But this promo is only valid from June 20 to 22...

I went to buy the voucher in the Empire outlet using blue Ti around 2.15pm.
Perhaps I was the first to buy voucher that day, the staffs even took quite sometime to dig out the vouchers, looks like people seldom buy their vouchers...

guys, I got a question here:

I have got an eazy payment with OCBC Ti card for 12 months, now I want to cancel this Ti card, can I do a BT of the balance of the eazy payment scheme to another card, say PB VS or Watami?

Hi guys, I had a chat with their CS yesterday about the RM50 GST waiver, it used to be waived if your annual spending is at least RM10000, now the minimum annual spending is RM40000 in order to have your GST RM50 waived automatically. And this is not really written in black & white.

My spending is only RM20000++, so the CS said he can waive 50% from RM50 (I was like WTF...), therefore in the end he told me to wait for the RM50 GST kicks in next statement, then only I appeal for 100% waiver, if not successful, I will cancel this card. If there is no transaction around the GST kicks in time (to be safe, 4 days before the next statement), the GST can be cancelled off.

I got a feeling that most probably I won't get the 100% waiver, perhaps it's time to say good bye after all...

This post has been edited by ~Eveready~: Oct 14 2014, 03:02 PM

I hope so too...


RM40k per annum is indeed too high, luckily most of us got the 50% special rebate for Al-Ikhsan etc. few months ago.
At least we feel 'balance' a bit...


I dont use Wise due to the category complication, and my MBB2 cards+watami+PB VS+Mach already cover my groceries/petrol/restaurants/insurance quite good.
OCBC Ti can be handy to cover for the remaining spending for example car service & maintenance, 1% is better than nothing.
With the cost of living inflation, every cent count...

Good news! I got the GST waiver - annual usage bonus RM50~
And my year to date usage is less than RM40k...so it seems this card will stay in my wallet for another year~

0.1% CB is really an insult to us consumers.

Looks like the golden era of CB is coming to the end.

perhaps it's time start a OCBC GE card thread (if there is none at the moment)...

BTW, I saw this in the OCBC GE card TnC:

"Only for policyholders of GE Life and OAC Assurance
1. The GE Co-brand Card is only issued to eligible applicants who hold any currently valid insurance policies by GE Life and/or Overseas Assurance Corporation (Malaysia) Berhad"

Does this mean that we must be GE policy holder before applying/converting to this card?

This post has been edited by ~Eveready~: Apr 10 2015, 01:51 PM