Why e-pay disable the TNB payment via boost ? I just registered E-pay to pay TNB.

No luck ? any other new method to pay TNB by using ewallet ? Thanks

use TnG at 7e

I was blatantly shot for even proposing this route!

Why though? its not a trick to begin with?

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i see

Think about it.

When the promo ended, there will be no cashback paying bills at 7-11. Why not just save the hassle and pay inside mytnb app instead?

However, If you have credit cardb(eg. public bank quantum MasterCard, Stanchart Liverpool etc) that earns you cashback for e-wallet reload trxn, then yes by all means go ahead pay the bill at 7-11 using ewallet.

actually paying using public bank quantum MasterCard in myTNB app/portal will earn you 5% as well... don't need to go 7eleven.

This post has been edited by memorylane: Feb 20 2020, 05:00 PM

Oh ya, you are right.
This is very good example.

Conclusion is, use the ewallet only when the 7-11/ewallet promo gives you greater reward than credit card alone.

This post has been edited by chemistry: Feb 20 2020, 05:18 PM

But certain people want to use e-wallet because of the so called double benefits; 1 from the bank & the other from the e-wallet provider

Am I wrong?

You're right.
If there are double or even triple benefits, of course go for the greater one.

So, you admit that when there is No benefit, you also won't want to go to 7-11 right?

I don't go to 7-11.
I can't stand the face of those staffs who say cash only.
I use myTNB app.

Smart move
Have a good day Sir.

relax. as the thread title, it just sharing the way / method to pay tnb bill using e wallet

the pro n cons maybe most of all aware about it

but thanks to you sharing in depth about it

Pos automated machine


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Where is the post office located?

There is this app Gopay Malaysia offering utility payment such as TNB. can reload using Boost wallet. Even offer earn cashback for payment made thru them. However, after checking with Bank Negara they are not regulated. Beware.

Are they e-wallet provider? If not, they're not under BNM regulation.

If they received funds from public they are required to be licensed to protect public interest.

Are they storing the fund or just passing through like Fave?