Why both of you don't understand the cash value of the points?

When the price of petrol goes down, the exchange rate of points to cash does not change.

If I give you jave 3000 points for RM45 petrol now, is there any difference you use it to buy petrol now and later? Come give example again, let's say today is RM1/litre, tomorrow is RM2/litre.

Let's say you pump today 45 litres and tomorrow 45 litres.

Scenario 1:-
Use the points today (since today is cheap!). Tomorrow you will have to pay RM90 cash.

Scenario 2:-
Use RM45 cash today. Tomorrow you will have to top up RM45 cash while using those 3000 points.

In BOTH cases you have used RM90 and all your points. The points are directly worth cash, you get the SAME cash value no matter if you use them when price is low or high.

Congrats u must be really good in managing your money but I am lousy at this Rm985 thingy.

Checked with Hong Leong yesterday... it seems "Hero" is not categorised under grocery. This sucks cause I pretty much go there all the time for my organic veg needs.

Anyone have experience with this?

i think late payment a while is ok for TNB...i have so far occasionally pay once every two months...still ok...wont cut off your electricity...

i think late a few days definitely ok...