Basically I only use Caltex. Even if the tank really low, I'll fill Petronas, for rm5(using card)
And Petron petrol you have to choose the right location.

I'm feel like Petron cannot last longer than Petronas

Therefore, I'm thinking whether the smile card come with good point (good rebate) due to this reason??? 

Petronas even saved than petron as for my individual

online, no. over the counter, yes.

search your results at the Starbucks topic here? https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2993849

when u upgrade, does ur salary already >60k per annum?

no. asked CS this question when i upgraded gold > platinum.

cashback pool remains RM50.

no, the cb is shared at rm50.

What would be the difference between Maybankard 2 Gold Card, and Maybankard 2 Platinum Card, other than the minimum annual income requirement?

Which card is more preferable, assuming that I can fulfil the minimum annual income requirement for Platinum Card?

Thank you for the advice.

What if my salary does not goes into Maybank, how do they know?
Wave at them my plat card from other bank and tell them to issue me MBB2 plat? 

just called CS to reduce my CL to 5k.
no point keeping high CL when I hardly use above 1k.

My fixed income is rm2,650 (gross). It will be more depending on how much I claim, but it will never be less than that.
I think the RM30k annual income requirements refers to the net income instead of gross. Otherwise I don't see other reason why I failed to get the approval.

And no, I have literally zero commitment. Car, house and other things all from parents. But however, a freshie, started work like 3 or 4 month ago. Could it be that this is the reason?

Can anyone explain why MBB rejected my application for mbb 2 card? geez. When ask them they say they have to call HQ and finally won't get back to me.

Gross income: RM31k. age 23.

Already provide pay slip, bank statement and photocopy ic.

Because I have high CL for both CIMB and Maybank.
Maybe becoz of that Aeon reject my application. 

other bank have lower requirement. Maybank one is quite strict.

Slow talk with the manager and ask for the reason.
HSBC I do get the reason as I applied few times but got rejected.
But at that time I already make a promise on not to disclose the reason, nothing to do with my income(all the time applying using rm60000 net income).

but if transaction done at the end month, late posting will take up your following month's rebate cap instead.
for eg, transaction on 30/11 posted on 1/12.

you'll get your cards in due time, just have to wait til the cardcentre in which you opt for upgrade calls you. i took me around 1 week too.

Mind you that in my case, the TP was slow to transfer. it did disappear for awhile but called up CS and they confirmed that the amount was still in my account, just in the midst of transferring.