QUOTE(1mr3tard3d @ Nov 9 2021, 12:13 AM)
let's say u top up with Public Quantum Mastercard for RM 600
but u r only required to pay RM 570 due to cash back
if u top up with Affin Visa Cash Back for RM 3,000
but u r only required to pay RM 2,920 due to cash back
without taking into consideration of go+ interest
there are also UOB Yolo, Hong Leong Wise... n if u r diligent enough to RM 9,500...cash out and repeat
you and i and literally everyone else wanted to do this lah
the issue is not about can withdraw from go+ or not, it's basically (ab)using the system by using go+ platform to 'withdraw' money out from cc.
the withrawal feature is a required feature (BNM to emoney issuers) for genuine, reasonable reasons.
having this feature doesnt mean UNCONTROLLED/UNMONITORED activities. they are monitoring it. they have specific rules and limits.
this is like buying Bugatti Chiron that can go 300km/h but you expect (to a certain of guarantee) that....
1) you're not breaking road laws?
2) you dont get summons for speeding?
3) you're invincible that you dont get killed for driving too fast at 300km/h --- yes you can survive it but what is the % chance of getting survived it for doing 300km/h many many times?
4) your car dont get spoilt if crashed?
you can consciously go and use go+ withdrawal with all your heart's content, but once get flagged and caught, you'll need to explain. get caught again, your acct may get suspended or terminated.
even if you managed to do this once or twice, it doesnt mean you can do it continuously without raising RED FLAGS to TNGD.
it's all stated in TNGD T&C and FAQ
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Why I am unable to cash in GO+ via eWallet?
The function to cash in GO+ account via eWallet has been limited might due to irregular transactional behavior or suspicious cash out using GO+ account from credit card reload.
In order to ensure the authenticity of transaction, we have taken precautionary measures to prevent further cash in at this juncture to ensure that you have indeed authorised such credit card reload.
TNGD reserve the rights to suspend or terminate the eWallet account for repeated offenders involved in suspicious credit card reload activities.
Please refer to Clause 1.6 of User Terms and Conditions
This post has been edited by cybpsych: Nov 9 2021, 08:24 AM