Hi k, after updated cimb thingy, i notice my account number has changed...

Based on cimb click it become shorter so does my favourite accounts. So next time need to use which avcount number? The old one 16 digits or the shorter one?

wow... tukar baru ke.. never know that.

Ya? I better check mine too.

of course the new 10digit number lah, at the moment can still use the old 16digit until its completely phased out

haiz i already hafal my 16 number, now need to hafal new one.

when phase out?

later tonite

http://www.cimbbank.com.my/important_notic...AQ_A4_V2_D3.pdf

Senang nak ingat skit. ..

ya hooo.....

later pipu wrongly bank-in to me how le?

Shit. Seriously. Not many people know about this. Stupid la... Bgtau upfront la. Bodo

The old one still works.

u must be the ppl who login cimbclicks and straight press X on that pop up message box


https://www.cimbclicks.com.my/upgrade-ok.html

This post has been edited by fantasy1989: Feb 4 2014, 09:13 AM

orang dh bgtau sebelum upgrade lagi

baru tau pagi ni pasal benda ni

suprisingly

all my kolik also baru tau

sebab aku yg bagitau dorg

nasib baik TS dah bagitau psl ni

kalau tak,tak tau la aku

holy shitzzzzzz

i dun think they will phase out the old number.. they just hide the old number and ppl will forced to use the new number

either one can be use..old or new

will it affect the autodebit that we have? because account number is different dy.

plus if u got normal cimb acc gonna show as SA PASSBOOK, if islamic gonna show WADIAH

don't think got problem since old account no still can be used.

thanks, than what's the use of the new account number?

maybe due to the new system core change. so they have to assign new account no.

they do make it convenient for users by letting them keep using the old account no, so nothing to worry about. only those who're too lazy to read the note saying this is a problem.


just consider that your CIMB account now has 2 account no, one is the old 14 digit number and another one is the new 10 digit number.

This post has been edited by memphiz_zero88: Feb 4 2014, 09:48 AM

You can still use the old account number it will auto direct to new account number later on.

ty

Hopefully ptptn money can still come to old account

change new system, then kena change new number lor. but most people will not aware of it. if halt all the old numbers, then will cause uncomfortable for them, then cause havoc one ma. bank will give ample time before they blocked the old numbers. same as before eon bank account bank change to hong leong bank account bank. nothing to shout about.

Wah my account number also gone 13" to 2". This is good because the old one was ridiculously long.

so,this thing didnt affect br1m application right? cause when i fill the br1m form,i put my old cimb acct no there...

bawak bertendang guys.
this is my 3rd account no change since bumiputra commerce.

wah 2 pages and no CIMB defenders yet.

anyway expected la.

CIMB, Cibai Malaysia Bank.

no

I still kanot brain why need to shorten the acc number. 14digit is not really too long.

inb4 later 10digit habis guna have to upgrade 11digit lagi.

+1 just like some customers I know who complain this and that but actually sendiri tak baca TnC and info.

maybe bcoz of the new system, old 14 digit account no not compatible with it. so they convert it to 10 digit but still letting users use the old account no.

inb4 waiting for owner of account no 7999999999

lousy system I guess? lel

what i know is they want to standardize it ..because some bank(especially international) are having some difficulty to transfer it to cimb bank account (because their bank didnt provide such long column for them to fill up)

if 14 digit is perform well ..then whats the point to "downgrade" the length?

and 10 digit should be more than enough for malaysia saving/current account ..unless we got more than 99mil of peoples

This post has been edited by fantasy1989: Feb 4 2014, 02:47 PM

dah bagitau upfront tapi orang bodoh still ignore, what to do? need to send rep go visit every single account holder to personally inform?

So other bank fault lah. btw, some people got a few acc one lah, so it is not exactly 99mil

Now abit mahfan haiz, have to install new acc # into my brain memory again. *cant keep using old one either since they sooner or later need to phase one.

btw, their cimb clicks password maxlength is a bit short (at least b4 this upgrade, I havent visit them since upgrade)

This post has been edited by Boldnut: Feb 4 2014, 02:57 PM

burn with freaking old acc. no...
the 10 number is freaking smooth to remember. . . #myacc.lah

lol ...ya lo ...i can recall my old 14 digit account anytime

i can't even recall my old 14 digit account no

I cannot brain how badly CIMB has managed this Systems Upgrade.

Just telling their customers, SORRY, for the long CNY Weekend, just withdraw your money in advance cos its all systems down (save for Credit Cards) is just the wrong way to go.

Its not about giving notice but causing inconvenience to your customers.

I was at the shopping mall for the CNY Holiday and at each day, I saw angry people at the CIMB ATM Machine and I had to tell them its 100% Systems down for ATM cos those ppl also tried at the other ATM Machine.

Someone in CIMB should make a public apolgy.

already make notice. bodoh

tau tau tau tau tau

its juz a matter of time before they discontinue the old account number...
and it will create a hell lot of confusion with 2 account number...

its plain stupid for a bank to change account number without any merger happening, like bank being sold then no choice..

This post has been edited by sjz: Feb 7 2014, 08:29 PM

izit the old acc number not use anymore... or it will redirect to new acc no if enter old acc no??

if not, aiyyoo.. kacau la BRIM mcm ni.. if need to update must go KDN..??

C**** bank laaa....

The reason it is being change is due to the new core banking system implementation, which means all the CIMBs across the region will share the same IT platform and thus account number. This is to facilitate cross border trades / transactions.

It is not done for fun and if you rage now, you wait until Maybank, RHB and the rest does the same. The reason they are not doing it yet is simply because their system is not ready. It was also done during the festive season because that is the time most businesses do not crucially rely on the banking system (as many is closed for holidays) thus the criticality and risk is lower.

the comparison is very simple...

for the sake of small amount of customers using CIMB cross border trades / transactions , ALL customers not using cross border trades system are being affected?

we will see if maybank or RHB will do the same..
but chances are there since bolehland management especially GLC seemed to think in a different way than other countries.

This post has been edited by sjz: Feb 7 2014, 08:39 PM

You will be surprised. Consumer banking, while remaining the bread and butter for banks, pales in comparison to investment, commercial, private wealth, SME, etc etc... This is done mainly for businesses (your MNCs and such) as well as to enhance the bank's back end system as there were a lot of systems that have been in used since the 80's. Many systems are just applied on top of older systems or small improvements.

I can bet you they will follow as I have some first hand knowledge of those .. I think Maybank is probabaly just a year or so behind? There are some Tigers here that might be able to shed a more accurate light on the timeline. Maybe they can do it much better than CIMB, but they should since they would be able to learn from whatever CIMB has done.

My grandma applied BRIM using CIMB account. Do i need to update it?

any transaction done with the old account no will redirect to the new account no. so no need to update.