Just pick a weekend, say first weekend. Doesn't matter if the payment gets to this or next statement. At most you miss a month. Anyway this will save you may be rm1 more only.

Erm am not too sure... I think that should be correct. But your rm2 will only be reflected on next bill if current bill have autodebit for at least 20.

I have been paying 149*1.06gst-2-20~=135.80 per month for my unifi 149 package.

Yes, nothing unless you spent for dining during weekends.

I didn't receive for October and I made 2 transactions on 1 and 2 October for 650+ and 800+ respectively, with 2 different merchants. Statement shows transaction dates on 1 and 2 October.

Has everyone else got October CB?

Make sure it was paid with AmEx.

I just realize the security code for amex is the 4 digit in front the card, not the 3 digit at the back of the card...
no wonder my previous attempt to use it online fail

yes, october cashback already credited, i've call cs to confirm that
I did not get it as well even though spent RM500 on 1 oct, and that particular cs said cannot dispute 
there's one post mentioned he managed to dispute it, you try to call and see whether can dispute, but must do it before 31 mac according to tnc

Think to cancel Unifi auto billing to earn 5% on weekend. Anyone cancel it?

3 ways:

1) maintain autobilling ----- on weekends before bill date, pay outstanding [minus] rm20+, leave balance just about rm20+. this way, when autobill run, it will pay balance rm20+ and grant you rm2 autobill rebate for next bill.

how to know your current outstanding before bill date:

a) if many usages (e.g. call charges or VAS), can check in Unifi OCC ~1 week prior to bill date. you will see the current outstanding, then roughly you'd know the amount to pay in advance. why 1 week? at least you got yourself a spare weekend to pay the unifi bill!  always check the calendar...

below is a simulation i did for my Unifi. an average of 3-4 days whereby the previous weekend falls before bill date on the 7th  the formula is tweaked so that i always pay on previous Sun, if possible. if bill date falls on Sun, then the Saturday before.


b) if you hardly use anything else with unifi, you sure know the fixed bill amount every month.

2) maintain autobilling ----- do nothing. hit-or-miss for weekend transaction. easy to maintain but no gain!

3) cancel autobilling ----- manually pay all outstanding on weekend. you have about 2-3 weekends before payment due date (21 days after bill date).

Bro, use the Lazada birthday code can get 20% off but not sure on the terms.

Code: 5BDAYXYLA

I use it on to purchase some stuff from Nestle store and another account to buy shower gel.

And you have the choice to use different card

it says expired lol

Platinum:
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...sonal/CRD-Cards

Gold:
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...sonal/CRD-Cards

the major difference between these two card is:
Color

I didn't receive for October and I made 2 transactions on 1 and 2 October for 650+ and 800+ respectively, with 2 different merchants. Statement shows transaction dates on 1 and 2 October.

Has everyone else got October CB?

How my bill date is 13 every month? Now the outstanding show on my occ account. If now I paid the amount minus RM20+. Will TM charge me bill amount 189.74 or outstanding 20+? amount? I worry later I pay RM169.74 and auto pay charge again 189.74

don't need to ask. Just straight give AMEX card to swipe. If rejected, then only give another card to swipe.

Yes I have that problem with lazada after thy replaced my card to the PIN type. Still no solution.

FYI, this is what Maybank FB reply me when I ask about bringing credit cards to foreign countries.

Kindly be informed that there is no activation needed for credit card retail overseas transaction. For credit card usage via the overseas online website or overseas, there will be additional charge 2.25% (VISA and Mastercard) on top of the purchase while for AMEX card will be 2.5% on top of the purchase amount.

Generally, there will be a PIN usage of credit card and it is subject to the country and merchant acceptance, as an example for Australia and some European Countries, you may be required to key in your Credit card PIN number. However, there are several countries are still not using the PIN & Pay method. Thank you.

i used my cc in korea a few times. no additional charges. only the currency exchange rate slightly higher. worth paying for expensive items if you are short on cash. but i bought bingsu using CC also la just for the lolz.