Prior to heavy credit card usage last time, my wallet always got rm3000 and slowly depletes to rm1000(this is for emergency).
And now I'm on high credit card usage, wallet only has rm300 and will be slowly pickup weight to rm3000 where rm2200 will be use to pay PBB and HLB's credit card and balance give to father
Still Maybank cards are worth to keep as the payees I consider them as the most, easier when want to make payments.

Maybank Auto PayBills [ Maybank | T&Cs ]
22nd April 2016 - 31st August 2016

Be rewarded with cashback and convenience when you subscribe to Maybank Auto PayBills with your American Express Credit & Charge Cards issued by Maybank & Maybank Islamic.

One-time Cashback between RM15 and RM50 for every AutoPay enrolment for selected service providers and mechanics as below:
1 Service Provider/Merchant : RM15
2 Service Providers/Merchants : RM30
3 or more Service Providers/Merchants : RM50

Additional Offer:
5% of Total Bills for Digi Postpaid customers for the first SIX(6) months of Auto PayBills NEW subscription; which would be borne by Digi.

Applicable Service Providers/Merchants for Auto PayBills:
Astro, Celcom, Digi, Etiqa, Maxis, Telekom Malaysia ™, Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) and Municipal Assessment Service Providers.

Cashback Amount:
Total amount of Cashback Reward to be given away is capped at Ringgit Malaysia Sixty Four Thousand and Three Hundred Fifty (RM 64,350) throughout the campaign period and is based on first-come-first-served basis.

Hi guys I am moving to SG soon and I may need to use my Maybank CC for emergencies but I was wondering do they charge foreign transaction fee? And I do need to enable the card for overseas use before I depart right?

I wonder if i missed out or MBB marketing team is sleeping.
Did they mention how to register the autopay or attach any form for enrollment??

Yes, there will be some fee involved. Basically, you can already use the card overseas but highly advisable to call CS to notify them to avoid future issue.

Not that advisable on this.

1. there is transaction fee for transaction in foreign currency, when you swipe at merchant such as supermarket/shops, etc. (about 1% fee, on top of the foreign exchange) ~it is not much difference compare to the rate u got from money changer (exchange rate for currency note will be higher than exchange rate for creditcard/telegraphic transfer)

2. do not attempt to withdraw cash at atm machine by credit card -> it is cash advance and there can be interest rate up to 18% per year, on top of foreign transaction fee and cash advance fee

3. no need to enable the card. however it is nice to inform the bank so that the anti fraud system wont be triggered easily

Thanks for all the response, may I know why is it not advisable if the exchange rate will be roughly the same?

It'll be easier if I just applied another CC from SG bank (say OCBC) later on?

As the exchange rate will not be the same everyday, some banks also have slightly different rate. So if you were to work in SG for long term, better get a card there, simple. If short term, then you have to pay extra slightly sometimes.
Like last time I work 1 year contract in Qatar(now permanent already), the exchange rate could be different by almost rm0.10 for each Riyal I spend. But that time AMEX still got 5% cash back for every rm1 I spend on all categories, so no problem on this.
But for now left with dining cash back, will it really worth? I doubt so.

probably better you apply cashback sg credit cards instead

just realized that if you use maybank american express card at oversea restaurent during weekend, you still get the 5% rebate

This weekend dining feature is retain. We know.

Can cover the foreign currency rate.

Well, according to the TnC, only local dining not overseas dining.

for foreign website online transaction in USD, is is 5xTP or just 1xTP?

Err... It is not even one of the impacted categories.

wow... this is new. which country is that?

hmmm.. do check weekend dining T&C.

1. The Cash Back to be rewarded is based on Cardmember's dinning spending with Maybank 2 American
Express Card on Saturday and Sunday only in Malaysia starting from 1 August 2015.

several others reported getting the CD for overseas dining too.

so i presume that its still 5xTP?

yeap still 5x points