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Credit Cards Credit Card v17, Ask general questions here, Please read the 1st post before posting!

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SUSDavid83
post Apr 20 2012, 10:51 PM

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QUOTE(iVW @ Apr 20 2012, 09:33 PM)
Hi all sifu, since this is Q&A on credit card thread, I would like to ask something regarding credit card repayment.

Let's say I've owe credit card for an amount of 3K, and I plan to make a repayment for a 500 per month, can bank allow me to do that? I am a customer of Maybank BTW. Is there any suitable plan for me to repay the credit used, in an interest free way? Thanks
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There's no such thing as interest free.

You can opt for Ez Pay Plus.
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post Apr 21 2012, 02:10 AM

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QUOTE(iVW @ Apr 20 2012, 09:33 PM)
Hi all sifu, since this is Q&A on credit card thread, I would like to ask something regarding credit card repayment.

Let's say I've owe credit card for an amount of 3K, and I plan to make a repayment for a 500 per month, can bank allow me to do that? I am a customer of Maybank BTW. Is there any suitable plan for me to repay the credit used, in an interest free way? Thanks
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Sure you can repay RM500/month but you be charged interest. IF you want 0% interest, then you need to apply for another credit card that offer 0% Balance Transfer. But beware, the 0% BT comes with terms and conditions. Click here to read my article on Balance Transfer Plans and see the different types offered by the banks.

Just FYI, Alliance Bank do offer 0% interest for first 3 months for their credit cards. But, this kind of plan is also like a trap as it entices you to spend more than you can afford and come end of the three months, one can be stuck and cannot repay back in full.

This post has been edited by Gen-X: Apr 21 2012, 02:11 AM
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post Apr 21 2012, 08:12 AM

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QUOTE(zenquix @ Apr 18 2012, 04:53 PM)
of course. especially if you have transactions. even if you did not use it, if you paid for last month's bill. there will a transaction (payment) on the statement
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But until now i haven receive the monthly statement yet. rclxub.gif
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post Apr 21 2012, 12:35 PM

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Is there any CC that is linked to a cheque facility? I know CIMB has that right now and OCBC used to offer that at one point of time. How about other CCs? Anyone can share together with any fee that may be involved?
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QUOTE(coo|dude @ Apr 21 2012, 12:35 PM)
Is there any CC that is linked to a cheque facility? I know CIMB has that right now and OCBC used to offer that at one point of time. How about other CCs? Anyone can share together with any fee that may be involved?
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You may want to look into Citibank Ready Credit and I think SCB also has same type of account. Check thier website for interest rates.
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post Apr 21 2012, 01:46 PM

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hi there sifus.

wanna ask about unpaid credit card debt.

lets say credit card holder has about 40k debt and passed away without paying that amount.

what happens after that? will the bank target the family members of the deceased? or is there any kind of insurance that could waive the whole debt?


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post Apr 21 2012, 03:46 PM

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Would like to ask if CC is accepted over the counter for passport renewal. Thanks

add: not possible, well they should doh.gif

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post Apr 21 2012, 03:52 PM

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QUOTE(noonies_naruto @ Apr 21 2012, 01:46 PM)
lets say  credit card holder has about 40k debt and passed away without paying that amount.

what happens after that? will the bank target the family members of the deceased? or is there any kind of insurance that could waive the whole debt?
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The bank will claim the dues from the estate that is under the deceased name. This can include but not limited to EPF, bank, estate, etc.
There is such insurance but it need to be subscribed before the cardholder is deceased and not every bank offers it.

Interesting as the last 7-10 days many people come in here (CC section) with question that can lead to build cc debts without realizing the consequences if the whole thing spirals out of control. In most cases, they have the perceived notion that they know what they are doing.

shakehead.gif Myself being brushed off one too many times by 'kids' who are cc novice but think highly of themselves.


Added on April 21, 2012, 3:54 pm
QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 21 2012, 03:46 PM)
Would like to ask if CC is accepted over the counter for passport renewal. Thanks
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Yes and no. Not every place accept cc for passport renewal.
The one in Malacca does not but the one in KL-Pusat Bandar Damansara does.

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post Apr 21 2012, 04:29 PM

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QUOTE(hye @ Apr 21 2012, 04:52 PM)
The bank will claim the dues from the estate that is under the deceased name. This can include but not limited to EPF, bank, estate, etc.
There is such insurance but it need to be subscribed before the cardholder is deceased and not every bank offers it.

Interesting as the last 7-10 days many people come in here (CC section) with question that can lead to build cc debts without realizing the consequences if the whole thing spirals out of control. In most cases, they have the perceived notion that they know what they are doing.

shakehead.gif Myself being brushed off one too many times by 'kids' who are cc novice but think highly of themselves.

thanks for the reply. in anyway, could obligation to pay debt extend to family members?

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 21 2012, 03:46 PM)
Would like to ask if CC is accepted over the counter for passport renewal. Thanks

add: not possible, well they should  doh.gif
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maybe you can consider online passport renewal, accepts cc
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QUOTE(noonies_naruto @ Apr 21 2012, 04:29 PM)
thanks for the reply. in anyway, could obligation to pay debt extend to family members?
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Hard to say because it all depends on the respective T&C that was signed at the point of the card application. Be prepared for a legal fight if necessary and we don't have any visibility nor anyone here are suited to provide you with a legal advise that you need.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Apr 21 2012, 01:33 PM)
You may want to look into Citibank Ready Credit and I think SCB also has same type of account. Check thier website for interest rates.
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Yes, they do have. But they required you to open a separate current account. Hence, it is not linked to the CC. If I want to open a separate current account, I would have opened it at my convenient bank already. Just that when I wanted to open one, coincidentally I was approached by a CIMB agent during their roadshow and was informed of this facility that they offer.
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QUOTE(coo|dude @ Apr 21 2012, 09:24 PM)
Yes, they do have. But they required you to open a separate current account. Hence, it is not linked to the CC. If I want to open a separate current account, I would have opened it at my convenient bank already. Just that when I wanted to open one, coincidentally I was approached by a CIMB agent during their roadshow and was informed of this facility that they offer.
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Are you referring to Debit Card by the way? If yes, many banks offer debit card that you can either choose to link it to your Savings Account of Current Account.
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 21 2012, 03:46 PM)
Would like to ask if CC is accepted over the counter for passport renewal. Thanks

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The Main Immigration office in Pusat Bandar Damansara (Blok I) accepts CC... not sure AMEX accepted or not
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Wanted to do it at Melaka but Hye pointed out, they dont accept CC. Went to check out their online system as suggested by alexwsk, they do accept visa/mc but dont want to take risk as the payment will be forfeited if there is an error or problem sweat.gif Cash all the way I guess. Thanks guys
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Apr 21 2012, 10:53 PM)
Wanted to do it at Melaka but Hye pointed out, they dont accept CC. Went to check out their online system as suggested by alexwsk, they do accept visa/mc but dont want to take risk as the payment will be forfeited if there is an error or problem  sweat.gif  Cash all the way I guess. Thanks guys
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haha, dun worry too much
i just renewed mine 2 weeks ago, after submitted can collect after 2 hours
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QUOTE(alexwsk @ Apr 21 2012, 10:58 PM)
haha, dun worry too much
i just renewed mine 2 weeks ago, after submitted can collect after 2 hours
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unable to convince the old folks laugh.gif
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QUOTE(alexwsk @ Apr 21 2012, 10:58 PM)
haha, dun worry too much
i just renewed mine 2 weeks ago, after submitted can collect after 2 hours
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QUOTE(ronnie @ Apr 21 2012, 09:50 PM)
The Main Immigration office in Pusat Bandar Damansara (Blok I) accepts CC... not sure AMEX accepted or not
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They have moved elsewhere about 1-2 months back. That block is mostly empty now, even the restaurants and small shops have closed down. Even the traffic is better than before!


Added on April 22, 2012, 2:14 amI experienced something new today. Let me just copypasta my post from the ipad section:
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Just bought the new IPAD together with iphone 4s and the usual accessories from epicentre e@curve. Wanted to buy the IPAD from Harvey Norman but they ran out of stock.

And I got a story to tell.
I paid with my M2AMEX card.
After signing, I noticed that the staff was pretty slow in packing the items and all. She was looking at the screen and talked about something with her colleague. Another staff joined at the counter.

Suddenly the cashier suka suka say something along the lines of "sorry actually there is a surcharge for credit card.. 2.5%.. this bill can void and redo again". To cut a long story short I threw a fit since they were insisting that I should pay the surcharge (with a new bill); I told them there is no bloody sign that says there will be a surcharge for whatever credit card, plus the cashier or even her colleague did not mention ANYTHING about it before I swiped and signed. I even told them I will report to Tribunal Tuntutan Pengguna Malaysia (I am still going to report them) because my case is rock solid. Even asked the staff to call their boss. The staff made me wait for a good 10 mins talking to the boss on the phone in their store room.
Since this is a long story cut short... tongue.gif I left with the items I paid for without paying for the ridiculous surcharge.

...and I am going to town with this story.


I believe I can even complain to Maybank/AMEX right, since they're using Maybank's terminal?

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QUOTE(cannavaro @ Apr 22 2012, 01:51 AM)
I believe I can even complain to Maybank/AMEX right, since they're using Maybank's terminal?
Thanks for standing up for yourself! At least our education here has not gone in vain and it is shocking that a well known retailer dare to attempt such a thing.
You may complain but Maybank is likely to ask for evidence of the surcharge. Retailers are aware of this as well thus they do not separate the cost of the item and the surcharge - same tactic all over the world. That's why shops will either cost the surcharge into the item price and indicate it as one single price or ask you to pay for the surcharge in cash so that the evidence of their crime is not visible.

Bank penalties for the surcharge conviction can make the retailers cry even for first time offenders. Let alone if caught twice.

This post has been edited by hye: Apr 22 2012, 07:59 AM

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