Thanks for the heads up. Didn't know of this option.

Damn, luckily i hantam RM800 just before they removed it.

Tick option no longer available even though the accounts are still there.

Yes, can pay advance. If you have the TNB app, you can see how much surplus you have paid.

Just pay the Unifi bill a few months in advance, since no more x9 Grab points from 15th March.

It's most probably Grab and Boost that stopped it. TNB would be delighted with the over-payments which they can use to earn interests.

Yes, definitely possible. It's just that you will find topping up big amounts might be difficult. Have to try multiple times.

Besides TNB, any high value merchants accepting Grab?

Hopefully Grab Malaysia's team has the same ethics as Grab Singapore's. Even though there is devaluation, they notify way in advance, which is fair. Grab Malaysia has not announced any devaluation in the number of points required for redemption, so hopefully, it's just devaluation in earning of points.

I'm one of them. Currently, I am topping up Grab using my Emirates Card which gives 1 Skywards for RM4. Then using the x9 Grabpoints to convert to KF.

Once the x9 ends, i will stop Grabpay and use my Maybank cards instead. Grab will be used mainly for rides and nothing else.

I don't understand the reasoning for ePay to limit to RM50. If they are already charging 2%, does it matter if the deposit is RM50 / RM500 / RM5000? Wouldn't a bigger limit with fewer transactions be more efficient? Limiting the transactions to small but frequent amounts will cost ePay more in terms of points rebate as mentioned by kop2299.

This post has been edited by Jnkm13: Feb 26 2020, 09:54 AM

But let's say we want to deposit RM8k for the tax relief, it will still be RM 50 x 160 times, equaling RM 160 transaction fee. So it's RM160 / RM8000 which is still 2%.

This post has been edited by Jnkm13: Feb 26 2020, 10:06 AM

Yes, this I understand.

What I'm trying to say is that if it's going to be RM 1 per RM50 deposit, which is 2%, why not just remove the RM50 limit and charge 2% on any amount of deposit. Less hassle for depositors. Of course for those who wants the AA or Sunway points, they can do the daily deposit.

Btw, I don't have SSPN accounts. Just wondering out of curiosity.

This post has been edited by Jnkm13: Feb 26 2020, 10:29 AM

Just go to 99 Speedmart and buy any snack for a few Ringgit to extend the rewards.

Same here.

Initially, i thought max spend per day is RM1k.

But i have managed to pay various merchants totaling more than RM1k.

So maybe the RM1k limit is per merchant, per day. This I'm not sure.

Crap. Epay confused me when they put max 1k for payment.

I had a function in a bistro and charged only RM 980 to my Grabpay and the balance was paid using CC. Lost out on RM500 spending on Grab

Paying bill within the Grab app doesnt give any points. Not sure if they extend the points or not.
But just buying the cheapest item in 99 Speedmart is a cheap and easy way to extend the points.

How to top up so much to have so many spendings online. I made one RM950 payment online. Then tried to top up but failed.

I managed to use slightly less than RM 1200 yesterday. Then tried to pay RM100+ but failed. Why allow a wallet limit of RM 1.5k then? Very confusing. Maybe just having all these limits until 15th March.

I managed to make 2 x RM950 online payment via Grab. So it looks like there is no limit to online spending as long as you are able to reload the Grab wallet. Have to keep on trying various amounts to reload.