just got my 2nd statement from OCBC some how i found that they never list down the discount details like UOB doesnt.

must we called the SC to get information which transaction is under what category?

This post has been edited by edison1437: Oct 26 2013, 01:07 PM

estimate yourself or call up CS

looks like the only way to get the details is to call SC.....
anyway hope they going to continue this Ti card
just receive this card about 2 months already got rumours that the card going to obsolete

well, if they decide to abolish and/or revise the current benefits, then all we can do now is enjoy swiping it while we still can lol

Once they re-launch the new card, I believe the existing/old card will be follow new structure. I'm gonna loose RM450 rebate for my great eastern platinum card + rm600 for titanium card

any news ?

Aww.. This is the best card out there IMHO . Ocbc should maintain this card

Best card for us, but not so much for ocbc.

I still got UOB one card

Looking forward to see new OCBC feature benefit....if rumour that OCBC will give 1% instead of 5%, for sure it'll affect the current customer base...don't think OCBC will go into this way..

if they change from 5% to 1%, i hope that they will lift up the current maximum rebate capped from RM50 to unlimited..

meaning no longer good for ppl who shop wisely...
meant for ppl who can shop in excess of RM5k to take advantge of the "unlimited" feature...

guess ocbc started to realized it doesn't make such a good biz case anymore, too many own the card and swipe kaw kaw

swipe kaw kaw also nvm, problem is ppl swipe to get RM50 only and stop using this card

then would be no different with the Hong Leong Essential card.
but the essential 1% is not include petrol

If you refer to the other 2 cards listed at OCBC website, petrol is not included too.

at least you can use it to pay for your insurance policies or other normal huge expenses (maybe education, furnitures, etc.) to get the 1%.

uob one card platinum and citibank cash back platinum has no difference too but they still can compete in their own way.
for example, both has the same rebate for petrol 5%, groceries 2 %, pharmaceutical 2%, telecommunication 2%, and others 0.3%.
but uob has more users for bhp (additional 2% smart$) while citibank for cinemas (buy 1 free 1).
and uob doesn't need to wait to accumulate minimum rm50 in order to receive the cash back unlike citibank.

so, it just depends on how they provide additional value on top of their card's basic features.

OCBC titanium is no longer available?

not for now.
it might be back on DEC, whether same benefit or not is another question.

My Titanium approved! just hope they remain the benefits