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 Credit Card v16, Ask general questions here, Please read the 1st post before posting!

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oldman8088
post Jan 20 2012, 12:06 AM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 19 2012, 10:11 PM)
Why? Because a credit card is not an ATM card  doh.gif  It is clearly stated in the Terms and Conditions that all cash advances are subjected to a Fee.

And based on your example, not only will you be charged the withdrawal fee but also 18% interest (as mentioned by ronnie) since your account has outstanding balance after deducting the FEE.

And since you are only asking a question that can be easily be found in the card issuer website, please read below thread:

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2189726
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If cash advance, then it is ok with 18%interest. But above case is over paid rm1000. I just withdraw back my overpaid money, not advance bank money. So can argue with bank for term of 'cash advance '

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post Jan 20 2012, 09:54 AM

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QUOTE(ronnie @ Jan 20 2012, 08:57 AM)
What's the point of paying RM1000 into your credit Card to earn nothing in advance.
What are you trying to achieve ? You paid additional RM1000, and yet you want to take it back out as Cash Advance from Credit Card. Very naive indeed.
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i just based on a case study where posted by another forumer (see below), if we are able to get bank to waive this charges, then we can 0% bt into card account, then withdraw it. Meanings that, a method to convert 0% BT to pocket cash



Debit Card: Put $$ in first, then you swipe the amount deposited.
Credit Card: Use the $$ first, pay later


Cash Advance issue:-

1)Public Bank Debit Card
Example: Bank in RM5,000. Swipe RM4,000. Balance RM1,000.

Then you wish to take back RM1,000 for normal daily cash usage.
Go to Public Bank ATM withdrawal RM1,000.
Amount deducted= RM1,000.


2)Citibank Credit Card
Example: Bank in RM5,000. Swipe RM4,000. Balance RM1,000.

Then you wish to take back RM1,000 for normal daily cash usage.
Go to Citibank ATM withdrawal RM1,000.
Amount deducted= RM1,000 + RM50(5% charge)
= RM1,050


My question is... WHY?!?!??! RM1,000 is my $$$$ in there!
oldman8088
post Feb 13 2012, 02:54 PM

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QUOTE(jack2 @ Feb 13 2012, 10:41 AM)
Thanks.

Thinking to convert to cash, then put in savings. Then use cc to buy Samsung tab from SenQ.

Otherwise, I need to exchange the TP directly from SenQ.
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You can convert cash voucher 8000TP for RM50
or 200TP for RM1, then use the voucher to buy your samsung tab, same.

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