yes..u can get ur mbb card immediately


PB day 2 day requires u to open a saving account with them,like mbb
PBVE no need any saving accounts with them...

nanakopy is right. So, as you can see, PBVE is better since it is not linked to your saving account. I want to use this debit card purely for spending. If I mix it up with saving, habisla..

thx. bro/girl.

Thanks for the info. I don't see any information about this on the Maybank Visa Debit Card page. Do you know the exact figure of the additional charge?
Immediate collection, immediate activation. No annual fee. If you're converting your ATM card to the Maybank Visa Debit Card, you will have to pay RM12.

Yes. You will need to open a savings account with Public Bank in order to apply for Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card.

But in my opinion, Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card is better because of the lower annual fee at RM12/pa compared to Public Bank VISA Electron at RM24/pa. Besides, they will issue the Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card to you right away.

Basically you are maintaining an account with Public Bank too with the Public Bank VISA Electron. Just an account without passbook. There will be a monthly statement though.

Please take note that you must keep AT LEAST RM25 in your Public Bank VISA Electron account at all time whereas for the Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card, you need to maintain only RM1.


I used to have Public Bank VISA Electron. That was when i'm not qualified to hold a credit card. I just canceled it in January this year.

I am now holding a Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card. Just changed to it from my regular ATM card (the blue one with red Public Bank logo on top - click the link below to view) to this card last week. I am going to report a loss on this Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card next year and will request for the regular ATM card. The annual fee for the regular ATM card is cheaper at RM8/pa. Besides, i have no use of this Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card. I applied for it just to add into my debit card/credit card collection

Public Bank ATM Card


Then you just need not to deposit too much money into your Public Bank savings account. Only deposit money into it when you need to use it. The minimum deposit to maintain for Public Bank savings account is only RM1


Maybank cherry VISA debit card will be issued to you right away. You are now given two options.

Option 1
- no annual fee
- free 4 ATM withdrawals in a month
- RM0.50/withdrawal will be charged from the 5th withdrawal and so on

Option 2
- RM8/pa
- unlimited withdrawal

Anyone able to give me the list of debit cards which can withdraw funds from PayPal?

Option 1
- no annual fee
- free 4 ATM withdrawals in a month
- RM0.50/withdrawal will be charged from the 5th withdrawal and so on

Option 2
- RM8/pa
- unlimited withdrawal

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oh. very good. mbb card is the best rate compare to the other bank right. how is the service wise.

Far behind Public Bank and HSBC Like their online banking portal though

hmm,i think both oso got their pros and cons....
but the anual fee for D2D can't be waive right?
while ,for PBVE,the anual fee will be waive if u can use at certain amount

bro,i tot 1st page got the list dy?

No. Cannot be waived. But you can always use it at supermarket and to pay at any petrol station. Currently it gives 1% cash back. After the promotional period, it will give 0.8% instead.

I spend around RM5000 on car petrol alone per annum. Based on 0.8%, Public Bank will have to give me RM40. After deducting the RM12 annual fee for Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card, i will still earn RM28/pa.

As for Maybank cherry debit card, it will only give you 1 Treatpoint for every RM3 charged to the card which is a far cry compared to Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit card.


True. Last time it was stated that the annual fee will be automatically waived provided you have spent at least RM1000 in a year. But they have removed this from their website. So i do not know if the annual fee waiver is still available or not.

ooo..is it?
btw,mie is PB ING debit master card...they told me can be waived as long as i can use up to tat amount per annum...but duno now still the same o not

RHB Bank have too. But having trouble using them at MBB atm coz of the shape. (One side looks like gotten cut off)

ooo..is it?
btw,mie is PB ING debit master card...they told me can be waived as long as i can use up to tat amount per annum...but duno now still the same o not


you might want to refer to this
http://www.pbebank.com/en/en_content/perso...oolrewards.html

Wah.. Can report your card as missing? Pandainya.. Haha. Ya, I want to control on what I spend, that's why I choose PBVE debit card. If by paying rm24 per year means it can save me from using my money without control, I don't mind..
Saving account should be left untouched.
Hm, for every transaction done with Paypal, will they charge any amount?

This post has been edited by solsekuin44: Aug 13 2009, 01:50 AM

Depends on what kind of transaction you're talking about. Usually when you pay a merchant via PayPal, you will only be charged to amount you needed to pay the merchant. That's it. No handling fee of any sort.

No handling fee sounds good to me.. Thanks MilesAndMore! O yeah, last time you told me I should verify the debit card for online transaction at home right?
But the bank officer said, after I received the card, I should go to the bank and have it registered for Verified by Visa.
Mana2 pun boleh kan?

Go to the bank ? As far as i'm concerned, we need to do it ourselves at home. But if that particular Public Bank branch you go to has public computer, then yes. You can register for Verified by VISA using the computer there too.

Ok.. Will share here what I do for that. Haha. O yeah, the pin given for Verified by Visa, can you choose any password or just accept what is given to you?
Sorry ya, have no experience whatsoever in using credit or debit cards.

You will need to create one yourself

Hey everyone,

Just want to ask how do you withdraw money from PayPal by using PB Day2Day card?
I'm sorry quite confused for this procedure.

Thanks.