Would like to check with those who use Maybank2U to pay utility bills from TNB and Syabas.
For TNB electricity bills, it seems to be very convenient as the amount that needs to be paid for the monthly bills are indicated online on the Maybank2U portal in the section
ACCOUNTS & BANKING => BILL PAYMENT => MAKE A PAYMENT TO A FAVOURITE PAYEE However, for Syabas water bills, the amount that needs to be paid for the monthly bills is not indicated on the Maybank2U portal
ACCOUNTS & BANKING => BILL PAYMENT => JOMPAYAny idea if there is any way that the amount that needs to be paid for Syabas water bill can be published on Maybank2U online portal under Jompay section which is what Syabas is currently using? Or Jompay is just a site for users to make online payment without indicating the amount that needs to be paid? Or are there plans for Syabas to upgrade their system so that the amount that needs to be paid for water bills are indicated on online portals, rather than users referring to the piece of paper that is put into the letter boxes at your homes or apartments?
all my props rented out, i keep all the account details. then use the respective portals to keep track of the utility bills.
1) TNB -- MyTNB
web portal & mobile apps (search from your android/ios stores) -- you can add multple accounts to check. more details is shown if you are owner (need NRIC validation). if you add account as Tenant, just basic account details (e.g. outstanding, payment date, etc.). I'm currently tracking 6 TNB accounts via app
2) SYABAS -- OCSP
web portal & mobile apps -- only show accounts tied to your NRIC, cannot manually add accounts.
3) IWK --
Account Balance (quick check) &
Account Statement (pdf via email statement) -- you can add multiple accounts to check, no need NRIC validation, just account number.
TM/Unifi or ASTRO, let tenant use their own NRIC to apply. Never ever use your NRIC. anything happen, the IC registered to the TM/ASTRO would be liable for any outstanding/legal treatment.
currently, my rental deposits are 2+1 mths for rental and 0.5 mth for utilities. so far all tenants are behaving, at most outstanding about 2 months, then they pay a flat amount of RM100 just to temporary clear old oustanding

they hardly even pay FULL oustanding.