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 e-Wallets you use most, Survey of APP you use most

Which APP you installed or interested and your experiences?
 
WeChat Pay [ 13 ] ** [2.12%]
PayPal [ 11 ] ** [1.80%]
Maybank QR Pay [ 26 ] ** [4.25%]
GrabPay [ 87 ] ** [14.22%]
Touch 'n Go [ 175 ] ** [28.59%]
Vcash [ 1 ] ** [0.16%]
Boost [ 163 ] ** [26.63%]
FavePay [ 9 ] ** [1.47%]
AliPay [ 2 ] ** [0.33%]
BigPay [ 59 ] ** [9.64%]
MPay [ 2 ] ** [0.33%]
Payfy [ 1 ] ** [0.16%]
Samsung Pay [ 33 ] ** [5.39%]
TaPay [ 1 ] ** [0.16%]
Others [ 29 ] ** [4.74%]
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SUSCardNoob
post Jul 9 2019, 11:07 AM

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QUOTE(ziniowong @ Jul 9 2019, 10:55 AM)
i said exactly the same thing a few months ago and got flamed
they are in the business to make money, not give out freebies all the time
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It is a non-sustainable model.
Pretty sure the day will come whereby rewards will be scaled back.
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post Jul 23 2019, 07:23 AM

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Battle Of Malaysian E-Wallets: Who Offers The Best Service Among All?

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If you enjoy getting discounts, rebates, or cashbacks whenever you dine out or shop, GrabPay and Boost are the champs. But if you had to choose between the two, just ask yourself these questions: do you use Grab to commute frequently? Do you eat in a lot and resort to ordering from GrabFood? If you answered no, Boost is the preferred choice.

The Touch 'n Go e-wallet is very useful to reload or check your Touch n' Go card, which will help prevent you from becoming the reason for the long queue at the toll lane (read: insufficient balance). So regardless of any e-wallets you may prefer, the Touch 'n Go app appears to be a necessity for those living in the city, especially for those who drive to work every day.

Fave, on the other hand, is another e-wallet out there that offers similar functions and cashback, but with limited restrictions to its cashback system, this may seem as a major drawback for users.

So, which do you think suits you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.

http://www.rojakdaily.com/lifestyle/articl...d_zq9BVp60UAznY
SUSCardNoob
post Aug 7 2019, 08:01 PM

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QUOTE(xperiaDROID @ Aug 7 2019, 08:00 PM)
Never heard of it lol.
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https://www.easybook.com/en-my

It has been discussed before.

Interest earned cannot be withdrawn or cashed out.

QUOTE(FDInvestor @ Jul 8 2019, 02:09 PM)
Hmm, Easybook is not a bank. Below are a few of their T&C

1. Not all deposit will be approved by Easybook.
2. Maximum top up per transaction is $5,000 or equivalent to RM 15,000
3. The interest earned or cash reward is not allowed to cash-out. The cash rewards can only be utilized to purchase product or service at Easybook
4. The withdrawal is not instant and process will take about 1 month
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This post has been edited by CardNoob: Aug 7 2019, 08:03 PM
SUSCardNoob
post Aug 27 2019, 11:47 AM

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Mana itu GoPayz?
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