Nope. MYR currency cannot use AmEx linked PayPal to pay, it only accepts foreign currencies.

Not sure which one doesn't accept it. It's not working, MYR only MC and Visa linked PayPal will work.
PayPal will trigger error and will ask you to change card.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Jul 2 2017, 12:15 PM

Yes, already aware for years since started using PayPal more than 5 years ago.

Did you mean BT? Of course no good, if you don't pay will affect your CCRIS that affects your future credit applications and credibility.

But they accept for Visa and MasterCard.

I don't know where you have read that but let's face it, if can't afford to make monthly payment, might as well don't use any card.
Or transfer outstanding to other cards using 0% BT and pay monthly but that requires commitment. Else, it affects your CCRIS and interest.

Your mindset is already wrong when you mentioned: "what happen if fail to pay 1 month? Is it good?"

Also no such thing as paying CC with EPP. That's BT.

Yes, usually on your statement date.

AmEx linked PayPal cannot use to pay MYR currency. If your merchant converts to other currencies before charging, then it is different.

I don't think Maybank will impose penalties. Most likely denied if the excess is too much.

Try to pay during weekends to get another 5% CB.

Hmm. 5xTP equals 1.25%. Yes, there's fees.

Change to shopping vouchers. I may redeem at Harvey Norman.

No.

11Street also can.

Erm, anything unusual? That's the feature of this combo cards...

And then? It doesn't accept AmEx cards.

All. Like cybpsych mentioned, just try and let us know. Last we knew, it will not go through.

Unless Lazada is using foreign currency, otherwise no since I know it's using MYR.

You only need to pay RM 250.02 on 28th July.

Outstanding balance: Statement balance + transactions captured after 8th July
Statement balance: Your previous transactions captured from 9th June to 8th July
Payment due date: 20 days from your statement date
Statement date: Your bill cycle date, it means your cycle is from previous month's 9th to current month's 8th.

So if you have a huge planned purchase, you can buy on 9th July and you only need to pay on 28th August, that's almost 50 days free interest.