Possibly YES.... But I find it strange they into new card design months back, and now remove from OCBC website.
I just hope for even better card from OCBC.

For non-petrol, bills payment & groceries, this card still good as it offers 1% rebate over 0.3% on Citibank CBP and UOB ONE.

I just gone through a blogger website stated that the cash back rebate for Titanium Card will be change soon. He do some comparison for existing card and the new card that cash back system and promotion.....

Rules of Banking T&C, "If it ain't there, means its not going to be offered".  But lets wait for final revised product sheet after 29 Nov.  Its still subject to changes, depending on how the Card performs post 29 Nov.

For sure those with Auto Debit for Telco will change.  Also for Hypermarkets, petrol, Restaurants, will see some attrition.  But the 1% unlimited Retail Spending is good for high value items such as Insurance, Jewelery, etc

Titanium can be use for all kinds retail.. such as petrol, hypermart, movie, telco bill... plus no cap woor...I am just headache why you say UOB one better... i guess both card is almost the same.

I am currently using a Petrol card, of course I will not use Titanium(if I have one) for petrol, but for others, I am keen to apply titanium card for other credit card usage

Just a passing note, UOB may be better than Titanium as it offers >1% on certain segments such as Pharmacy, Hypermaket, Telco etc.  However, one must compare total cost of ownership which includes things such as

1) Annual Fees
2) GST
3) Additional Fees when it comes to monthly payments

ronnieCan we cancel the card at the bank? Or just call the customer service?

Ok, thanks =) will do so next 2 weeks, after statement date.

we just have to get used to it.. else... just potong the card (before the next GST charge) 

yeah, but there is no other card that gives better rate when i cant use amex. and i dont use alot so cant utilize Wise card.

If you spend RM5000 over the year it will cover your GST at 1%. You count yourself la =). I think I won't spend that much, so going to dump the card when my next GST is upcoming unless OCBC offer me something.

More to the point is the marginal benefit. If you already have Visa (0.4% effective cashback) that you could use rather than the Titanium, your marginal increased benefit is 0.6% not 1%. Meaning you need to spend about RM9000 on the Titanium to cover GST.

Conclusion - bye bye OCBC =)