QUOTE(nghj @ Apr 1 2015, 08:49 AM)
so starting today, the 5% cashback on this card is useless if the bank charges the 6% when we use the cards. Kindly see below example and let me know correct or wrong.
eg:
i buy something at RM10.00 at the supermarket.
supermarket charge me 6% GST, becomes RM10.60.
i use my card, MBB charges me 6% GST, becomes RM11.24.
if i get back 5% cashback for RM11.24, is only RM0.56.
Effective, the item i bought is RM11.24-RM0.56=RM10.68, which is still higher than paying cash at the counter in the first place, RM10.60.
Let's say we dont mind pay MBB the 6% GST because now dont have to pay RM50. But means maximum we can use the card is only RM833.33 because the 6% GST on that is RM50.
You're totally wrong! eg:
i buy something at RM10.00 at the supermarket.
supermarket charge me 6% GST, becomes RM10.60.
i use my card, MBB charges me 6% GST, becomes RM11.24.
if i get back 5% cashback for RM11.24, is only RM0.56.
Effective, the item i bought is RM11.24-RM0.56=RM10.68, which is still higher than paying cash at the counter in the first place, RM10.60.
Let's say we dont mind pay MBB the 6% GST because now dont have to pay RM50. But means maximum we can use the card is only RM833.33 because the 6% GST on that is RM50.
i buy something at RM10.00 at the supermarket.
supermarket charge me 6% GST, becomes RM10.60.
if you pay using your credit card, you're paying RM 10.60
Apr 1 2015, 08:51 AM

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