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post Jan 9 2012, 08:51 AM

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Got a Million Ringgit in cash? If yes you get to enjoy 6.88% for 3 months with HSBC NEW Premier Account, but for only half of it.

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To read my brief comments on HSBC CNY Promo, go to my blog (towards the end just before summary).
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QUOTE(Subconcious @ Jan 8 2012, 09:23 PM)
i think most bank come out attractive FD interest at the end of the year because they want to close their end sales target right? always like that?
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usually around festive season.
which is around bonus season biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 9 2012, 08:51 AM)
Got a Million Ringgit in cash? If yes you get to enjoy 6.88% for 3 months with HSBC NEW Premier Account, but for only half of it.

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To read my brief comments on HSBC CNY Promo, go to my blog (towards the end just before summary).
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if i read this right, this hsbc u have to leave the total funds (the part which is not in FD) with the bank for 3 months, to enjoy up to 6.88%.

whereas for ocbc, u can enjoy 5% but the funds not in FD u can take it out and use it elsewhere.
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hello all, i am a bit confuse about the current FD package, I dont find those good rates you guys mentioned from bank websites, most of their website still showing annual rate of 3.1% - 3.15%, I dont see any FD rate at 4%, 5% etc.

I am asking on behalf of my mother, she lost quite a bit from public mutual and now she wants to put all her money into FD. But I don't know which one is a best package. From this topic I see OCBC 5%, HSBC 5%, UOB and stanchart etc, but when I go to their website, all 3.1%-3.15% only.

So, if you have a cash of around RM1,300,000, which bank and which FD package? hosrt term 3 months also can, so that it wont get locked in, in case here are some better package, my mother can change to other bank.

I try to search this topic but still a bit confuse. So, all tai kor and tai jie, please lend me your hand, advise me which one is a best package on the market now.

thank you very much!!!!
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QUOTE(ultraman29 @ Jan 9 2012, 03:40 PM)
if i read this right, this hsbc u have to leave the total funds (the part which is not in FD) with the bank for 3 months, to enjoy up to 6.88%.

whereas for ocbc, u can enjoy 5% but the funds not in FD u can take it out and use it elsewhere.
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yes, for HSBC case, your other half of the funds have to remain with HSBC for 3 months.

QUOTE(taitai29 @ Jan 9 2012, 06:01 PM)
hello all, i am a bit confuse about the current FD package, I dont find those good rates you guys mentioned from bank websites, most of their website still showing annual rate of 3.1% - 3.15%, I dont see any FD rate at 4%, 5% etc.

I am asking on behalf of my mother, she lost quite a bit from public mutual and now she wants to put all her money into FD.  But I don't know which one is a best package.  From this topic I see OCBC 5%, HSBC 5%, UOB and stanchart etc, but when I go to their website, all 3.1%-3.15% only.

So, if you have a cash of around RM1,300,000, which bank and which FD package?  hosrt term 3 months also can, so that it wont get locked in, in case here are some better package, my mother can change to other bank.

I try to search this topic but still a bit confuse.  So, all tai kor and tai jie, please lend me your hand, advise me which one is a best package on the market now.

thank you very much!!!!
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Another guy to be spoon fed doh.gif Hello, did you read the 1st post, it is stated that you CALL the banks to confirm the promotions and not check their website doh.gif

and with you posting you have RM1.3M cash, either you love to be receiving PM by the many con men and maybe one or two overly eager insurance agents lurking around this forum or you just want to let us know you're freaking rich tongue.gif

And welcome to the FDMCG club smile.gif

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For your case, it is best you go talk directly to a Premier/Priority/Privelige Banking Relationship Manager directly instead of just anyone in the banking hall to avoid what sylille gone thru. click below link and read Post#404

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2070535/+400

And if your place got no Premier Banking, with RM1.3M, the Bank Manager himself/herself would be more than happy to attend to you and your mother.

With your amount and for 3 months tenure, look into HSBC promo above. But after that, you can close the account because they usually don't have good promotions for existing Premier Account holders.

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jan 7 2012, 04:35 AM)
MBSB's board rates are negotiable too, and it depends on the FD amount
and the business relationship history with them.

But MBSB's 4.7% rate for 5 years tenure is strictly not negotiable, they
claims that 4.7% is the best rate in the market...  biggrin.gif

the rate is pretty good. 1% more than Bank Rakyat's 5 year 4.6% smile.gif


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I think the same way...

MilesAndMore also said that Bank Rakyat is a profitable company loh... biggrin.gif

Can go for OCBC 4% promo and Bank Rakyat simultaneously, but the only different
thing is: put large sum into OCBC, and put a very small sum into Bank Rakyat for testing purpose...

And at the same time, study Bank Rakyat business model, background and etc...I think MilesAndMore
knows pretty well about Bank Rakyat...

According to the teller, Bank Raykat's 'FD' profit is paid monthly.

I have just signed up for OCBC 12mth 4% tenure. Staff told me the rate is fixed and does not fluctuates.
Also to add on, if u withdraw after 90days, u will be compensated half of the interest.


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For example : if you sign up for their 60mth tenure (4.6%), you will receive 4.6% profit monthly. If u withdraw
the principal before maturity at the 12th mth (4.01%), the extra profit given to u will be deducted from your
principal based on 4.01%.  ---- from turion64


So, this means that the principal money will not be lost if premature withdrawal? They just took back the
given interest but depositor can still make a small amount of interest? (4.6% - 4.01%)

Correct.

For example :
$10k for 5 years @ 4.6% - Rm460/yearly
Took out the $10k at 12th month, u will receive your principal minus (Rm460 minus Rm401) = $10k - Rm59
So total u will be able to withdraw out from principal is Rm9941

Of course not forgetting the monthly/fortnightly interest u have accumulated.



QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 7 2012, 10:30 AM)
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A board rate means a normal FD rate

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So this confirms that OCBC GIA rate is NOT fixed.


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Based on OCBC GIA product description, it is the same as HSBC Amanah AGIA-i, so it means the profit rate is fixed. However, it is an Islamic product, so the product description is a little bit different than conventional FD product. Instead of telling you the profit rate is fixed, they will tell you that you will get the profit based on an agreed profit sharing ratio when you opened the account.

MBSB is not a bank unlike Bank Rakyat. MBSB is something like a financial house only. I don't know much about MBSB.
There are a few types. Profit can be paid on a monthly basis, on maturity or on the day the account is opened similar to HSBC Amanah TD-i (upfront payment scheme) and RHB Islamic Commodity Murabahah Deposit-i.
It depends on which Bank Rakyat "FD" you go for.
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Yes.

Yes u r right. I have double confirmed this with OCBC staff. smile.gif


QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 7 2012, 12:11 PM)
The monthly interest payment is applicable for the 12 months tenure?

If you do try them out, please update us on the product.
Once again, 12 months? If yes, I should drop by and check it out myself.
Firstly, most humans are Kiasi but not everyone is Kiasu.  tongue.gif

Yes. Monthly interest payout is applicable for 12 mth tenure.


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haha, we are depositing into FD because we are not risk takers.

As for MBSB:

In my opinion, 5 years is a long time, (unless FD rate was like the last time when it was 14% or so), you'll never know what will happen. MBSB deposits are not insured by PIDM right.

MBSB is a listed company, looks like last 2 years were good years for them. You can get their announcements here, take a look at 4th quarter 2009. And there was a right issue too in 2011. And if you go read the annual reports (from MBSB website), they were loosing money up to 2003.

If you read the 2009 Annual Report (link to their past annual report are available at their website), there is a chart showing that their profit have been on the increase since 2005. And in 2009, they had a new CEO who has been concentrating on personal finance.

Anyway, go google MBSB NPL and MBSB rights issue for some weekend reading. 

And guess who is the major shareholder of MBSB? It is EPF. So I guess your money should be save with MBSB as I don't think the government will allow MBSB to collapse.
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Actually what does MBSB stands for? Is it a financial institution or a Bank?


**post edited to fix the quote's code. Kindly refrain from using multiple quotes in the same quote in future posting as it got me all dizzy too.

This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jan 9 2012, 09:15 PM
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QUOTE(TSOM @ Jan 9 2012, 07:05 AM)
There's no Bank Persatuan in Sabah!! sad.gif
Only MBSB ..


Added on January 9, 2012, 7:09 amWhat is good with MBSB? Is it their shares like bank rakyat/bank persatuan or their FD products?
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The only good thing about MBSB at this time being perhaps is their
4.7% FD rate for 5 years tenure, and interest will be paid in every 6 months.
So, depositors will receive 10 times of interest in 5 years time (pay interest twice
per year).

Pay interest in every 6 months applies to their Exclusive 5 category (4.7% rate p.a. for
5 years tenure) only.

MBSB is still using very an old and traditional type of photostating IC method whereas
nowadays most banks are using a small device to save and verify customers' identifications
from customers' ICs.

In my opinion, MBSB cannot compare to major banks in terms of professionalism and
company management.

But in overall, MBSB is acceptable as a medium size financial institution based on Malaysia standards. biggrin.gif

About Bnak Rakyat, I just read an article yesterday, Bank Raykat has been developing their finance
business to government workers very successfully for quite some time.

Bank Raykat is MBSB main competitor.

I do not know anything about Bank Persatuan.

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Guys, how can you all forget about Kuwait Finance House ? It's been offering 4% return since last month for 6, 12 and 24 months tenure and this promotion is due to expire at the end of next month. It needs a minimum deposit of RM20,000 and there doesn't seem to be a maximum limit for this promotion. There is no need to split your money between normal board rate and this promotion rate either!

I saw the banner when i walked pass a KFH branch this morning. I was on my way to UOB to buy new banknotes and to get their ang pow for this year biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(ultraman29 @ Jan 9 2012, 03:40 PM)
if i read this right, this hsbc u have to leave the total funds (the part which is not in FD) with the bank for 3 months, to enjoy up to 6.88%.

whereas for ocbc, u can enjoy 5% but the funds not in FD u can take it out and use it elsewhere.
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This is what I found out about HSBC latest FD promotions for Premier Account. Minimum FD placement is RM 200K:

(1) Deposit from RM 200K to RM 500K at 4.88% rate for 3 months.
First RM 100K will get 4.88%, the remaining balance will get board rate from 3% or 3.05% (Islamic)
Average FD rate for 3 months tenure is 3.965% (4.88% + 3.05%) /2 = 3.965

(2) Deposit from RM 500001.00 to RM 999999.00 at 5.88% rate for 3 months.
First RM 250K will get 5.88%, the remaining balance will get board rate from 3% or 3.05% (Islamic)
Average FD rate for 3 months tenure is 4.465% (5.88% + 3.05%) /2 = 4.465%

(3) Deposit above 1 RM million at 6.88% rate for 3 months.
First RM 500K will get 6.88%, the remaining balance will get board rate from 3% or 3.05% (Islamic)
Average FD rate for 3 months tenure is 4.965% (6.88% + 3.05%) /2 = 4.965%


Note:
HSBC will have a RM 150 monthly charge for Premier account if the Premier account balance drops below RM 200K.

But The RM said he will change from Premier account to normal saving account once the depositors withdraw
the funds upon FD maturity.


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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jan 9 2012, 09:24 PM)
HSBC will have a RM 150 monthly charge for Premier account if the Premier account balance drops below RM 200K.

But The RM said he will change from Premier account to normal saving account once the depositors withdraw
the funds upon FD maturity.
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Actually, HSBC will first send out letters to you to remind you to top up your fund in HSBC but you will have to pay the RM150 account service fee on the first month your total relationship balance falls below RM200k.

A HSBC Premier account will only be converted to an Advance or any other normal savings account types upon the customer's request or when the customer fail to top up the balance to at least RM200k for three consecutive months.
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QUOTE(turion64 @ Jan 9 2012, 08:32 PM)
the rate is pretty good. 1% more than Bank Rakyat's 5 year 4.6% smile.gif
I have just signed up for OCBC 12mth 4% tenure. Staff told me the rate is fixed and does not fluctuates.
Also to add on, if u withdraw after 90days, u will be compensated half of the interest.


So, this means that the principal money will not be lost if premature withdrawal? They just took back the
given interest but depositor can still make a small amount of interest? (4.6% - 4.01%)

Correct.

For example :
$10k for 5 years @ 4.6% - Rm460/yearly
Took out the $10k at 12th month, u will receive your principal minus (Rm460 minus Rm401) = $10k - Rm59
So total u will be able to withdraw out from principal is Rm9941

Of course not forgetting the monthly/fortnightly interest u have accumulated.

Yes u r right. I have double confirmed this with OCBC staff. smile.gif
Yes. Monthly interest payout is applicable for 12 mth tenure.
Actually what does MBSB stands for? Is it a financial institution or a Bank?
**post edited to fix the quote's code. Kindly refrain from using multiple quotes in the same quote in future posting as it got me all dizzy too.
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Tuan, please check out MBSB here:

www.mbsb.com.my

Fixed Deposits:
http://www.mbsb.com.my/deposits_fixed.html


QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 9 2012, 09:20 PM)
Guys, how can you all forget about Kuwait Finance House ? It's been offering 4% return since last month for 6, 12 and 24 months tenure and this promotion is due to expire at the end of next month. It needs a minimum deposit of RM20,000 and there doesn't seem to be a maximum limit for this promotion. There is no need to split your money between normal board rate and this promotion rate either!

I saw the banner when i walked pass a KFH branch this morning. I was on my way to UOB to buy new banknotes and to get their ang pow for this year   biggrin.gif
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Kuwait Finance House..??? biggrin.gif biggrin.gif

I had never heard of it before you mentioned it here...
Thank you for the info....


All right, let's check it out here...
http://www.kfh.com.my/kfhmb/


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Added on January 9, 2012, 10:02 pm
QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 9 2012, 09:29 PM)
Actually, HSBC will first send out letters to you to remind you to top up your fund in HSBC but you will have to pay the RM150 account service fee on the first month your total relationship balance falls below RM200k.

A HSBC Premier account will only be converted to an Advance or any other normal savings account types upon the customer's request or when the customer fail to top up the balance to at least RM200k for three consecutive months.
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All right... got it..and thanks.. smile.gif





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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 9 2012, 09:20 PM)
Guys, how can you all forget about Kuwait Finance House ? It's been offering 4% return since last month for 6, 12 and 24 months tenure and this promotion is due to expire at the end of next month. It needs a minimum deposit of RM20,000 and there doesn't seem to be a maximum limit for this promotion. There is no need to split your money between normal board rate and this promotion rate either!

I saw the banner when i walked pass a KFH branch this morning. I was on my way to UOB to buy new banknotes and to get their ang pow for this year   biggrin.gif
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wah, 6 months too thumbup.gif Thank Bro for the info.

O.T. You changing new notes - you are married and giving Ang Pows or you just like new notes tongue.gif Yah, most banks started to distribute Ang Pows today.

QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jan 9 2012, 09:33 PM)
All right, let's check it out here...
http://www.kfh.com.my/kfhmb/
Thanks. And it pays the interest in "advance" and you need to open a current or savings account.

Click here for T&C

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 9 2012, 09:29 PM)
Actually, HSBC will first send out letters to you to remind you to top up your fund in HSBC but you will have to pay the RM150 account service fee on the first month your total relationship balance falls below RM200k.

A HSBC Premier account will only be converted to an Advance or any other normal savings account types upon the customer's request or when the customer fail to top up the balance to at least RM200k for three consecutive months.
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My ex-SCB RM told me that SCB will charge RM100/month, but she said she can always appeal to get it waived for me if I have intention to top up soon. But I don't think I will be depositing anytime soon with them so asked her to close my account instead of me requesting the monthly charges to be waived and her having work to do. So, she said she will first downgrade my account before I can close.

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 9 2012, 10:08 PM)
wah, 6 months too  thumbup.gif Thank Bro for the info.

O.T. You changing new notes - you are married and giving Ang Pows or you just like new notes  tongue.gif 
I was just helping my mom to change it biggrin.gif Also gave me a chance to get a mandarin orange or two and to get a free coke from the fridge laugh.gif But i didn't see any mandarin orange in HSBC today sad.gif


QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 9 2012, 10:08 PM)
Yah, most banks started to distribute Ang Pows today.
I managed to buy some new RM10 (still in old design) from HSBC while UOB told me they will only start selling the new banknotes next week. HSBC said they don't have much in stock as they too won't be officially start to sell the new banknotes for CNY until next Monday. The staff at HSBC also told me that HSBC HQ in KL hasn't couriered this year's ang pow to them yet and asked me to come back next week. So last minute doh.gif

Anyway, any of you managed to buy the new banknotes (new design) ?


QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 9 2012, 10:08 PM)
Thanks. And it pays the interest in "advance" and you need to open a current or savings account.

Click here for T&C
Yes. Upfront payment a là HSBC Amanah TD-i upfront payment scheme thumbup.gif KFH is very generous with their savings account interest rate too rclxms.gif


QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 9 2012, 10:08 PM)
My ex-SCB RM told me that SCB will charge RM100/month, but she said she can always appeal to get it waived for me if I have intention to top up soon. But I don't think I will be depositing anytime soon with them so asked her to close my account instead of me requesting the monthly charges to be waived and her having work to do. So, she said she will first downgrade my account before I can close.
How nice of her to offered to help. HSBC on the other hand, is very strict about this.

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Ask you guys a question:

Do you guys feel comfortable when every time you sign-up a new bank account, you need to fill out your personal information like your home address, home phone number, work phone number and etc on the bank form?

I know this is a must requirement to provide this personal information to the banks in order to open a new bank account, but I do not feel comfortable to disclose my personal information to many banks because this is my privacy especially when the banks know how much money I have.

I do not mean the bank will come to our house to rob me. In my opinion, it is always better not to disclose our home address and phone number in order to safeguard ourselves. Bank staffs are human being also..

Furthermore, banks sometime call me and convince me to apply for their credit cards and etc... I do not like this at all..! HLB was doing this very often to me last time, even I had closed my FD account with them.

I am thinking to put down a fake home address and fake home phone on the bank form, but only put down my real hand phone number..

What do you guys think..?




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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jan 9 2012, 09:20 PM)
Guys, how can you all forget about Kuwait Finance House ? It's been offering 4% return since last month for 6, 12 and 24 months tenure and this promotion is due to expire at the end of next month. It needs a minimum deposit of RM20,000 and there doesn't seem to be a maximum limit for this promotion. There is no need to split your money between normal board rate and this promotion rate either!

I saw the banner when i walked pass a KFH branch this morning. I was on my way to UOB to buy new banknotes and to get their ang pow for this year  biggrin.gif
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Thanks for sharing with us. I have never heard of KFH before, didn't sound like a bank. Upfront interest payment is awesome. I am considering the 6-month tenure, that is, if the deposit is PIDM protected. thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jan 9 2012, 11:30 PM)
Ask you guys a question:

Do you guys feel comfortable when every time you sign-up a new bank account, you need to fill out your personal information like your home address, home phone number, work phone number and etc on the bank form?

I know this is a must requirement to provide this personal information to the banks in order to open a new bank account, but I do not feel comfortable to disclose my personal information to many banks because this is my privacy especially when the banks know how much money I have.

I do not mean the bank will come to our house to rob me. In my opinion, it is always better not to disclose our home address and phone number in order to safeguard ourselves. Bank staffs are human being also..

Furthermore, banks sometime call me and convince me to apply for their credit cards and etc... I do not like this at all..! HLB was doing this very often to me last time, even I had closed my FD account with them.

I am thinking to put down a fake home address and fake home phone on the bank form, but only put down my real hand phone number..

What do you guys think..?
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To be honest, I have friends that worked in the marketing line and shockingly, they told me banks do sell their information to marketeers. Its not really the bank that have sold it, but the staff sold it without the company's knowledge. Actually nothing can be done about it, probably just give your housephone instead to avoid getting spams on your cellphone.
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QUOTE(turion64 @ Jan 10 2012, 12:07 AM)
To be honest, I have friends that worked in the marketing line and shockingly, they told me banks do sell their information to marketeers. Its not really the bank that have sold it, but the staff sold it without the company's knowledge. Actually nothing can be done about it, probably just give your housephone instead to avoid getting spams on your cellphone.
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The worst thing what if the personal information pass to kidnapper or robber?

No, I would provide my hand phone number rather than my house phone.

Call to house is more annoying and is more dangerous if the caller has
bad intention to cheat money.

Don't you read newspaper lately there are many con people (pretended calling from bank)
call to house and say your bank account is suspended because of committing crime?
and they will request you to transfer your fund to other people bank account
in order to safeguard the rest of your money....


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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jan 10 2012, 12:30 AM)
The worst thing what if the personal information pass to kidnapper or robber?

No, I would provide my hand phone number rather than my house phone.

Call to house is more annoying and is more dangerous if the caller has
bad intention to cheat money.

Don't you read newspaper lately there are many con people (pretended calling from bank)
call to house and say your bank account is suspended because of committing crime?
and they will request you to transfer your fund to other people bank account
in order to safeguard the rest of your money....


Added on January 10, 2012, 12:41 amI have been thinking about to use Mail Box Etc service, so that I can put
down Mail Box Etc address (street address) on my IC instead of my real home address.

Please check out Mail Box Etc website:

http://www.mbe.com.my/ps_ms.php
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well it all depends. as my housephone hardly anyone pick it up. as everyone has their own cellphones. registered it just for sake of internet.hehe
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QUOTE(turion64 @ Jan 10 2012, 12:45 AM)
well it all depends. as my housephone hardly anyone pick it up. as everyone has their own cellphones. registered it just for sake of internet.hehe
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I have received many phone calls from foreign con women who
called to my house phone, they said I won a lottery and bla..bla.. sweat.gif

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QUOTE(BoomChaCha @ Jan 10 2012, 12:54 AM)
I have received many phone calls from foreign con women who
called to my house phone, they said I won a lottery and bla..bla..

I am not saying I am rich, but I want to try my best to protect my privacy...  sweat.gif
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well there isnt really any 100% privacy in bolehland..even UK have phone hacking scandal...lol

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