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Best of both worlds.

Which good boy reported this thread as spam?

At least let everything get settled first, you're not getting any medal for reporting anyways.

Weirdly, Favepay merchants are reducing a little bit in KL, some merchants that used to accept Favepay stopped doing so.

Grabpay thread, so far there's none but wouldn't hurt to open one if anyone is passionate about it.

I asked fellow Boost users in that thread to share some opinions on whether to open a V2 in Finance section or not, quite a few agreed. so decided to do so. Sometimes the previous thread could get out of hand, people argue sometimes, abusers getting proud of themselves, and many more. Also, since there are two e wallet discussion threads in this section now, hope those who are interested will follow and open discussion threads for other e wallets as well.

Was gonna tag hye but gotta wait for the TS from V1 to close his Boost thread first, but thanks anyways.

Also, BigPay is definitely not an e wallet, but more to a prepaid card issuer.

Favepay is more to mobile payment, but I guess can be related with e wallet cuz it's using similar kind of payment method by scanning the QR code, just that it deducts directly from our cards which is similar to Samsung Pay.

I'll try fully update the thread tonight, sorry if it looks rushed.

If you have any suggestions on what to add, do post here and lemme know.

Caring Pharmacy is using Mpay terminal if I remember correctly.

Noted, thanks for the suggestion.

Did they just cover up Boost on the sign lol?

This post has been edited by xperiaDROID: Nov 26 2018, 10:31 AM

https://boostbusiness.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/...Boost-merchant-

That's just pathetic lol, but I remember that Boost is strict about merchants imposing a minimal amount for their payment service, looks like someone from Boost taught them a lesson.

It's illegal to impose a minimal amount for every payment methods anyways, if they still dare to do that for cards, it means that BNM is not strict enough.

Same thing applies to card payments, might as well just not accept any payment methods other than cash.

Doubt BNM is even sincere to make our society go cashless, this issue has been persisting for ages now.

Even if you wanna report a merchant, it's unpractical and troublesome, a waste of time.

Sorry about that.

You guys should try reporting then you will know how troublesome it is, there are many procedures that need to be done to make a final report.

It's not about the time, and it's not as easy as you think like simply making calls or sending emails.

The biggest problem is BNM requires an evidence, I get it and it's a must. But here's a scenario example, if you wanna buy something and pay by card, cashier refuses to accept it cuz it's below the minimum amount, and there's no sign whatsoever...

What do you expect an average Joe to do? You can't expect to purposely buy more until it reaches the amount just to pay by card and get the evidence right?

People will just keep complaining without reporting, because it's really a hassle to do it.

Boost should either charge a bit (probably 1%) or not make any changes.

This post has been edited by xperiaDROID: Nov 26 2018, 02:43 PM

Happy Boostin guys!

If I'm not wrong, none so far.

Only DBKL parking.

That's why, it's not that we don't wanna file a complaint, it's scenarios like this that leaves us with no choice but to dig our wallet.

Boost payment system is 24/7, there's no such thing as "system down" unless Boost says so.

Most likely they just accepted Boost recently but haven't got everything prepared yet.