ya. we all go and report, and hopefully they will do something.

i think they (bank, BNM) will have their KPI on solving complains





https://tinyurl.com/yaa6ha7r

This post has been edited by hebe87: Mar 19 2018, 07:33 PM

lol....last i tested it was working.....lowyat try to silence me

No Minimum amount

hmmmm...why does it remove portion of the link

thank @hebe87

This post has been edited by dr2k3: Mar 19 2018, 08:28 PM

It show you use referral link

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Thank you for sharing the article link. People should take note, especially merchants and retailers. We will be watching them.

If they insist minimum what can you do. No proof except recorded.

I met one at BHP jalan kewajipan. I said 20. She said need 30 to use card.

I walk out and go to my regular bhp


Government don't take all this seriously except news about 1imdb or bn.

This post has been edited by Theoutspokenguy: Mar 19 2018, 09:21 PM

most places they display it quite bluntly for everyone to see

yeah some retailers dont want to pay the minimal margin to banks.

Some old merchant still charge me 2% to 4% to use card.

Many computer shops do that.
Some very small sole proprietorship also do that.

with low transaction merchant, they pay min fees 2% or RM 1 (whichever higher) to merchant, that why they don't allow card, same like TnGo reload each reload they make 0.50 - rm2 but card fees is a lot higher ....

should boycott them, lol

There not many options so I do bank transfer to them instead.

Even on bank website...

Just walk out if the merchant insist on minimum amount to accept card . That is our right .

If the merchant do not want to pay the fees to bank , then no need to subcribe to accept card . Just use CASH TERM . No need to pay fees .

Spot on and well said. Some merchants display their array of cards accepted but want to charge extra fees, or min amount, all to their whims and fancy, to me is total BS.

No point we get excited over it without government action we are just talking for fun. Most of the cashier are just workers. Their boss told them to set the limit. Even we scare them with this rules they just don't allow you to pay.

We as consumer still can do our part without the governments initiative or enforcement. It is a chain cycle and all we need to do is leave a gap to ensure that chain is broken. Remember that businesses rely on profit to pay their staff salary and overheads. If customers turn away or boycott, there won't be revenue to pay for the business costs let alone profits. This in return, would cost the Boss to fork out money from his own pockets which also hurts badly. So, remind them not to mess with people power and consumer rights.

True but most Malaysian are still more comfortable to pay with cash so cashless impact in malaysia is still very weak.

But at least we are starting it. I am also boycotting places that don't allow spay or setting limit.

Our consumer market still needs more awareness.

That is the spirit. 👍👍

that is what this thread purpose for. start doing from us and share the awareness to our friends/families. I always boycott and even tell others to do so if the merchant set minimum to use.