QUOTE(unknown_2 @ Apr 1 2020, 12:00 PM)
let me tell u something.
when the concept of currency first introduced hundreds of years ago, i'm sure there r som people bitching over how barter is more straight forward & better.
then bank account & atm card was introduced years ago, got people bitching to employer, saying how receiving cash is better, no need such hassle go atm to press, scared kena cheat, rompak, dunno howto use ATM.
now when e-wallet is introduced, there will b people bitching about how they dunno how to use smart phone, no tech savvy.
this ain't brain surgery, u dont need special qualification.
if millions of old people in china, including the old can learn to use smartphone & e-wallet, y cant people here learn.
e-wallet is here to stay, cash wil gradually phase out.
that's a fact that will every1 has to face sooner or later. so better accept & embrace it now.
dude.. your typing to a fellow who is a strong believer of e-wallet and have been using it EVERY single freaking day in my life. in fact my wallet has RM200 and it stays RM200 for this whole month. Your point is?
I'm just telling ppl stop bitching and start thinking. Not everyone knows how to use them not my parents. Their generation is going to be sunset pretty soon but before they are gone we need a medium which can distribute it to all. Having Grab, TnG, Boost so how the government is going to channel the money? member can just go claim? how to validate?
Ppl tend to forget even for the RM30 you have to submit a request and you will know later. Now in this critical period our government had thought of a medium to channel the money instead of bitching perhaps you could just practice some patience and sit tight waiting for your money.
This post has been edited by kidmad: Apr 1 2020, 12:18 PM 
Apr 1 2020, 11:41 AM
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one day e-wallet in Malaysia will be as strong as China. I'm looking forward but not today la.
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