QUOTE(soonlee33 @ Aug 27 2011, 11:40 AM)
wow... the free gift looks niceCredit Card v16, Ask general questions here, Please read the 1st post before posting!
Credit Card v16, Ask general questions here, Please read the 1st post before posting!
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Nov 23 2011, 09:37 AM) exactly, I also blur what you mean when you said your friend want to know good deal or bad deal You got the point Gen-X. It is useless to have higher credit limits for OCBC TMC due to the max cash rebate is RM50 per month.If OCBC not suitable, try MBF for comparison sake. But I can tell you one card that can give her higher CL, ask her go apply CIMB VS, with her salary, she will get higher CL than her MBB 2 Plat. But will you then say she got a bad deal for he MBB 2? **Edited** CL does not mean anything, it's the cardholder spending pattern that is of importance when considering a credit card. For examples: If one gets CL of RM10K for OCBC TMC, does that mean he or she got a bad deal? The OCBC TMC is only good for up to RM1K transactions with the 5% cash back. RM100K CL with OCBC TMC is useless. Compare CIMB VS where CL is RM50K but only earns the cardholder 1X points to MBB 2 AMEX, which is better for transactions at Louis Vuitton or when buying groceries at TESCO? And like I said, want higher CL, go get AMEX charge card and enroll into Turbo Points and earn 1.5% equivalent cash back. |
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QUOTE(jensen_tidus @ Dec 3 2011, 12:08 AM) Been awhile I did not call SCB's hotline, called them today and found their service extremely terrible. I hung up on the first call as its taking too long to check my information, asking for card info they tell me my saving account dormant after putting me on hold for say 3-4 minutes... Hope they have survey call like Ocbc, gonna rate them badly. I do agree with you that SCB telebanking customer service is not up to the par. On 3-Dec 7:45pm I called SCB Platinum line to verify my internet transactions. Have been waited for more than 10 mins to get someone to pick up my call. The guy had a bad tone and was in a rush when talking to me, very impatient. I noticed their call centre hires a lot of guys. Whenever a guy attended to my call, I will tell myself ‘si liao lar’ @_@ Just don’t like to call them. I used to email my queries via online Internet Banking. I personally think that SCB Breeze Internet Banking is the best among others. |
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QUOTE(Phelddagriff @ Dec 6 2011, 10:57 PM) Just answered your own question there haven't you? Also, there are some places locally that ask for IC, not just overseas. Is that really important? Oh gosh! I have just requested UOB bank to change my name on the card from fullname (English name + fullname as per IC) to English name + surname only. |
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Btw, which bank is hard to get a credit card for first timer? HSBC??
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QUOTE(shiroikun @ Dec 16 2011, 03:07 PM) You no need to worry about the GST and the annual fee, it will totally waived for the first year. I suppose if you call up to waive everything, they will do so for the 2nd year. I'm holding the MBF Plat card. I just spent a few thousands only nia for the last 12 months. Just 2 months before the card anniversary date, the customer service called me and waived me the RM50 GST together with the annual fee without me asking for it... The only benefit I see from this card is, you can enjoy 0% interest charges for outstanding not more than RM2000 for gold card and RM3000 for platinum card. You no need to pay full but make sure your outstanding amount don't exceed 2000 for gold |
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