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yeah! no wonder my outstanding reduced!

not sure if MaxisPay allow non-mobile/broadband bill payment.

from FAQ:

pay a small amount lor, e.g. RM5.

try a small amount, see what's captured in your cc statement (ensure got Celcom name).

i previously paid Celcom bill via uobpayonline, categorized as MOBILE.

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payment for YES 4G Postpaid via Self Care, as captured by HLB Wise and categorized as MOBILE




now, waiting for autodebit to kick in: RM5 autodebit rebate and hopefully eligible for 10% cashback from Wise.

paid TM Unifi bill using Wise at Sam's Groceria @ Nu Sentral. Confirmed MCC 5411, eligible for Wise's Grocery category.

haven't call CS to confirm MCC but should be under Groceries since reloading TNG there also tagged as Grocery category dy. gonna wait few days to confirm and post the receipt, etc.

you can Unifi, Streamyx, TM phone bills, Astro too. showed them my Unifi ebill on the phone, double-triple checked the account number.









Chronology of events:

11 Sep 2015 (Fri): Paid Unfi bill @ Sam's Groceria, Nu Sentral using HLB Wise.
12 Sep 2015 (Sat): Payment received from Unifi (via MyUnifi OCC).
13 Sep 2015 (Sun): Payment notification SMS from Unifi.
8 Oct 2015 (Thu): Posted in HLB Wise bill statement.



This post has been edited by cybpsych: Oct 8 2015, 07:58 AM

middle counter or the right side (selling milk powder)

if counter manned by non-local ppl, they'll check with local supervisor on instructions.

fyi

we discussed this in length at MBB ikhwan topic

tell them the account number. that's it.

need to specify you are paying Unifi bill cuz they need to select the option on the POS screen.

I purposely show them TM Unifi ebill cuz can show the acc number + TM logo at the corner

yes, any counter would do actually. mid-centre is preferred cuz local staff there.

yep, same machine. tng reload and bill payments all thru ePay.

i've uploaded the receipts (sam's and epay) back at my original post

Sam's POS is linked with ePay.

i use cc to pay Sam's. ePay pay my Unifi. There would be settlement between Sam's <--> ePay, usually on monthly basis.

luckily Sam's accept cc for ePay transactions. i had experience with Tesco whereby ePay instructed Tesco not to accept cc for mobile reload

confirmed working liao.

my Unifi account already tracked the RM50 payment that i made yesterday

no la.

i overpaid my Unifi in July for RM7xx liao, before MBB removed the 5% cashback.

now to test Sam's Groceria bill payment, i overpaid again RM50, to see if it goes into my Unfi account or not


for now, i got -ve outstanding ~RM-5xx, i dont have to pay Unifi for ~3 months (~RM158 for VIP5 + GST)

same as our usual tng at Sam's: MCC 5411, under Wise's Grocery category

call CS to find out lor. not hard. also it's the same as TnG reload there. categorized as Grocery and gotten cashback.

why not on Saturdays? as long as Sam's open shop, can pay.

This post has been edited by cybpsych: Sep 12 2015, 09:08 PM

hlb's fd never been higher nor competitive with others. that's their business decision to focus on other revenue streams. so be it. we go for uob or ocbc, heck even go for mbsb or br.

you got some funds in FDs, well, that's the lowest-mid risk of investment. again, since it's a fixed/term deposit, the funds are "locked" by the bank. again, you're "loaning" your own money to the bank, to earn the interests back.


about cc, which banks are generous, no af, gives high cashback (as high as Wise's 10%) and without complicated t&cs? most of us interested to know.

one good thing about Wise's stringent requirements (i had doubts too b4 applied it last year) is forcing cardmembers to micromanage their spending (until getting max RM100 cashback with lowest spending at about RM985.05); ultimately saved us from overspending, unncessary interests, discipline ourselves, and improving cashflow (instead of perpetually increase with debts, which as the vicious cycle goes, benefits the banks in the end).

from the wave of benefits reduction applied to some of the most previously-generous cards recently (suspect due to BNM's Payment Card Reform Framework), all banks gotta reduced benefits to "comply" one way or another. obviously the end results are affecting customers (same effect to GST), and protect bank's bottomline as much as possible.

it's good that you dont use credit cards. saved from all the troubles ya.

try lor. should be same geh.

the example above is max spending (RM325/335) per category. you can mix around 3 categories to achieve RM985.

my Aug spent hit exactly RM985.05