Called in to Citibank to waive AF & absorb GST for my Clear Card. AF could be waived without any issue but they are not willing to absorb my GST so I told them to cancel the card. 2 days later cancellation dept called me and told me same thing. So card is canceled.

What is the grace period after cancellation for new to Citibank credit card member term?

Edit: Found it. 3 months. Means I can apply

This post has been edited by tifosi: May 21 2014, 11:36 AM

Anyone submitted application for the RM 300 cash back when you spend RM 1500 within 60 days promo via e-mail before? I spoke to the CS and they say it's ok to send via email but under the T&C I only see fax and mail in option.

Same here. Canceled my card 3 months back because they didn't want to waive my GST. Sent in my application form on Monday. Got the SMS say my application approved on Wednesday. RM 250 free money

I wouldn't had cancel if I had gotten the GST waiver. Now they have to pay me more

For the RM 300 Citibank cash back promo is cumulative amount right within 60 days. But I read the T&C, under clause 10,

"Over and above the clauses above, all Successful Applicants who makes a retail purchase of RM1500 and above within 60 days from the approval date (“Qualifying Period”) will receive a RM250 Cash Back."

For clear card it's free. Not too sure of others.



https://www.citibank.com.my/clear/about-clear.htm

Posted in wrong thread.

This post has been edited by tifosi: Jul 18 2014, 04:10 PM

In Singapore there's Clear Platinum

First time I applied they gave me 4X. Then the second time they gave me 3X.

3 months when I applied for the RM 250 cash back recently. But might be different for different promo.

Multiple receipts. I also have the same doubt with you last time so I called the CS and asked.

I don't even have 10% of it on my Citibank card

Btw, increasing credit limit doesn't mean that your credit score increases. My banker once told me I had too much credit exposure (because I have too many credit cards) and even tho my usage is less than 10% of all my combined credit limit, it's bad.