Brilliant idea.....

u managed to add BP card to another BP account?

twice a month?

Haha yeah, that kind of comment works!

Top up RM60 and withdraw RM3000 at -RM6.
60/3000 x (-6) = -RM0.12
and 1 Big Point earned worth RM0.01
So 1 extra transaction only cost you RM0.11

You thought you are losing RM180*0.06 = RM10.80 but in fact NO GAIN NO LOSS.

base on airasia flight redemption (usual redemption rate, not the promo redemption rate), 1000 points =RM10
so 1 point = RM1

The best is to top up Boost RM 1959 and Bigpay RM 541?

You cannot top up RM1959.45.
Either RM1959 or RM1960 (mutiple top-up).

top up RM550 better, got 11 points rather than 10 points

top up RM550 rather than RM541 won't loose u anything but gain extra 1 points and if you got multiple RM41 in few months, there are more than 1 point lost.

Brainstorming. Just for fun.
My intention was to reduce top-up BP. I don't want to waste time to withdraw and deposit at banks.
If it is not an issue, then Top-up BP RM2500 is the best bcoz + 50 Big Points.

sorry, after boost case, this won't be share publicly, only those who do their homework would have known there are several other e-wallet that still can reload with BP and transfer to bank directly.

Not only PB credit cards user today... 

if i do the 8X BP reload now,? still can get CB? since first come first serve..

Hey guys, so the transaction from CC to bigpay is consider Online right?
For now the best cash back is from SC JOP @ RM85

best as in highest cashback for buck assume you spend like 5k a month.

Do that and see BigPay ban you. BigPay is very touchy when people withdraw large amount of money frequently you know.

Hey, I'm really sorry you feel that way. Keep in mind this is only the second phase of our contactless cards roll-out. There's more to come and we're going to make sure that nobody feels left out. But we needed to be mindful in how we proceeded with this, for a few reasons. First, if we had released the new contactless cards and allowed everyone to re-card immediately... From a stock management and delivery perspective, this would have made it very difficult. And probably not great from a customer point of view as well: bear in mind that cards go inactive when they're being replaced, and that's something we've been assessing whether there was a workaround or not.

We considered different options in how we were going to re-card our oldest and most loyal users - including doing it by batch starting from earliest adopters. But this would have created a lot of technical work at a time where we'd rather have our teams focused on delivering a better app & experience.

Anyway, I completely understand how some of you will feel about it - and I anticipated it. Not trying to say we've made the best decision, just explaining what was the thinking behind the route we took!

It's not like we didn't know or anticipate how the community would take it and react, but that's part of the game and I'm not going to pretend like the comments we're getting are unfair. We're a service provider. Ideally, we should always give the best and most seamless experience to absolutely all of our users - and even more so to our early adopters. I'll take the heat because I understand how one could feel about the route we took. I'll say this though: it is only the second phase of our re-carding plan, and more announcements are coming. If BigPay has made you feel left out, I apologise.

Hong Leong ATM able to withdraw MYR 4k too