I see, you meant that, I thought you were having issue linking AmEx with PayPal.
Nope, unfortunately PayPal which is AmEx linked cannot be used for MYR payments.

Can, overpay using CDM.

M2U cannot overpay. The system will not accept if the payment is greater than outstanding amount.
Only CDM works.

It will not work, the system will not allow. I used to pay statement balance (before cash rebate) and it will not allow if my outstanding amount (after cash rebate) is lesser than statement balance. Call also no use.

Over swipe, if it goes through then go through, if not just cannot swipe.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Jan 12 2016, 11:20 PM

You can but it is still subject to bank's approval and usually due to emergency.
Anyway, I have not resorted to this option yet or overpay via CDM.

Erm, are you at the correct thread?

Yes, me too and coupled it with Ikhwan MasterCard in my wallet.

Not at all.
M2Cards = AmEx is the useful one, 5xTP all day for most of the categories and 5% cash rebate on dining during weekends.
Ikhwan MasterCard = 5% cash rebate on petrol and groceries on Fridays and Saturdays.

If possible, try to apply for both types since they make up a good combo.

Well, best in the sense that you don't need to pay for AF and no so-called minimum spending to waive the AF.

No la, obviously.
However, all these are based on MCC and we have a dedicated thread on MCC for your reference: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3711577
Places like Tesco, Giant are the common ones.

Anyway, please bring this topic to Ikhwan thread.

I don't have issue with PayPal, linked from AmEx. However, cannot pay MYR using PayPal that linked with AmEx.

Already gone since early of the month, now only left RM 10 tickets.

Yes but I seldom go to TGV these days. I always go to GSC and use my Citibank card for tickets price flat at RM 10 at anytime on weekends and public holidays since I always go for movies during weekends.

Any Citibank card, I'm using my Company's supplied Citibank corporate card.

Broken image link, I can't seem to see it.

Cannot.
This is the image:

Link can click.
Your image, you just copied and pasted from your Hotmail/Live/Outlook email.

If you don't have installment, just minus off your total credit limit with outstanding balance.
If you have installment, it is more complicated to calculate, best is to call CS.

Complimentary of?