By the way, do you guys check if TnGo gives u cash back? Any confirmation?>
Mine like no difference if I topup TnG or not.I normally topup between 300 and 500... see no difference. hmmm

Where can top up Touch n Go with AMEX card?

Hi all, I wish to know the resetting period of the bill. Is it reset according to calendar month (ie the first day of every month) or it is according to the first day since the card is activated?
I'm sorry for this stupid question and i apologize if this question have been asked.

Yes, I am talking about the cashback rebate, so it is start from 1st day of the month?
That's mean if this month on 10of january, i spent 1k and get back rebate for RM50, then on 1st of february, i spend another 1k, I still will get the RM50 rebate for february is it?

For AA case, I think it is quite subjective, as they put it under different title as "Convenience Fee", which is sort of an intangible service. As compared to let's say purchase something physical at shops, where you can see the list price, and then the 2-3% added into the invoice/receipts.

Which card are they supposed to charge service tax of RM50, the AMEX or Mastercard/Visa? Because I saw a charge on my AMEX but it was also cancelled out becaue of payment, however I never paid or applied my treatpoints for it.

Visa or mastercard?  Which one better? Benefit and availability?

I was offered two cards by maybank  - AMEX  and Visa Gold..
I would probably use it for petrol ,paying the insurance , grocerry shopping.. estimated monthly spending for these is RM600-RM800.
which card I should use?

Should be 7.5% rebate on weekends. 

Anybody started to be billed for GST?

My Visa has that entry already!

I don't know why is it so. But anyway, to book through the Agoda Maybank landing page will still be cheaper. See below:

Agoda website accessed through hotelscombined.com
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Maybank Agoda website
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The one redirected from hotelscombined.com may appears cheaper at first, but it comes with absolutely no discount. However, if you were to book through Maybank Agoda website with your Maybankard VISA or MasterCard, the final price after factoring in the 6% discount is actually cheaper than hotelscombined. Do note that the price shown to you is a before discount price. The 6% discount will only be reflected after you have entered your Maybankard VISA/MC card number (see attachment 2).
It is applicable for MY-issued Maybank credit cards too. Initially the webpage language is in Malay (www.agoda.com.my/maybank), but when i change the language to English, the webpage is refreshed to www.agoda.com/maybank. The .com.my is gone but discount is still applicable to MY-issued Maybank credit cards.
Gen-X and zenquix did a comparison quite sometime ago and one should only use the MBB2 AMEX on weekend, provided your haven't used up your weekend 5% cash back and you are sure the transaction date will fall on Saturday/Sunday. Otherwise, you should always use your MBB2 VISA/MC when it involves foreign currency.

Did you choose to be billed in MYR ? Don't do that. Always choose to be billed in USD when booking through Agoda. Refer to my post in the foreign exchange thread.

I just booked a room through Agoda just now. All this while i kept asking everyone to choose USD as the billing currency but this time i wanted to try to be billed in MYR with the exchange rate determined by Agoda system. But it was a BIG mistake!

I did check the rate both in USD and MYR. The rate shown in USD is **USD123.43/night while in MYR, it is **RM376. The Agoda USD/MYR exchange rate is **USD1=RM3.0463 which is a very good rate considering the money changer in Mid-Valley (MV Forex) is selling USD1=RM3.045 as of yesterday. I have a credit card that gives me 7% off and i also redeemed 25000 Agoda Rewards Points (equivalent to USD50).

Anyway, the hotel tax rate is 7%. 3x nights = USD370.29. So USD370.29 + USD25.9203 (7% tax) = USD396.2103. But after factoring in the 25000 points i redeemed (worth USD50) and the 7% discount on base room rate from my credit card, the final payable amount in USD is USD320.29 only!

As i viewed the hotel room from the first page to the final confirmation page in MYR only, i was automatically billed in MYR and the amount billed to my card is RM1004.25. This means Agoda's USD/MYR
is USD1=RM3.1354!!! This is actually very very high! I have no idea how come the final exchange rate suddenly became so high because the initial exchange rate shown is actually very good (**refer to 2nd paragraph).

Anyway, the bottom line is, whenever you are booking a room through Agoda, always choose to view the room rate in USD and make sure you choose USD as the billing currency at the final checkout page.

hi everyone, just wanna ask some question about maybank2u
how i can know the detail such as name and account number if someone transfer money to me?
thanks.

My rate is 200TP = RM1
10,000 TP = RM50 = GST

Unless you have something to spend in some shops (Parkson, Metro, Guardian, etc.) which exchange lower TP <10,000 for RM50, otherwise just redeem for GST.
Don't worry too much on this, just let it be. When it comes, it will come. Better to concentrate on getting more rebates / % 
You still can try call in CS and request for it. Some still allow.

10,050 not 10,500. Different by 50 points only. Anyhow it is quite informative

hi guys..this morning I received a call from maybank

a fellow informed me that I have won a bike of LeRun

for go green campaign during nov-dec'12

I'm wondering if this a scam or anybody else receive this call?

he said there are 50 winners

so that, all agoda transiton only valid on weekday?
cannot do any transition on saturday or sunday to get cb 5 percent?

guys, to pay credit card via atm, just go to any atm and put in my credit card then bank in the money right?

somehow my savings account and credit card account not link(not under same login username) in maybank2u so can't use savings account to transfer funds to pay.. Called maybank but phone rang for so long no one pick up...

Hi,

Im applying for this card, should I get visa or master?