[quote=alexwsk,Mar 3 2012, 09:58 AM]
haha, just as i thought
go to the bank and ask them to change the debit card to non annual fee/non unlimited withdrawal option, but remember that you can withdraw from ATM for free for 4 times a month, after that it will be charge RM0.50 each

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Good option.

just type ur card number, and deposit the cash. done. easy as pie.

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Added on March 3, 2012, 9:26 pmdo you know what should i bring to apply cimb debit? i dun wan to come all the way, later just find out they need some fotocopies of some documents (eg, salary slip, ic, etc..). thx

This post has been edited by fyrogenesis: Mar 3 2012, 09:26 PM

Erm, my experience, bring ur cimb atm card, ur i.c is enough. And prepare RM8 for the charges converting atm card to debit card . I'm not sure whether the RM8 is waived for now or not.

Is there any debit card bank charges for over the counter purchases as well as online purchases?

No, it is not a credit card for you to bring your salary slip, just bring your MyKad is all enough

No.. although some store impose a minimum purchase amount to enable you to use any card...

Have you tried it yourself ? It shouldn't be a problem. There is however, one airline that is blocking the use of debit card to pay for their ticket through their website but i don't remember which airline is that already but i am pretty sure it's not EVA Air.

By the way, who told you that you must use a credit card ? EVA Air staff ? Sometimes some people don't know much about debit card. My advice is that you give it a try

May i ask where are you going to fly to ? KL to Taipei ? If you are travelling in Economy Class, make sure you reserve a seat in the Evergreen Deluxe cabin. EVA Air is currently flying the Boeing 747-400Mixed Configuration to KL and this aircraft type has a big Evergeen Deluxe cabin and it is sold as Economy Class Evergreen Deluxe is a Premium Economy Class cabin and it comes with wider seat and features more legroom


CIMB e.MasterCard can be used online but not the new CIMB debit MasterCard that was just introduced late last year.


The RM0.50 penalty for excess withdrawal will be automatically waived if your balance is not less than RM5,000 when the excess withdrawal occurs

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Mar 5 2012, 03:55 PM

I've read through some of the posts, saying that in order to waive the annual fees for PBB Esso Mobil Debit card, you need to swipe at least once a month. But I visited their website just now, it is stated

"Annual card fee waiver for life without any conditions."

Or maybe the policy has changed since so many competitors out there?

PBB ESSO VISA debit card has always been annual fee free.

Oops, my bad. Might have confused myself with PBB Visa Electron Debit.

An additional question, how much normally does Maybankard Visa Debit charges for overseas transaction (admin fee)?

This post has been edited by wyxyz: Mar 5 2012, 11:39 PM

ok. thx. i just went today, and they just asked for cimb card, and ic and account book. i didnt remeber having the book (mybe lost it), but the staff insist that i actually have one.. so i cannot apply. .

so.. i went to make one in maybank. it seem went well at the moment, BUT! when i tried to use it for paypal (maybank debit MS platinum), it was denied! i dunno what is the problem. demm.. should i wait for maybe a couple of day before can use? i dun understand bc they said can use for online...

What happen if your debit card got stolen? Of course u make a report quickly. Will the thief be able to use the card before the report is made? How to safe guard our money from being stolen? How safe is Debt Card compare to Credit Card?

Depending on which debit card you're with, you can immediately call the card centre to block it just like the normal card you have (ATM/credit card)

I'm using Public Bank ATM & Debit Card. I heard that When I swipe the debit card, I don't have to key in pin or whatever to verify I'm the user?

Dear mod, how about cancellation of this card- any charges?

No. There isn't.

I'm just want to ask, is maybank visa debit card subjected to RM50 government tax?

debit card is not subject to rm50 govt tax

Oh i see. btw, anyone here have using cimb e.mastercard? If the card has expired after 7 years, do I need to pay for card replacement fee? Sorry if this question have been asked before but I curious want to know after reading this

This post has been edited by badminto: Mar 12 2012, 03:40 PM

Anyone got the RHB Platinum Debit Card? Doesnt' seem any special requirements for eligibility, and annual fees are waived after 5 swipes per annum. Unlike normal card fees which are RM20 pa.

Anyone tried using Maybankard Visa Debit to make transactions via Agoda (6% off for Visa and Mastercard CC)?