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Found a winner : DAISY SELVAMONEY A/P DAVI

This one old?

I just found put today that Maybank revoked the 5% cash back for AMEX cards on weekend spending and only limit it on dining! Quietly they go and cancel it... and for the past month I have been careful to spend on my credit card during weekends. They should've at least have the courtesy to inform their card holders

I wanna change card already. Any good alternatives with good cashback value?

This post has been edited by wkyrichie: Sep 17 2015, 06:18 PM

Same case with u here

HLB Wise, Maybank ikhwan, Aeon watami.

I receive this SMS too... Any idea how to utilise this?

Depending on your main usage lor... Most of us applied (some switch / convert) MBB Islamic Ikhwan MasterCard 5% CB for petrol and groceries on Friday and Saturday...

yep, old promo, but they blast again today




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This post has been edited by cybpsych: Sep 17 2015, 07:20 PM

let say if i subscribe to installment plan 12mth. but card validity almost expire. then, maybank will issue new card with new no right? so what should we do? inform merchant about this new card no?

Some retain the maybank 2 card and take additional ikhwan card for maximum benefits issit?

M2C still got cashback but only for dining on weekends. There is also effective CB of 1.25% (exchanging TP for vouchers) but you are better off with the card I mentioned. So if you don't eat outside a lot, better cut the card. Free up some space. Why want to keep a near useless card?

If you are from KL, use HLB wise, select mobile (already selected) + groceries + another one up to you. You can pay TM at Sam grocer (there are other Sam grocer in malaysia), top up TnG there as wel.. It is counted as groceries and will earn you 10% CB. But to activate the CB, need to swipe 10xRM50. Refer to HLB thread for more info. Ikhwan for backup in case HLB wise CB limit is reached. You can use ikhwan to get 5% CB on petrol and groceries on fri and sat. Aeon watami 3% but must spend about RM1000/month for 3 months. Refer to their respective threads for more info.

I think you no need do anything..the installment is count with maybank, not merchant.old card will be auto link to new card, you will see your installment in new card statement..


This post has been edited by red_scorpion: Sep 17 2015, 08:08 PM

This is very misleading.

Average is about min rm1k

1 quarter = 3 months. Spend of Rm3000 in 3 months = Rm1000/month

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Sep 17 2015, 08:23 PM

Still misleading better you re-direct him to Aeon Watami thread instead.

I did la

Duh Just re-direct them there than giving misleading info.

I dont think i can use that much to reap the maximum benefits of the hlb wise card. Ikhwan seems ok but only limoted to petrol and groceries. Aeon not even considering. Citibank platinum cashback seems like a good option too

post your spending pattern and average monthly amount here https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3644347

forumers here can recommend some cards that would cover some, if not all, of your spending