For Boost related questions...
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4698581

Read the first few posts to understand how it works.

hlb offer flexi payment 12months 0% for selected customer only, i can top up bigpay to used up my CL

Keep some credit for Digital Day campaign.

Oh no I used up all my CL for FPP. Won rm700+ in d last Digital Day.

aiks, nvm then, if next DDay like last year, will transfer cash for CL increase to get that fat angpow

Want to ask.
Which card best to apply for use in Digital day.

Thanks.

For HLB Wise credit card, if I pay a bill with JomPAY in HLconnect, is this counted into the RM2000 requirement?

read the t&C

Cardholders of the WISE Card (“Cardholder”) will be awarded with 10% cash back (“Cash
Back”), subject to Clause 2 and 3 of the terms and conditions herein, with a minimum spend
of RM2,000 on Eligible Retail Transactions (as defined in Clause 3 (a) herein) which....

The term “Eligible Retail Transaction” shall refer to any retail purchase transaction made
locally and overseas, including online transactions which are charged to the WISE Card (both
Principal and supplementary WISE Cards) but EXCLUDES the following transactions:
(i) cash-type transactions including but not limited to Cash Advances, Cash-On-Call and
Balance Transfers;
(ii) Cash-On-Call transactions;
(iii) fees and charges including but not limited to charges for cash withdrawals and cash
payments, annual fees, interest and/or finance charges, disputed transactions,
government charges and any other kind of charges and penalties;
(iv) installment conversion transactions including but not limited to Flexi Payment Plan;
(v) fund transfers (from or to HLB’s account whether by HLB or third party);
(vi) disputed transactions that are subsequently reversed from the account of the
Cardholder;
(vii)all government related transactions and all online transaction(s)/ payment via Hong
Leong Connect

Yes, I read it, many times. But not very understand about this:
(vii)all government related transactions and all online transaction(s)/ payment via Hong
Leong Connect
Can you tell me whether the JomPAY payment (for life insurance) in HL connect is counted for the RM2000 requirement?
And how about PTPTN payment using PTPTN website? Is it a government related transaction?

This post has been edited by ckuanglim: May 24 2019, 10:43 AM

already stated transactions from connect is not eliglble

And how about PTPTN payment using PTPTN website? Is it a government related transaction?

Just saw this.. but all these while my Jompay for insurance is eligible as part of RM2k requirement. So far up to March (cb reflected in Apr end), didn't swipe in April.

Since uobpayonline no longer available, is there any alternative that let me pay specific TNB amount using Wise? TNB itself will only let you settle full amount payment, and HLB online is using Jompay which's not eligible for Wise Utility Categories if I'm not wrong.

mytnb app

Ok thanks.

Sorry if the question asked before, is Hong Leong Wise Platinum entitle for the 10% CB on Top Up Big Pay?

Which category?

https://ringgitplus.com/en/credit-card/Hong...e-Platinum.html

For all the retail spend are entitle for 10% cashback (monthly cap RM100) so wondering if top up for BP using HLB wise entitle for the CB or not.

https://www.hlb.com.my/en/personal-banking/.../wise-card.html , There's no category for bp wor,

Cybpsych totally ignore you liao. You can borrow ptptn study, but your English is so bad? Is ptptn under our government or private banking, when you borrow the money? Anything you deal with the government department when you do things, will be governmental.

Have u read the TnC of the card and the product disclosure? Wise card has different categories leh. Don't just read what you want to know but read the whole product article before asking. Seriously, expecting spoonfeeding is a disease.

PS. I read the article top down, and reverse, and I still don't find the sentence "for all the retail spend are entitle for 10% cashback", so unsure where you get the idea that it says ALL THE RETAIL SPEND.

The basis of dealing with banks (credit cards are from banks) is always read PDS and T&C.

This post has been edited by beebee1314: Jun 4 2019, 09:20 AM