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It is not uncommon for card issues to revamp or remove their card(s) from the market. Foreign Banks like Citibank, HBBC and UOB revise their cards' benefits periodically and without notice. Even MBB revised the TP for government/education transactions to 2X.
True! Have you guys forgotten about Standard Chartered Titanium MasterCard ? That was such a short-lived card! It was in the market for less than one year or so. It was the IT card back in 2009. Standard Chartered was generous enough not to alter the benefits of the Standard Chartered Titanium MasterCard until last year.QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 23 2013, 08:24 PM)
The OCBC Titanium has been in existence for more than 5 years and was revamped about 3 years ago to make it a pure cash back card offering True 5% cash back. And if not mistaken, the first ever credit card to offer 5% cash back for petrol as a standard card feature.
I think Citibank is the first to offer this 5% petrol cash back as a permanent feature of its credit card. But then i'm not very sure either as it's been a few years already QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 23 2013, 08:24 PM)
Prior to OCBC Titanium, StanChart also had a Titanium credit card offering very good cash back on Fridays.
Yeah! And i didn't even have the chance to apply for this card. Tidak cukup umur then i think... QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 23 2013, 08:24 PM)
And now, we lucky OCBC cardholders can brag that we also have a super duper exclusive credit card where even the super rich can't have it
Agreed! QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 23 2013, 08:24 PM)
It is no surprise that OCBC may have decided to discontinue the OCBC TMC because I bet their card department did not expect us to stop using the card once we hit the RM50 cash back cap. And I bet we LYN credit card enthusiasts have benefited thousands of Malaysians by sharing and stressing how to maximize the returns we get from CC by having both OCBC TMC and MBB 2 AMEX. And with OCBC handing out FREE cash up to RM650 to each individual OCBC TMC cardholder, I bet they are losing millions yearly.
Very true! OCBC simply is too generous with this credit card already. The 5% cash back feature is already very good and couple with this RM50 usage bonus for annual spending not less than RM10k, i'll be very very surprised if they are making lots of money with this card. OCBC should be very thankful already if the commission earned from its Titanium MasterCard cardholders is enough to breakeven!
Oct 23 2013, 10:03 PM
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