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 Apr 23 2014, 12:05 PM
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hi guys, i have an issue with CIMB.
last 2 weeks i attempt to purchase San Francisco coffee with my CIMB Debit Mastercard but the cashier said that the payment cannot be proceeded because of card problem (which i dont think thats the problem because i can withdraw cash via ATM after that) so i settled it by cash. the day after tomorrow, i checked my account via CIMB clicks, and a total amount of RM15.90 was hold for no reason.  should i call CIMB to cancel it or else?  |
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Apr 24 2014, 02:14 AM
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QUOTE(babienn @ Apr 23 2014, 08:27 PM) Hi guys wanna ask a question, Cash advance/withdrawal fee is aplicable for credit cards only, not debit/ATM cards. And do note, it states no charges for Public bank ATMs only, other bank's ATM will incure RM10 charge.my bro here got a UTAR debit card from Public Bank, which is free for life. He deposited a few hundred into it but then when he wanted to withdraw at the Public Bank ATM, there isn't a "withdraw" button. Just "fast cash" and "cash advance". So I assume to withdraw we should press the cash advance button? Is there any different between "cash advance" and normal "withdraw"? I read about this here where PBB said there is a cash advance fee of 5.0% at ATM? http://www.pbebank.com.my/en/en_content/pe...ates/cards.html  And i believe your bro should press cash advance. |
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