Origin okay too. Just realised i didnt update, about 10 months ago, did receive cash rebate from www.origin.com



This post has been edited by adele123: Sep 14 2017, 11:26 PM

For Origin. My supp card was paying in SGD.

Based on my usage, of multiple transaction of 3 different currencies span across 1-2 years, it will be 2%, for cimb cash rebate master card. Can refer thread above, better info.

I don't know what is reasonable, but some banks could be lower. I used uob few times, which is higher.

for the 0.2% the transaction description is CASH REBATE OTHER RETAIL

for 5% and 2% it will show as CASH REBATE

in any case, for truly tallying, you need to do it yourself. the easy way is, if only CASH REBATE, means all either 5% or 2% lo.

On the other hand 2% on retail spending for foreign is a lot for a entry level card...

I still feel that the likes of us in the forum, are a minority of the entire population of cimb cr owners. Anyway, that aside, this card has always been annoying due to the cross border transaction fee. there is a better option, which is public bank and uob for those who can spend above 800.

been wanting to cancel this card ever since they removed the eraman duty free discount. no reason to really keep this card now.

Don't worry. I have done it a few times.

I do recommend switching to other cards if you can since benefits being cut and really the cashback is getting more annoying.

These offers may vary depending on their internal policy. anyway, i cancelled mine this afternoon, no offer was given. then again, i did get the offer few months back when i wanted to cancel.

so ya, bye bye for real to cimb cash rebate.

I cancelled my cimb card 2 weeks ago. When I login to cimbclicks, the card is still there although limit available/credit limit, are all zero.

but still receiving cimb promotional sms... anybody in the same boat?