QUOTE(cybpsych @ Jan 18 2018, 03:07 PM)

American Express Angpow Campaign 2018 [ MBB | T&Cs ]
15 January 2018 - 31 March 2018
Celebrate this festive season with your Maybank American Express Cards and stand to win RM8,888 Angpow.
Hurry, register now via SMS and start spending!

STEP 1: REGISTER
SMS AMEX (space) 12-digit NRIC Number to 66628 (E.g. AMEX 810123105678)
For non-Malaysian: SMS AMEX (space) Passport Number to 66628 (E.g. AMEX B123456)
STEP 2: SPEND
Spend with your Maybank American Express Cards and earn entries.
- 10 entries - Earn RM100 cumulative spend at selected restaurants, supermarkets or departments stores
- 1 entry - Every RM100 other cumulative spend
Terms and conditions:
Applicable for all Principal Cardmembers of American Express Cards issued by Maybank.
A one-time registration via SMS is required and it must be performed by the Principal Cardmember.
10 entries will be given to every cumulative RM100 spend at local restaurants, supermarkets or department stores based on the Merchant Category Codes (5812, 5813, 5814, 5311 & 5411) captured by Maybank's system.
Spend by Supplementary Cardmember will be included in the computation of the Principal Cardmember's qualified spend.
Winners will be selected by a randomizer programme.
Each Cardmember is eligible to win 1 Prize only throughout the Campaign Period.
Hope can win the Mercedes or 1k cashback. Lol.
QUOTE(curaptz @ Jan 18 2018, 05:10 PM)
wanna ask some question...
i have outstanding let say 2k with maybank card,minimum payment rm100.
if i happen to buy 5k 0%installment for 24month. every month pay rm208.
so monthly i pay rm308.
how does maybank know i pay for installment or outstanding?
Your instalment would be billed at 208 per month. You pay 308 means that your outstanding arm 2,000 + 208 - 308 * finance charges = your outstanding balance.i have outstanding let say 2k with maybank card,minimum payment rm100.
if i happen to buy 5k 0%installment for 24month. every month pay rm208.
so monthly i pay rm308.
how does maybank know i pay for installment or outstanding?
Please be reminded that you’ll lose your interest free period when you start defaulting.
Jan 18 2018, 05:53 PM

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