Hi,

If I want to withdraw from my ASB today (Saturday), how can I do so? Because Maybank close today right?

Physical passbook is an antique regardless of how sexy outlook was designed. Maybe, some folks appreciate it.

ASNB lives in a half developed high-tech world. Long time ago, they should allow us buy, sell and check online directly.

This post has been edited by kpfun: Nov 14 2015, 10:05 AM

allow me to say. i'm believe what they said agent can check the available quota, might be many many years ago.

base on my experience, since 6 years ago until today, while i trying my luck to open ASM, even some bank shows the asnb pc to me of there's message of "unit telah habis dilanggan" to prove that the unit is not available. those tellers told me of bank really not able to check available quota

as i mentioned earlier, is "in the past"

i had opened at maybank not long ago

try to open at asnb HQ..high chance to get an account.

Nope as u can perform transaction during weekdays ony

How about online transaction on Sundays as some state are open on Sunday?

U can perform online transaction 24x7

I thought it will only be carried out on business hours only?
Eg, if one perform a transaction at 8PM on Monday, the transaction will only be processed on Tuesday morning. Is that right?

Yea

Banks will execute online transaction based on their default 'cut-off' time

That's what I thought. Cause no way if one buy at 8PM, bank will process the transcation that night itself.

well I do hope they can do everything online & at the same time keep the passbook too.

I do admire & love to "feel" the passbook. I donno how to explain, u need to feel for yourself.

Shiok sendiri seeing units masuk?

seriously I cannot explain. u need to feel yourself.

I was hoping like can have passbook & online both link together

passbook for the "feel" shiouk sendiri & online for convenience

I like pass book too. Because can see transaction. If no black and white, will forget la.

All ASNB branches can check availability of units, not just the headquarter. For banks, they would have to try. If rejected, means no units available. Sometimes, the bank officers would just say no Unit available, because they're too lazy to try.

This post has been edited by Mr Gray: Nov 14 2015, 03:11 PM

You don't have to bring cash la. bank draft is also acceptable. And normal cheque as well. Proof here, http://www.asnb.com.my/v3_/asnbv2_3service...laburantambahan



This post has been edited by Mr Gray: Nov 14 2015, 03:20 PM


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Really? You can do that at ASNB? Banks told me they don't accept banker's cheque. Only cash or direct debit from account. Maybe is only applicable at ASNB.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Nov 14 2015, 03:29 PM

I'm working at PNB, not ASNB. But well it is in the same building, and many of my friends are in ASNB. And we do work very closely with each other anyway. ASNB does the marketing, gets the money and gives it to PNB to be invested.