.

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I don't think this is allowed.... else the banks will be busy "reversing" transactions.
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I actually fallen prey to fishing email..sad to say that..Any advice for me? The amount is quite substantial...sad cry.gif cry.gif
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QUOTE(Masked_Man @ Jan 2 2013, 11:39 PM)
I actually fallen prey to fishing email..sad to say that..Any advice for me? The amount is quite substantial...sad cry.gif  cry.gif
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Make a police report is the best course.
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You learned a hard lesson there... good lesson which hopefully you'll remember for life and NEVER to repeat it.
Make a police report is the best course.
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Thanks for the advice..Everything settle now..waiting for the result now..hopefully there are some good news..
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RHB fund transfer is so fishy.

Someone made a third party IBG transfer to me. They email me the transfer slip stated successful. However, I did not get the money.

I called RHB as Im the recipient, they refused to reveal any reason and ask the sender to call. Got such rules?

Im the recipient, by right, if you did not clear my doubts, I would be conned by ppl.
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QUOTE(ck23 @ Jan 8 2013, 05:16 PM)
RHB fund transfer is so fishy.

Someone made a third party IBG transfer to me. They email me the transfer slip stated successful. However, I did not get the money.

I called RHB as Im the recipient, they refused to reveal any reason and ask the sender to call. Got such rules?

Im the recipient, by right, if you did not clear my doubts, I would be conned by ppl.
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Usually banks are the at wrong here (when something like this happens). Usually it is the sender that is fishy. Just saying smile.gif

Anyway, when did the sender send the money to you ?
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 8 2013, 11:00 PM)
Usually banks are the at wrong here (when something like this happens). Usually it is the sender that is fishy. Just saying   smile.gif

Anyway, when did the sender send the money to you ?
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They sent on Friday. They showed me the print out slip also shown SUCCESSFUL.

I went to meet RHB Branch Manager, he said it's the first time he saw this. He checked my customer account.

In their Bank Statement shown successful, then on Tuesday INWARD BACK! How come??

I am not confident with RHB now.

Now I suffered double damage, lost money, lost products.

Called my customer, she said she doesnt know.

She sent me again, show me payment slip, then same thing happen.

At the end, she paid cash.

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They sent on Friday. They showed me the print out slip also shown SUCCESSFUL.

I went to meet RHB Branch Manager, he said it's the first time he saw this. He checked my customer account.

In their Bank Statement shown successful, then on Tuesday INWARD BACK! How come??

I am not confident with RHB now.

Now I suffered double damage, lost money, lost products.

Called my customer, she said she doesnt know.

She sent me again, show me payment slip, then same thing happen.

At the end, she paid cash.
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In this case, it is very likely that one of the information entered into the system by the sender did not tally with your account details. That is why the money was later refunded into the sender's account.

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In this case, it is very likely that one of the information entered into the system by the sender did not tally with your account details. That is why the money was later refunded into the sender's account.
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Well, last time can, how come this time cannot. lol.

if wrong, then last time shouldn't be successful.
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just wanna ask.

my friend transfer me on 8/1/2013 8:16PM using HSBC to my CIMB Bank acc. But until now (11/1/2013) i hvnt received any money at my CIMB.

Anyone facing this experienced?

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QUOTE(absan @ Jan 11 2013, 03:02 PM)
just wanna ask.

my friend transfer me on 8/1/2013 8:16PM using HSBC to my CIMB Bank acc. But until now (11/1/2013) i hvnt received any money at my CIMB.

Anyone facing this experienced?
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Fund should be available on 10 Jan 2013....
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would like to ask regarding IBG from company to company... is there any limit...
is it possible to transfer 20k?
any idea why the transfer description shown IBG.... 'government'....
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QUOTE(vinvon23 @ Jan 14 2013, 09:41 AM)
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would like to ask regarding IBG from company to company... is there any limit...
is it possible to transfer 20k?
any idea why the transfer description shown IBG.... 'government'....
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Company bank account I not sure, but for personal bank account limit is RM5k for online IBG, otherwise go to the bank and over-the-counter transaction no problem (I've moved 80+k before). 'No problem' except for long line to wait la... =p
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Is it possible to make a local transfer of more than RM5K online? Any bank gives this service ?
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anybody know easisave ocbc transfer to other bank online is .50 or rm2?
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Hi,

Can someone verify this situation to me. I've transferred RM3K from PBB to RHB account through online transfer yesterday morning. Then today I check my RHB account the money isn't there, when I double check the account details of transfer through PBB online banking, I realized that I missed out one digit X-XXXXX-XXXXXXX-X to just XXXXX-XXXXXXX-X in which i left out the first digit. The thing is, the amount in the PBB account is already deducted 3K. Any possibility the transaction could fail and return the money back to my account? Gosh.... I called the Public Bank and they said they could not check today as it is not bank working days. Anyone know what to do or any idea if it would be refunded back? =_=
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QUOTE(yyun09 @ Feb 2 2013, 04:24 PM)
Hi,

Can someone verify this situation to me. I've transferred RM3K from PBB to RHB account through online transfer yesterday morning. Then today I check my RHB account the money isn't there, when I double check the account details of transfer through PBB online banking, I realized that I missed out one digit X-XXXXX-XXXXXXX-X to just XXXXX-XXXXXXX-X in which i left out the first digit. The thing is, the amount in the PBB account is already deducted 3K. Any possibility the transaction could fail and return the money back to my account? Gosh.... I called the Public Bank and they said they could not check today as it is not bank working days. Anyone know what to do or any idea if it would be refunded back? =_=
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It will be reversed back into Public Bank next week due to the Friday being a public holiday in KL.
Actual transfer will start on Monday and should reverse back to you on Tuesday/Wednesday

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It will be reversed back into Public Bank next week due to the Friday being a public holiday in KL.
Actual transfer will start on Monday and should reverse back to you on Tuesday/Wednesday
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So means the money is safe right? Not going anywhere into anyone's account since i key in 13 digit account number only (instead of 14 digit number) for RHB bank account? phewwww... i thought I lost the 3K =_=''''''''''''

Thanks Ronnie...
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how about maximum interbank transfer limit
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how about maximum interbank transfer limit
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RM40,000/day for HSBC (default is RM5,000/day) and RM5,000/day for most other banks. Several banks have recently revised this daily limit from RM5,000/day to RM10,000/day.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Feb 25 2013, 11:17 AM)
RM40,000/day for HSBC (default is RM5,000/day) and RM5,000/day for most other banks. Several banks have recently revised this daily limit from RM5,000/day to RM10,000/day.
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i tried to online transfer from imuamalat to maybank. it didn't allow for RM5000. so, i transfered RM3000 & it's accepted. is it possible to increase the limit?
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QUOTE(ajay67 @ Feb 25 2013, 11:21 AM)
i tried to online transfer from imuamalat to maybank. it didn't allow for RM5000. so, i transfered RM3000 & it's accepted. is it possible to increase the limit?
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Most banks set the maximum limit to RM5,000/day. You can try to change this by calling your bank, go to a nearby Mualamat Bank branch or see if you can change this limit yourself in the online banking portal.

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ok thnx for your advice
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Hi. Wud like to ask.
Is there any delay transfer from ocbc to maybank?
I transfer just now, already deduct from ocbc but still not i yet
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ahhh nevermind. ocbc cutoff is before 12. no wonder.

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Hi. Wud like to ask.
Is there any delay transfer from ocbc to maybank?
I transfer just now, already deduct from ocbc but still not i yet
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ahhh nevermind. ocbc cutoff is before 12. no wonder.
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Interbank transfer will normally take at least 3-2 days smile.gif
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QUOTE(hydroboy87 @ Feb 27 2013, 02:31 PM)
Interbank transfer will normally take at least 3-2 days smile.gif
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from what i read, if after cut off is the next business day. my case will b tomorrow la. hehe
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Not anymore... it has improved.
If you perform IBG before 11:30am, the recipient account will be updated >7pm
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Not anymore... it has improved.
If you perform IBG before 11:30am, the recipient account will be updated >7pm
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supposed to receive some cash from rhb online..mine is maybank...the person said she banked in tuesday morning....
till now i have not received the money zzz
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how if the person transfers on 02/03/13...supposed to have received by today right?

fr rhb online to cimb clicks
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QUOTE(hydroboy87 @ Mar 5 2013, 05:27 PM)
how if the person transfers on 02/03/13...supposed to have received by today right?

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Yes funds should arrive on 5-March-2013 (the actual transfer takes place on 4-March)
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i transfered from bank muamalat yesterday around 1pm.til now the cimb recepient still not received yet.

need to wait three days?
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QUOTE(bobkadir @ Mar 7 2013, 12:32 PM)
i transfered from bank muamalat yesterday around 1pm.til now the cimb recepient still not received yet.

need to wait three days?
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After 1pm, so it's considered process today. I guess you should check tomorrow
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After 1pm, so it's considered process today. I guess you should check tomorrow
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so,if i want the same day need to transfer b4 1pm? or earlier?
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so,if i want the same day need to transfer b4 1pm? or earlier?
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Sorry. Not sure if this is the correct thread to ask.

If I want to buy a banker cheque from the buy, will it be cheaper at CIMB?

I read the fee from the respective online banking: RM 2.15 for CIMB and RM 5 for MBB.

This will be regardless the amount right? Thank you.

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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 10 2013, 01:41 PM)
Sorry. Not sure if this is the correct thread to ask.

If I want to buy a banker cheque from the buy, will it be cheaper at CIMB?

I read the fee from the respective online banking: RM 2.15 for CIMB and RM 5 for MBB.

This will be regardless the amount right? Thank you.
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I have bought a banker's cheque from CIMB Bank before and the charge was indeed RM2.15 (RM0.15 is for stamp duty). And yes, it is one flat rate for any amount and cheaper compared to MBB.
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From : http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...14&sec=business

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Effective May 2, 2013, the fee for Interbank GIRO or IBG transactions done online via internet banking and mobile banking, would be at 10 sen.

"The low online IBG fee is aimed at providing the incentive for users to switch from other more costly payment methods to lower cost alternatives," it said.

BNM said online payment would provide significant benefits to individuals and businesses.


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QUOTE(ronnie @ Mar 20 2013, 10:10 PM)
I read the title only: Banks to charge 50 sen to process a cheque from April 2014

Ddin't notice the section you quoted! doh.gif
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 20 2013, 10:19 PM)
I read the title only: Banks to charge 50 sen to process a cheque from April 2014

Ddin't notice the section you quoted! doh.gif
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The 10 sen per IBG is great.... cheaper than cheque's 15 sen (current)
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The 10 sen per IBG is great.... cheaper than cheque's 15 sen (current)
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will this be for all accounts or only basic type?
hopefully they also abolish the max number of times we can perfrom IBG at this special rate..
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will this be for all accounts or only basic type?
hopefully they also abolish the max number of times we can perfrom IBG at this special rate..
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I believe it should be for all account types... but these will make FREE IBG feature less attractive (like SCB JustOne CASA)
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QUOTE(smsbusiness2u @ Mar 22 2013, 10:36 AM)
U believe? If u believe then can become reality?

Pls do not said people simply tell something when no confident if yourself also behave the same.
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Hi, i transferred money from my cimbclicks to my friend maybank acc on sunday 9pm... But until now he havent receive his money.. Is it 3 days needed for IBG?
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I think ur friend should get by Thursday... if after 3 days still habent receive the money most likely the transaction got problem...

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Hi, i transferred money from my cimbclicks to my friend maybank acc on sunday 9pm... But until now he havent receive his money.. Is it 3 days needed for IBG?
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QUOTE(manutd1003 @ Apr 2 2013, 04:46 PM)
Hi, i transferred money from my cimbclicks to my friend maybank acc on sunday 9pm... But until now he havent receive his money.. Is it 3 days needed for IBG?
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Won't take that long... ask your friend for the transaction receipt to check your account number.
Sunday 9pm transfer will be processed on Monday, fund will be available latest Tuesday

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Hi,i'm 1st time using Interbank Funds Transfer , just now i transfer fund to another bank account, i choose wrong payment type and i keying correctly Beneficiary Bank account does it have any problem? Help!
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QUOTE(fansoption @ Apr 7 2013, 05:33 PM)
Hi,i'm  1st time using Interbank Funds Transfer , just now i transfer fund to another bank account, i choose wrong payment type and i keying correctly Beneficiary Bank account does it have any problem? Help!
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What was the wrong "Payment Type" selected ?
It shouldn't really matter... which bank did you perform the IBG from ?
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QUOTE(manutd1003 @ Apr 2 2013, 04:46 PM)
Hi, i transferred money from my cimbclicks to my friend maybank acc on sunday 9pm... But until now he havent receive his money.. Is it 3 days needed for IBG?
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Sunday, 31 March ? The next day, 1 Apr was not a holiday. So he should have received it by evening the next day (Monday, 1 Apr 2013). Suggest you to check with CIMB Bank if the money is not in yet.

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What was the wrong "Payment Type" selected ?
It shouldn't really matter... which bank did you perform the IBG from ?
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I using public bank transfer to my citibank, only the "payment type" i selected wrong to creditcard. Actually i want transfer fun to my citibank saving account. I keyin my bank account and bank name correct, just i choose wrong "payment type" that mean should'nt have any problem?
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QUOTE(fansoption @ Apr 8 2013, 11:13 AM)
I using public bank transfer to my citibank, only the "payment type" i selected wrong to creditcard.  Actually i want transfer fun to my citibank saving account. I keyin my bank account and bank name correct, just i choose wrong "payment type" that mean should'nt have any problem?
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Not sure if that will have any problem but you can check your Citibank savings account online anytime from now to see if the money has been credited into your account.
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Not sure if that will have any problem but you can check your Citibank savings account online anytime from now to see if the money has been credited into your account.
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credit to my bank account already, no need worry haha, thank for help
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May I know what does this mean under credit column:

28-Mar-2013 INT/DIV ADJ 5/9/12 * RM0.02

P/S: Maybank2U

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May I know what does this mean under credit column:

28-Mar-2013 INT/DIV ADJ 5/9/12 *  RM0.02
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I also received this "extra" in my Maybank Kawanku Savings account
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Nice to see this, ronnie...big reduction, feels good!!
I remember asking AmBank tellers about this 10 cent revised charge last week and they gave me this look like I crawled out from a hole and said sarcastically "errrr....we haven't heard anything yet".

I think lots of people are going to have a field trip transferring money around considering subsequent transactions are also capped at 10 cents.
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Such a Good News. thumbup.gif Is that the new rules for all the bank? or certain bank only?

I surf on M2U, still no annoucement yet! Any idea is Maybank will follow the same rate?
I'm paying RM2 each month for my Home Loan transfer to another bank. doh.gif
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QUOTE(dannyw @ Apr 16 2013, 05:42 PM)
Such a Good News.  thumbup.gif  Is that the new rules for all the bank? or certain bank only?

I surf on M2U, still no annoucement yet! Any idea is Maybank will follow the same rate?
I'm paying RM2 each month for my Home Loan transfer to another bank.  doh.gif
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Maybank2U is so slow to update lower transaction fees . . . maybe announce when closer to 2nd May 2013.
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Maybank2U is so slow to update lower transaction fees . . . maybe announce when closer to 2nd May 2013.
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So means it will use the same rate as well right?

Great! rclxm9.gif

Should be apply to all type of accounts right? Don't at the end is BSA only or what ever terms & conditions... sweat.gif

Anyway, hope the good news happen soon! rclxms.gif
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Just did an over the counter IBG from Bank Rakyat to OCBC for around xxxk and it cost only RM0.50. BR over the counter limit seems to be 500k.
I did another over the counter IBG from Hong Leong Basic Saving Account to OCBC at 10.30am and they charged me RM2 for it, and claimed it will be transfered only the next day.


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public bank also lower to RM0.10 for IBG from 02/05/2013, say bye bye to RM2 per IBG?
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How about RHB regarding to 10 cents Interbank GIRO fee?
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QUOTE(xproc @ Apr 21 2013, 03:03 PM)
public bank also lower to RM0.10 for IBG from 02/05/2013, say bye bye to RM2 per IBG?
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QUOTE(MNet @ Apr 21 2013, 03:06 PM)
maybank when?
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i think should be standard right for all the banks.
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maybank when?
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Hi, I have a STANDARD CHARTERED SAADIQ business current account, it has been very active since 7 years ago, and still active now. I wanted to open a basic saving account and was rejected few years ago. Instead, was ask to open an ESAVER account(which no bank statement provided, only could access through online banking, and the ATM wasn't free). And few years has passed, they've added a JustOne Saving Account, which comes with a current account. I approached to account manager, insisted to open BASIC SAVING ACCOUNT, and were told they do not have such account, only have ESAVER(entry RM250) OR JUSTONE SAVING(entry RM500). As far as I know, bank Negara has a ruling to guide the basic needs of public rights, correct? Please advice. Thank you very much.
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How bout ibg tru ATM?

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I opened ESAVER 2 years ago when Standard Chartered Bank offer a good deal in FD on condition to open an ESAVER SAVING ACCOUNT. For me, it is a waste of my money sitting in it because utilities bills, Telco bills, income tax, EPF, interbank transfer to most local banks at that time was not available. The only thing I could do was to spend for online shopping. This may be convenient for some but not for me. My purpose to open an internet banking is to save my time queing, not for shopping purpose. No MEPS(this is for the use of local bank ATM) at that time, you can imagine how inconvenient that you can only withdraw and transfer fund from a few foreign banks. I didn't go for their ATM because RM20 would be charged. After 6 month when my FD matured, i closed the ESAVER account. Beware of this JUSTONE Saving account, don't forget to ask them this local bank ATM issue. Somemore you are forced to open 2 account(ie 1 saving PLUS 1 current=overdraft account) when you sign the agreement. Beautiful promises will be made, like oh, since you have money in this saving accounts, no problem issuing cheque from the attach current account. I have not tried this account, but I guess this mechanism is exactly molded from FLEXILOAN account. Your current account will always be zero amount no matter how much you deposit into your saving, once you issue cheque, your current account will show an overdraft, you will never know it until your first statement at the end of month shows daily interest charge, at that time you can only blame for yourself. BETTER TO ASK BEFORE YOU OPEN ACCOUNT WITH THEM. This bank tends to put in a clause such like they have the right to change condition after promotion period whenever they think appropriate without account holder's prior knowledge. ONCE BITTEN BY SNAKE, U'LL FOREVER REMEMBER.
I use this account only because it is the only bank near my house. I read from Standard Chartered official website, stated that as long as you bring in new cash with minimum RM1500(Personal), RM5000(Preferred), RM10000(Priority account), you are entitle to free unlimited IBG transaction. No mention on how much will be charged if no new minimum fund coming in every month. Anyone with JUSTONE account mind to share? wave.gif icon_question.gif
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It is heard that the new Financial Service Bill 2012 (which already received the royal assent, and soon will be converted to act) is going to roll-out somewhere around 1st week of May. So my presumption is all banks are busy aligning their financial products/fees & charges towards the requirements as prescribed by BNM. Well it's good for consumer but bad for financial services.

Please open the link below, read it for your awareness. You can actually refer those banks that already taken the initiative to align to the requirement set by their "tai lo".

http://savemoney.my/bank-money-transfer-ne...-fees-malaysia/


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In Maybank FB
Good news everyone!

Effective 2 May 2013, the fee for Interbank GIRO or IBG transactions performed online via internet banking and mobile banking will be 10 sen per transaction.
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quick one...

may2 onwards, is it 10sen to transfer money from sav/curr of bank a to credit card of bank b?

tq!
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quick one...

may2 onwards, is it 10sen to transfer money from sav/curr of bank a to credit card of bank b?

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All interbank transfers - GIRO or IBG for fund transfer, CC and loan repayment.
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The cheaper 10 sen IBG rate is only via Online Banking and Mobile Banking
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The cheaper 10 sen IBG rate is only via Online Banking and Mobile Banking
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ATM excluded?
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ATM excluded?
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ATM uses Interbank Funds Transfer (IBFT) .... it may not be charged 10 sen.
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Are u referring withdraw money from MEPS member bank?
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with this 10 sen IBG in place, i've no idea whether i shud close my basic saving account..

i opened it less than a year ago just to capitalize on the 50sen for 1st 2 IBG transactions..

now, it's like redundant...any idea, what's the advantages if i maintain it?
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QUOTE(cempedaklife @ Apr 28 2013, 07:10 PM)
with this 10 sen IBG in place, i've no idea whether i shud close my basic saving account..

i opened it less than a year ago just to capitalize on the 50sen for 1st 2 IBG transactions..

now, it's like redundant...any idea, what's the advantages if i maintain it?
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If you have no use over the account, just close it.

I have two saving accounts under dormant now because I seldom use them. cry.gif
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some bank practice to charge for dormant acc.
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Believe me, they will definitely charge for it!

I'm planning to close of them since interbank fund charges are so low starting May 2nd, 2013.
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Finally MBB has officially announced in M2U:

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...d=/mbb/Personal
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just wondering how is the charges for basic saving account?
eg. i am looking at maybank Basic saving account info. It still mentioned 50 cents for 1st 2 transaction and there is no mentioned about IBG only 10 cent after 2/5

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

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QUOTE(truth_seeker_09 @ Apr 30 2013, 09:17 AM)
just wondering how is the charges for basic saving account?
eg. i am looking at maybank Basic saving account info. It still mentioned 50 cents for 1st 2 transaction and there is no mentioned about IBG only 10 cent after 2/5

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts
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All CASA accounts will get 10 sen for IBG via Online/Mobile banking ... MBB already put notice to inform.
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...al/ACC-Accounts

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i have a question people. why can't i click on my Interbank Giro on my Hong Leong connect service? The rest of it is fine, e.g bill payments etc.
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i have a question people. why can't i click on my Interbank Giro on my Hong Leong connect service? The rest of it is fine, e.g bill payments etc.
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Do you have a CASA account with HLB ?
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Do you have a CASA account with HLB ?
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my first 10 cents IBG today and was successful rclxms.gif
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Tried with CIMB. New charge is reflected.
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my first 10 cents IBG today and was successful  rclxms.gif
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From which bank ?
I've tested IBG (via M2U) from Maybank Kawanku Savings ... IBG charge = 10 sen for RM10k transfer smile.gif

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The fee reduction ruling is from Bank Negara so all banks should be in compliance :

http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=en_pres...ess_all&ac=2777

Cheque processing fees will increase from next year onwards though.
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yahoo good news! now no need to line up for a long que anymore

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yahoo good news! now no need to line up for a long que anymore
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Why need to line up ??
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From which bank ?
I've tested IBG (via M2U) from Maybank Kawanku Savings ... IBG charge = 10 sen for RM10k transfer smile.gif
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Start from today, RHB interbank GIRO fee is 10 cents...

The news announced at their website...
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My IBG transfer from MBB to SCB arrived in SCB before 4pm today.... not just cheaper, somehow it's faster now.
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Tried IBG yesterday morning.
1. IBG from maybank2u BSA -> charged RM0.10. thumbup.gif
2. IBG from HL connect Money Box (Free IBG feature) -> charged RM0.10. doh.gif
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Tried IBG yesterday morning.
1. IBG from maybank2u BSA -> charged RM0.10.  thumbup.gif
2. IBG from HL connect Money Box (Free IBG feature) -> charged RM0.10.  doh.gif
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Hong Leong Mach really know how to make money !!! Did you complain to them ?

Today did a few more SCB Giro to OCBC/UOB/Citibank/CIMB all at RM0.00 charge thumbup.gif thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(ronnie @ May 3 2013, 08:04 AM)
Hong Leong Mach really know how to make money !!! Did you complain to them ?

Today did a few more SCB Giro to OCBC/UOB/Citibank/CIMB all at RM0.00 charge  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif
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rclxm9.gif All banks also charge 10 sen - except SCB free. So pay credit card, loan everything thru your bank - no need to worry if card or loan in different bank. 10 sen la - drop on road also nobody pick up. rolleyes.gif
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I just closed my MBB BSA account , as its redundant with the uniform Giro reduction.
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I just closed my MBB BSA account , as its redundant with the uniform Giro reduction.
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Hmmm I thot u shud maintain it as the banking fees is lower - if normal account they charge you half-yearly fees - no?? blink.gif
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Hmmm I thot u shud maintain it as the banking fees is lower - if normal account they charge you half-yearly fees - no?? blink.gif
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Got meh, did not really check. Current account, half yearly RM10 i do know..

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Got meh, did not really check. Current account, half yearly RM10 i do know..
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brows.gif  I really dunno since I only have BSA.  I only have one bank account - wah y u guys keep so many bank accounts la  rclxub.gif
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I just closed my PB Bonuslink saving account. laugh.gif
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i hope this lower IBG fees will not be a reason to introduce other fees
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My IBG transfer from MBB to SCB arrived in SCB before 4pm today.... not just cheaper, somehow it's faster now.
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Done via GIRO or Immediate fund transfer?
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Done via GIRO or Immediate fund transfer?
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Of course GIRO (10 sen) transactions
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Of course GIRO (10 sen) transactions
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yeah, GIRO 10 sen  rclxms.gif i tried. same day for MBB -> OCBC. no need immediate transfer cos MBB $2 for immediate transfer unless emergency case.
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QUOTE(tbheng @ May 3 2013, 07:15 AM)
Tried IBG yesterday morning.
1. IBG from maybank2u BSA -> charged RM0.10.  thumbup.gif
2. IBG from HL connect Money Box (Free IBG feature) -> charged RM0.10.  doh.gif
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Also notice they will charge first regardless of amount in account and refund if your balance is > 1k
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With effect from 2 May 2013, the service fee for Interbank Funds Transfer (IBG) via PBeBank and PB Mobile has been revised to 10 sen per transaction.

With this reduction in service fee, customers are encouraged to use our electronic channels as the preferred mode of payments instead of cheques.

Got this from Public Bank Online Pbe Website Important Notice.

So does it means from RM 2, they revised it to RM 0.10 already?? smile.gif
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I did transaction from CIMB to citibank ready credit and credit card . All 10 sen...

If got 10 sen on road I will pick up...haha
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QUOTE(esmonde @ May 9 2013, 11:36 AM)
With effect from 2 May 2013, the service fee for Interbank Funds Transfer (IBG) via PBeBank and PB Mobile has been revised to 10 sen per transaction.

With this reduction in service fee, customers are encouraged to use our electronic channels as the preferred mode of payments instead of cheques.

Got this from Public Bank Online Pbe Website Important Notice.

So does it means from RM 2, they revised it to RM 0.10 already??  smile.gif
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On Maybank2u, when you select interbank funds transfer, it is defaulted to INSTANT interbank funds transfer which is charged RM2. doh.gif vmad.gif vmad.gif

Make sure you change the dropdown selection to GIRO interbank funds transfer to get 10sen. thumbup.gif

Be careful so that you do not end up paying more unnecessarily.

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QUOTE(gilabola @ May 11 2013, 07:52 AM)
On Maybank2u, when you select interbank funds transfer, it is defaulted to INSTANT interbank funds transfer which is charged RM2doh.gif  vmad.gif  vmad.gif

Make sure you change the dropdown selection to GIRO interbank funds transfer to get 10senthumbup.gif

Be careful so that you do not end up paying more unnecessarily.
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This is a dirty trick to deceive customer. Can we file a complaint to change this?
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Just to share, i did GIRO using AmOnline, FREE, not even 10 sen rclxub.gif
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Just to share, i did GIRO using AmOnline, FREE, not even 10 sen rclxub.gif
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SCB also offers the same thing right?
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SCB also offers the same thing right?
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SCB offers FREE IBG transfer via SCB Online Banking for all account types rclxm9.gif icon_idea.gif thumbup.gif
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SCB offers FREE IBG transfer via SCB Online Banking for all account types  rclxm9.gif  icon_idea.gif  thumbup.gif
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How many free transactions per month?
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How many free transactions per month?
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UNLIMITED..... limited by the funds you have cool2.gif cool2.gif
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UNLIMITED..... limited by the funds you have  cool2.gif  cool2.gif
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Yea lor...10 sen, might as well don't charge, treat as customer benefit rclxms.gif
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This is a dirty trick to deceive customer. Can we file a complaint to change this?
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can can. eh, David83, u went complain to sinchew ah? today got 1 news on this oh. thumbup.gif
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can can. eh, David83, u went complain to sinchew ah? today got 1 news on this oh.  thumbup.gif
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what's the problem a?
last time i transfer to other bank 'MAYBANK'
after a successful transaction,but few days later they email me that the transaction have failed and refunded~
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QUOTE(94brian @ May 20 2013, 06:37 PM)
what's the problem a?
last time i transfer to other bank 'MAYBANK'
after a successful transaction,but few days later they email me that the transaction have failed and refunded~
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Maybe account number is wrong ? maybe the account holder name is incorrect ?
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QUOTE(ronnie @ May 20 2013, 10:23 PM)
Maybe account number is wrong ? maybe the account holder name is incorrect ?
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hmm...don't know yet...im trying to send fund from my RHB account to my other CIMB account...
see anything occur or not...
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QUOTE(Pink Spider @ May 11 2013, 10:54 AM)
Yea lor...10 sen, might as well don't charge, treat as customer benefit rclxms.gif
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used to be rm2. so now is already better than before.
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Successful transfer via IBG... 10 cents charges wor. So happy! Save time, energy and hard earn money monthly when do payment.

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When do IBT using CIMBClicks, I noticed that there're two new fields need to fill in:

1. Recipient Reference (mandatory)
2. Description (forgotten to confirm)

May I know what're these two fields? I was performing for a favourite account.
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i use IBG in RHB bank, it charge the service as free... Not understand about 0.10 sen charging made in home page.
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QUOTE(Sub4Crew @ May 27 2013, 08:44 PM)
i use IBG in RHB bank, it charge the service as free... Not understand about 0.10 sen charging made in home page.
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Which account did you use to perform the IBG ?
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Which account did you use to perform the IBG ?
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RHB to CIMB. Isit the IBG means transfer to overseas bank? i though different bank transfer call IBG
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QUOTE(Sub4Crew @ May 27 2013, 10:52 PM)
RHB to CIMB. Isit the IBG means transfer to overseas bank? i though different bank transfer call IBG
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IBG is between different banks in Malaysia.
Maybe your RHB account has xx no. of free IBG transactions ???
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QUOTE(ronnie @ May 27 2013, 10:53 PM)
IBG is between different banks in Malaysia.
Maybe your RHB account has xx no. of free IBG transactions ???
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i think nope, previously for half a year every transfer will charged me 0.50sen. From May onwards saw it service charged 0.
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QUOTE(David83 @ May 27 2013, 04:06 PM)
When do IBT using CIMBClicks, I noticed that there're two new fields need to fill in:

1. Recipient Reference (mandatory)
2. Description (forgotten to confirm)

May I know what're these two fields? I was performing for a favourite account.
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correct me if im wrong, the recipient reference might be there to let the recipient knows wat the payment is for e.g invoice number etc.

i tried writing sumthing in it since it was mandatory, but nothing appear on my friend's transaction history. Dont really know wat cimb try to achieve here
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QUOTE(henshin80 @ May 28 2013, 11:18 AM)
correct me if im wrong, the recipient reference might be there to let the recipient knows wat the payment is for e.g invoice number etc.

i tried writing sumthing in it since it was mandatory, but nothing appear on my friend's transaction history. Dont really know wat cimb try to achieve here
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If I knew what to fill, I won't be posting to ask about it here.

There's no example or screenshot for it during the process of transaction.
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I do not know if this is the right place to ask. I made an online IBG transfer d other day and was told that it failed (with message from the bank). So I made another transfer.

However, later it showed that both were charged and this was confirmed by the bank that both transaction were successful despite giving me a notice that the initial transaction has failed.

Now the bank ask me to provide a authorization letter to cancel the payment. Anybody knows how to I write this and whom do I give it to or something?

Thanks
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QUOTE(alexanderclz @ May 31 2013, 06:42 PM)
I do not know if this is the right place to ask. I made an online IBG transfer d other day and was told that it failed (with message from the bank). So I made another transfer.

However, later it showed that both were charged and this was confirmed by the bank that both transaction were successful despite giving me a notice that the initial transaction has failed.

Now the bank ask me to provide a authorization letter to cancel the payment. Anybody knows how to I write this and whom do I give it to or something?

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Care to share which bank ?
I believe you won't be able to recover the funds once transferred.
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Jun 1 2013, 12:07 AM)
Care to share which bank ?
I believe you won't be able to recover the funds once transferred.
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Hong Leong bank. Came out a message said transaction failed and so on. I guess my mistake also cus didn't check properly b4 doing another transaction. Luckily it's just a small amount. Nevertheless, quite disappointed with them.
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is it only cimb allow instant transfer for IBG right now ?
i was thinking on signing up for public bank acc if they had instant ibg transfer
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QUOTE(liquidsny @ Jun 1 2013, 08:11 PM)
is it only cimb allow instant transfer for IBG right now ?
i was thinking on signing up for public bank acc if they had instant ibg transfer
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Details: http://www.cimbclicks.com.my/transfer-funds.html
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QUOTE(David83 @ Jun 1 2013, 09:01 PM)
my question were if public bank has instant ibg function like cimb does
not if i could do instant transfer from cimb to pbe bank
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QUOTE(liquidsny @ Jun 1 2013, 08:11 PM)
is it only cimb allow instant transfer for IBG right now ?
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Maybank also offers this instant funds transfer too. And also another two or three banks.


QUOTE(liquidsny @ Jun 1 2013, 08:11 PM)
i was thinking on signing up for public bank acc if they had instant ibg transfer
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I believe Public Bank call theirs as Quick Pay. Service fee is RM2 for transfer to local and foreign Islamic bank. Foreign Islamic bank refers to bank such as Kuwait Finance House. Transfer to local foreign bank will cost you RM4. Examples of local foreign bank is HSBC and UOB.

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jun 1 2013, 09:48 PM)
Maybank also offers this instant funds transfer too. And also another two or three banks.
I believe Public Bank call theirs as Quick Pay. Service fee is RM2 for transfer to local and foreign Islamic bank. Foreign Islamic bank refers to bank such as Kuwait Finance House. Transfer to local foreign bank will cost you RM4. Examples of local foreign bank is HSBC and UOB.
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thanks that's what i would like to know
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Senior, need some advice here.

I'm trying to use the IBG transfer to pay my Condo Management fee. It is park under CIMB Bank with account name 'JMB-PV10(MF)'.

Now my problem is, when I try to key in M2U Recipient name, it does not allow any Symbol or Numeric in the Recipient name column. So in that case what should I key in? Even there is the recipient mobile number, can I just key in my number? Is the Recipient name important that must be match with the Account Number?

Sorry, no experience on this type of transaction.

Hope someone can help.

Thanks
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QUOTE(dannyw @ Jun 3 2013, 09:48 AM)
Senior, need some advice here.

I'm trying to use the IBG transfer to pay my Condo Management fee. It is park under CIMB Bank with account name 'JMB-PV10(MF)'.

Now my problem is, when I try to key in M2U Recipient name, it does not allow any Symbol or Numeric in the Recipient name column. So in that case what should I key in? Even there is the recipient mobile number, can I just key in my number? Is the Recipient name important that must be match with the Account Number?

Sorry, no experience on this type of transaction.

Hope someone can help.

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I will suggest to type : JMB PV10 MF
How come CIMB allows opening account with such name format ???
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Jun 3 2013, 10:07 AM)
I will suggest to type : JMB PV10 MF
How come CIMB allows opening account with such name format ???
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Thanks for reply Ronnie. However, the '10' is consider numeric, so still does not allow me to go. rclxub.gif

Wonder if I put my name in Recipient name, will it reject later as it does not match to the Account Holder name?
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QUOTE(dannyw @ Jun 3 2013, 10:26 AM)
Thanks for reply Ronnie. However, the '10' is consider numeric, so still does not allow me to go.  rclxub.gif

Wonder if I put my name in Recipient name, will it reject later as it does not match to the Account Holder name?
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Maybe you can try JMB PVTEN MF?

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QUOTE(henshin80 @ Jun 3 2013, 10:47 AM)
Maybe you can try JMB PVTEN MF?

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I call up CS, they say should be fine, as long as the Account Number is correct.

So I did my transfer yesterday before 12pm. By today the Recipient still have not received? Is that normal?

I thought, the conditon is if I transfer before 12pm, it should be received within the same day. Which work very well for me to transfer to UOB all these year. I just double check the next day, sure received.

Is that due to this account is Current account or due to CIMB? rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(dannyw @ Jun 5 2013, 04:43 PM)
I call up CS, they say should be fine, as long as the Account Number is correct.

So I did my transfer yesterday before 12pm. By today the Recipient still have not received? Is that normal?

I thought, the conditon is if I transfer before 12pm, it should be received within the same day. Which work very well for me to transfer to UOB all these year. I just double check the next day, sure received.

Is that due to this account is Current account or due to CIMB?  rclxub.gif
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The recipient should check only after 7pm (CIMB cut-off time is later)
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Jun 5 2013, 05:43 PM)
The recipient should check only after 7pm (CIMB cut-off time is later)
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Thanks for the info. The crucial part is, same day or different day?

If same day, I can understand or wait until before 12am also reasonable.

Now I have check on next day also not received. Hope will received by today after 7pm then.

Will call them up to check on tomorrow morning.
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QUOTE(dannyw @ Jun 5 2013, 06:01 PM)
Thanks for the info. The crucial part is, same day or different day?

If same day, I can understand or wait until before 12am also reasonable.

Now I have check on next day also not received. Hope will received by today after 7pm then.

Will call them up to check on tomorrow morning.
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Just to update here. Maybank still transfer within the day.

I guess must be the staff who check the account having issue. shakehead.gif
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Effective, 21-May-2013, CIMB increase the cost of Banker's Cheque from RM2.15 to RM5.15 mad.gif

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QUOTE(ronnie @ Jun 6 2013, 11:33 PM)
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That'll be similar fee from Maybank too right? hmm.gif
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That'll be similar fee from Maybank too right? hmm.gif
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Unfortunately yes... CIMB used to be cheaper
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Wanna ask if you want to transfer RM500K to your friend, what will you do?
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Wanna ask if you want to transfer RM500K to your friend, what will you do?
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Do it over the counter.
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QUOTE(David83 @ Jun 11 2013, 10:53 PM)
Do it over the counter.
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That means both of us have to be there and holding same bank account?

How about using the Rentas?
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QUOTE(yoyoyhs @ Jun 13 2013, 08:01 PM)
That means both of us have to be there and holding same bank account?

How about using the Rentas?
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I think only the one who wants to do the transfer needs to be present since online limit is only 5k.
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QUOTE(jeffwkh @ Jun 16 2013, 02:13 PM)
Have anyone experience this before since end of may I made interbanking with and requested for PAC number thru mobile phone but I only received the PAC number the next morning!!!

It happen many times till today and make complain but still no reply from bank!!!
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Did you make a second request after the first one expired?

I found out that OCBC TAC is always delayed. Most of the time, I need to request for 2nd one.

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