There is an instance where AP may not work for purchases above RM250 eventhough the PIN is entered.

If one were to make a purchase above RM250 at a jewelery store in MY (ex Poh Kong, etc), their terminal will reject your PIN even though it is correctly entered if no physical cc is present.

It is as close as it can get to the news that everyone is waiting for.
Just wait a bit longer. I doubt they will throw cold water to the launch with all the fanfare we have seen recently.

Then this thread will take a different twist (or maybe new version) after AP launches. Promo talk, glitches, etc.

This post has been edited by hye: Aug 8 2022, 04:56 PM

Thanks for the thoughts.
I was thinking about it but leaving for TS and the AP community to decide whether we should be moving towards a new thread.

This thread is now moving so fast and rich with a lot of info.

Next time, (if possible) do note the terminal and the merchant bank (on that terminal) that they are using.

Example- UOB terminals (iinm GHL) used by Nandos in KV don't work with SPay.

This post has been edited by hye: Aug 9 2022, 06:58 PM

Appreciate if the folks here if they want to update their experiences, do post it in the Web form post in Thread #1

Have seen a lot of folks posting their version of Web forms. Do reference only the TS from here on unless he decides otherwise.

Will regulate any new forms introduced from hereon.

This post has been edited by hye: Aug 9 2022, 07:11 PM

The lowest value I used MY cc so far is RM0.09. (9 cents)

It is one of the payment option which you will see upon Checkout.

Yes, I agree.
Pointed this out yesterday that the feedback should carry more info rather than a simple "I can't use my card at Speed Mart 99".

There are many unknown variables in play here. E.g Phone model, which card, what terminal was in use, etc.

Also noticeable today was the varied acronym used when describing the bank. In my opinion, here is an open discussion where understanding the banking experience is important to see the population feedback. The context here is not blatantly bashing the financial institution thus appreciate if the audience are more forthcoming in naming the FI using a universal known acronym.

E.g AMBank vs AB / Camel / etc. (Took me a while to figure out what is AB. For a moment I thought what Apple service this is? 🤔)

This post has been edited by hye: Aug 10 2022, 08:01 PM

Interesting experience.
Members here may see the same experience happening to them when using BSC parking.

Enter - single tap., to exit - tap twice (1st tap will not raise the boom)

Suggest to have a good understanding of how to read corporate structure information, shareholding and financial information.

It is OK to make mistakes, learn from it and apologize/recover from it sincerely. Others with low comprehension on how to understand corporate info may get the same misunderstanding thus important to be accountable of is being posted.

Next is the hassle of reporting to the bank the duplicate charges. Unless realise quickly while still at the merchant and ask them to reverse the extra charges on the spot.

This video taken with Speedmart 99 as the merchant ?

Jaya Grocer does accept SPay.

Please have a consideration for the cashier. Not his/her decision to decline AP. The cashier will only get into trouble with his/her superior for your misdemeanour.

Even aborting the purchase as a sign of protest doesn't sound bad vs. intentionally putting the cashier in hot soup just to prove a point that AP works. One can even consider putting in a complaint to Maybank that Jaya Grocer claiming that Maybank AP is not supported in their machines vs the known fact. (Thus MBB is indirectly faulted)

Better to direct the AP rejection query to the right level of authority in Jaya Grocer. Please don't mess someone livelihood irresponsibly in this manner and ruin the image of Apple users in Malaysia.

This post has been edited by hye: Aug 14 2022, 10:04 AM

If this is true then all credit card acceptance would be in problem/declined but only AP was discriminated.

Also, should push for the retailers to come out clean on their rejection of AP. If they don't want to accept, it's OK but publish that rejection publicly. (Which they don't dare to in the first place)
Don't let the cashier bear the brunt of consumers frustration and anger.

This post has been edited by hye: Aug 15 2022, 09:57 AM

Thanks for a great piece of info!