Just applied my mbb 2 card on monday and received sms from Maybank that it has been approved.

Anyone know if i'm entitled for this RM100 cash back promotion?

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p.../PRO-Promotions

just compared, rm7 cheaper if book via maybank agoda.

current paid :rm114.26

agoda maybank : rm107.40

you need to enter your CC details but do not click submit, the discount will be reflected

hi all, currently using Maybankard 2 Gold for 2 years now. Planning to upgrade to Platinum as my current salary is over the minimum requirement. what are the chances of my card getting upgraded to plat?

Follow old card expiry date if you have other maybank card before this

I submitted 3 months latest payslip...
Too bad for me then, still waiting... I will give them a call soon as well.

Got a sms today saying my card has been approved.

Btw, to be entitled to the RM100 cashback, need to swipe 3 times on any card or 3 x on each card?

Also, pump petrol and pay using the kiosk machine, is that considered as "swipiing" per se?

mbb amex = CB on EVERYTHING (Sat & Sun) + 5TP (2TP for gov and insurance)
mbb ikhwan = CB on groceries & petrol (Fri & sat) + 1TP

Maybank Islamic MasterCard Ikhwan Platinum Card = 5% rebate on petrol and groceries on Friday and Saturday, capped at maximum of RM50.00 per customer per month (Principal Cardmember only)

The above means you will get to enjoy 5% cashback on petrol and groceries transaction only on Friday & Saturday capped at RM50 per customer per months means maximum RM1000 for said transaction per month.

Maybankard 2 Platinum Card Amex = 5% Weekend cash back for any retail transaction capped at RM50 per month per cardmember which translate to maximum RM1000 for said transaction.

Great savings via Maybank TreatsPoints redemption

It's time to shop till you drop with Maybank TreatsPoints redemption for Senheng Countdown to April campaign! You can redeem RM50 Senheng Gift Card with only 6,250 points redemption (Normal: 12,500 points) via TREATS On-The-Spot Redemption. There will also be a mystery gifts with purchase of RM999 and above too*! Hurry, promotion ends on 31 March 2015.

Note: Valid for full points redemption.
Limited to one time redemption per Principal Cardmember.
RM50 Senheng Gift Card can be deducted from the purchase amount, while the balance amount (if any) will be charged to Cardmember's Maybank Card.
The Gift Card is valid for 1 year upon activation.
*Valid on first-come, first-served basis while stocks last.

How about celcom?

Did you pay with Maybank/Aeon c.c..... If so, what was the "Mystery Gift"

Honestly, nowadays, there is nothing to show off when it come to Platinum card, moreover a Gold card. 

An Infinite card and above card level may do the work provided the benefits of the card are applicable to the cardholder. 

As benefits are not benefits if it's not being utilise. 

The same branch where I redeemed the 6250points.... said they ran out of the "Mystery Gift", which I suspect they never had any probably...

*Valid on first-come, first-served basis while stocks last.
But just second week of March, the mystery gift is out of stock

15 days away from April 1st and GST RM50 billed to my account!!

     

Any one get back the GST RM100? Mine still now not yet gv back me...

PETALING JAYA: Credit card holders will have to pay the 6% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on the card’s annual fee, but the RM50 service tax will be dropped.

“Some banks may however waive the annual fee upon request.

“Then in such cases, there will be no GST payable,” said Association of Banks in Malaysia executive director Chuah Mei Lin (pic).

Banking sources explained that the GST on the annual fee might vary from RM53 to RM500, depending on the type of card.

They said that cardholders could use their loyalty points or rebates to offset the 6% tax.

Chuah said the implementation of GST would also mean that the RM50 Government service tax on the principal cardholder and RM25 on each supplementary card, which has been imposed since Jan 1, 2010, would be abolished.

“Beginning April 1, this service tax will be abolished in accordance with the GST Act,” she said in a statement.

Chuah also made it clear that GST would not be imposed on late payment charges and finance charges.

“Late payment charge refers to the charge when the cardholder fails to pay at least the minimum monthly payment by the due date,” she said.

Finance charges, she said, were charges imposed on the cardholder on the outstanding balance which has not been settled on or before the payment due date.

Chuah also dismissed talk that cardholders would have to pay GST each time their card was swiped.

“GST is not chargeable when swiping a credit card to make payment.

“For example, if you eat at a restaurant which is registered for GST, and the bill comes to RM50, you will be charged 6% GST on the total bill. So the amount you have to pay would be RM53 (ie RM50 + 6%).”

“If you choose to pay for the bill using your credit/debit card, you will not be charged a further 6% on top of the RM53,” she said.

Customs Department GST director Datuk Subromaniam Tholasy said the abolition of the RM50 service tax would benefit cardholders as they would now only have to pay the 6% on the annual fee.

“For example, if an annual fee of a platinum card holder is RM500, then the cardholder will only need to pay RM530 (RM500 + RM30, which is the 6% tax).”

“The RM30 is obviously a lesser amount that a cardholder has to pay compared with the RM50 service tax,” he said.