How to set the sms alert threshold for transaction to be at RM1? Can I sent to HLB customer service email to set for that request? Call CS, told me need to go to branch..

added U Mobile's postpaid bill payment via mobile app. Now, it's qualified as Mobile category since they added the telco name on the description.

u gotten as "U Mobile PayBill APPS-EC" ?
i did mention earlier that it suppose to be "U Mobile PayBill APPS-EC" (as told by CS), but what i've gotten actual result is same as WEB-EC (same as paying through web self care).

oh no worries, mine show that too.

but the actual statement description showed as WEB-EC  programming/copy-paste error from the payment gateway.

I dont know if umobile "fixed" this description discrepancy or not since i last used it in Nov.
regardless, of APPS-EC or WEB-EC, both will get cashback.

monitor your posted transaction in HLconnect on Monday or Tuesday. see what's the description 

I had preset same account and kontrak # via UOBPayonline and pay every month without failed for about 2 years. The bill reference/invoice # doesn't make any sense, the most important is account #

Ofcz. For 1000 I keep in in my housing loan account, I get RM 0.50 everyday.

There is another more extreme way to keep your money with yourself longer.

1) Pay minimum amount on statement right on the statement due date
2) Pay the balance right on the day before your credit card cycle ends

If you do both of that, there will be no late charges, interest charge. But I am not so free to do 6 times transactions in a month.

May I suggest instead of instant you do IBG in the morning? As IBG is now same-day as long as transfer before 10am or something (tried and tested many times by myself). I do that to avoid losing any interest when moving between banks.

I just downloaded my second statement and found that I have been charged RM5.30 statement printing fee plus GST. There is no option to select hardcopy or softcopy statement and as such they cannot simply charge without getting our consent.

Anyone else faced the same thing and managed to get it reverted?