you should have paid with a 50cent coin and said "KEEP THE CHANGE"

The two cards share a RM5k limit.
Yes, it will burst your limit. The installment will consume RM2k limit and you'll have only RM3k remaining credit limit. However, the limit will eventually increase correspondingly as you pay installment each month.

It depends.
Sometimes Maybank will reject straight away, sometimes it allows 10% overlimit.
And FYI, Maybank does not charge overlimit fee. (SCB charges 5%)

I have no idea, really.

Congrats.
What number did MBB use to call u ?
I got a missed call from 03-58855100. When I called back, it is MBB Customer hotline.

Me too. No SMS from OCBC.
Btw, I did receive SMS notification from SCB upon each successful trxn.

Guys,

Is it feasible/legal to charge an amount to Paypal using M2Amex and then withdraw funds from Paypal? by this way, if the trxn is posted on a weekend we would be able to earn 5% from this in-and-out trxn.

withdrawal of RM400 and above is free of charge.

He didn't want to tell his name?
Why didn't you ask his colleague/supervisor?
I'd let him TALK TO MY HAND

I think MBB Customer Complaint Team (whatever u call it) is really doing their job.
I complaint an MBB front desk staff for asking me to go back and photocopy my IC.
Hello ! I came here to give you business u know? This is the way MBB treats customer ?

Due to urgency, I followed his instruction and furnished a photocopy of my IC and opened a basic SA.
Immediately after that, I went back home and filed a complaint. I did not jot down his name but I mentioned time&date. I received call within 5 minutes and they promised to investigate on this matter. Most important thing is, they agree that the staff MUST NOT ASK CUSTOMER TO PHOTOCOPY IC ON THEIR OWN if the customer did not provide one. So I knew I was right.

A few months later I was at there again. The man seemed to remember my face

CIMB has also done a good job for me.
I complaint an impolite staff to HQ by mentioning the whole process, time&date, and his name of course.
Received call from HQ within 1 hour.
After one week, that fella is no more there

guys,

Is this Casio Gent watch worth to redeem ?
I'd like to get a watch. I have not worn a watch for 2 years already.



This post has been edited by chemistry: Dec 2 2011, 11:35 PM

The bank autodebit your account every month.
The cardholder autopay the bill every month.
See the difference ?

You may subscribe autopay with bank or with telco. However I would prefer to deal with bank. Just one call, can cancel all autopay, no need to call every telco/utilities one by one.

Yes.
But be careful with OCBC PayMaster especially doing autopay TM bill. It has different MCC code which entitles to only 1% cash rebate.

if this watch is the one in the brochure, its price is RM99 according to eWatchZone.
14,200 TP is approximately equivalent to RM71.
So I think it's worth.

-both also receive that discount 5%?
if it is the telco who offers discount, then it is better to register with the telco.

-which 1 can register/approve faster?
I have no idea.

- is it automatic caj every month at the same date? can we choose, so the transaction date is on weekend?
Won't be on the same date every month. And , you cannot choose autodebit date.

-can register at blue cube (which open on sunday)?
Why not?

Yes i saw some watches outlets advertising the promotion.
It is real promo.
You interested?
In my opinion, better buy from the real watchmakers like Casio,Swatch,Tissot, Seiko etc...
GUESS is not in this line.

Let's celebrate Christmas with Maybank
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p.../PRO-Promotions

This post has been edited by chemistry: Dec 16 2011, 12:34 AM

Prompt payment record is just one of many assessment criterion, it does not guarantee card approval.

You should have been aware of the risk by canceling a trxn and re-charge to another card.
On top of that, the merchant is in Taiwan ! How troublesome !
Refund is not automatic. It will requires you to file a dispute form. Then, wait for 1 month or two.

This post has been edited by chemistry: Dec 22 2011, 12:15 AM