e-Wallets you use most, Survey of APP you use most
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 Jul 8 2019, 10:06 PM
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QUOTE(howszat @ Jul 8 2019, 09:50 PM) Well, yes, we need to know how innovative their marketing is before we can judge. But it's a crowded marketplace, and Boost is hard to beat for now. but i sense that the cash back reward of Boost is getting less and less attrative recently. |
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Jul 9 2019, 12:24 PM
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QUOTE(Raexim @ Jul 9 2019, 12:10 PM) Malaysians, you do you expect? hmm. well originally i only have wechat pay, because i dont like to install too many apps and since i use wechat a lot so wechat pay becomes my first choice. and then installed Boost just to ride on their cashback. these are the only 2 ewallets i have. i agree that cashback rewards will not stay too long - Boost's cashback reward is by far the most long lived one and as a consumer of course i would like to see it is never-ending but it is not practical. Pretty sure there will be one day where there is no rewards at all. Like some of those plastic cards in your wallet. Just wait till they got more penetration, now at 8%. |
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Jul 9 2019, 02:26 PM
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QUOTE(Raexim @ Jul 9 2019, 01:28 PM) Currently the most probable ones to survive in the long run I think: I am not living in West Malaysia so I cant comment on TnG (TnG adoption in Kuching where i live is quite low, from what I observe). Wechat pay also surprisingly low. Most merchants here adopts Boost. Fave and Grab Pay second.1. TnG ewallet - due to toll usage and quick payment (makes just about everyone that accept TnG ewallet to accept card payment) and offline availability (? I noticed that you can generate bar code when offline after you generated it once) 2. WeChat Pay - due to reason you mentioned and their smart order integration (?) Hope they don't fuck this up. They did fuck up before. What do you think? |
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Jul 9 2019, 03:54 PM
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QUOTE(Raexim @ Jul 9 2019, 02:37 PM) Where is the infamous Sarawak Pay?  QUOTE(ClarenceT @ Jul 9 2019, 02:43 PM) SarawakPay is more attractive than Boost now if you want to pay electricity, water, assessment bills and at some retail/dining outlets. Yeah, heard about this too. I installed SarawakPay before but uninstalled. I have a weird and stupid mindset that I would rather get less cash rewards than to install so many apps in my phone. haha. maybe one day I will install back SarawakPay but uninstall Boost LOL |
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Sep 22 2019, 06:37 PM
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QUOTE(Tigerr @ Sep 22 2019, 04:51 PM) If they do that. They are going to kill themselves by 50% at least. How long can they survive without much activities i think for sure wechatpay know their current situation. perhaps they have diffrent strategies. anyway. malas to comment. they should know how best to grab the market. if normal ppl like us already know how to get users, no way they cant think the same like us. |
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Sep 29 2019, 09:47 AM
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QUOTE(adele123 @ Sep 28 2019, 10:13 PM) I voted for Samsung Pay. no worries. Boost's rewards no longer good as before. Me myself have not been using it for 2 months.I think i missed the boat on all the Boost promotion. So i use samsung pay for convenience. I was too lazy to figure out Boost despite being frequent visitor to credit card thread. |
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