Put your name as registered with Maybank for your bank account.

Request for this one below:

http://www.rhb.com.my/cards/debit-card/db_rhb_main.html

And the annual fee is only RM8 but there is no cash back reward.

This card was introduced a few months ago. Yup. No problem!

I had no idea about this at all! Any picture of it yet ?

Okay. Currently i have two accounts tagged to a single ATM card. Will ask them to separate it into two cards tomorrow if i have time

I believe it will be automatically deducted from your regular savings account, the one that you initially got the debit card with.

It seems Public Bank have indeed phased out the old red or blue ATM card, meaning no longer issuing new one now. However, if that really is the case and they only issue Day2Day VISA debit card now, they still shouldn't charge you for the card.

Anyway, why don't you send them an email via their website and see how is their response from the HQ ?

It shouldn't be a problem. Gotta see if the branch still have that Maybank MU VISA debit card in stock though.

One can cancel this card and request for the old MEPS ATM card. The annual fee is still RM8. I will do that next year before the annual fee is due

Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card
Maybank MasterCard Platinum Debit

However, it's been reported that the Maybank MasterCard Platinum can't be used at some websites. So the safest choice would be PBB D2D VISA debit card.

I got the reply that we can change to the old ATM card through CIMBClicks secured message. Anyway, will try next year and see how it goes. If they really no longer issue the normal ATM card then i will just close my account. I rarely use CIMB Bank nowadays anyway. I do however wonder, how about the ATM card/debit card for Basic Savings Account 2...

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Oct 1 2013, 03:01 PM

When Public Bank first introduced the Day2Day VISA debit card, the annual fee was RM12/pa. However, they revised the annual fee to RM8/pa a year later when they started to market the PBB D2D VISA debit card more aggressively.

When it comes to unreasonable debit card annual fee, RHB Bank is the obvious winner. When RHB Bank first came out with their first debit MasterCard a few years ago, the annual fee was RM20/pa. After a while they reduced it to RM15/pa. But then they had a change of mind just a few months later and changed it back to RM20/pa. Anyhow, RHB Bank came out with yet another new debit card again last year named simply as RHB Debit Card (sky blue color) and the annual fee is only RM8/pa. This particular debit card however, doesn't have cash back feature or reward point system. But the good thing about this RHB Debit Card is that you still get to enjoy all the RHB Friday Specials offer

Not sure if CIMB Bank will reconsider to lower their debit MasterCard annual fee but i wouldn't hold my breath.

For most types of savings account, yes. It is possible.


No.

Erm... no. I don't think so. Do you still have the approval slip copy that you got from Tesco ? You should see if the amount in that approval slip is the same and if it is not, then you should dispute it.

You do not have to manually register for this service anymore. You only have to double confirm with the CS that they have registered your cellphone number for online purchase and that's all.

It is 0.8% cash back for grocery shopping.

Yeah. It is still available. As a matter of fact, i just got mine changed from the Superman VISA debit to MU VISA debit yesterday afternoon I got the Superman VISA debit card before CNY and back then, Superman VISA debit card was the only one they had. But when i went there yesterday, they only had the MU VISA debit card.

RM12, not RM10.

I have not gone through the benefits that come from these two cards yet. I personally like this MU VISA debit card as there is no Maybank logo on the front (PS: i am no football fan, so i am okay with any football club)

By the way, the Superman VISA debit card is very nice too.

You don't have to call CIMB. CIMB will release the money in the next few days (up to 30 days). But from my experience, they will release the fund back to your account in 5-10 banking days.