I bought tv using senheng, paid using public credit card installment
2.8k for 6 months.
But I see my credit limit direct minus full amount 2.8k
So I need to pay full amount or what this month?
How 0% installment work?
How 0% installment work?
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May 26 2023, 11:01 AM, updated 3y ago
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I bought tv using senheng, paid using public credit card installment
2.8k for 6 months. But I see my credit limit direct minus full amount 2.8k So I need to pay full amount or what this month? |
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May 26 2023, 11:02 AM
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 12:01 PM) I bought tv using senheng, paid using public credit card installment They block 2.8k from ur credit limit usage.2.8k for 6 months. But I see my credit limit direct minus full amount 2.8k So I need to pay full amount or what this month? But will only post monthly instalment when your monthly statement come out. Ok what. cassian948, Johannlo, and 4 others liked this post
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May 26 2023, 11:02 AM
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kecian. buy tv also need installment. nearlee, twilight_fever, and 11 others liked this post
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May 26 2023, 11:02 AM
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Hold your whole limit
But pay 2800÷6 per month This post has been edited by PJng: May 26 2023, 11:02 AM |
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 11:01 AM) I bought tv using senheng, paid using public credit card installment your credit card limit deducted 2.8k cause bank help you pay 2.8k to retail2.8k for 6 months. But I see my credit limit direct minus full amount 2.8k So I need to pay full amount or what this month? so naturally you are owing bank 2.8k, hence the limit deduction but you still paying the agreed installment amount every month, the limit will be released accordingly |
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May 26 2023, 11:02 AM
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pay the outstanding amount of ur cards timely
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May 26 2023, 11:03 AM
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pay what they state as outstanding...
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May 26 2023, 11:07 AM
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QUOTE(Natsukashii @ May 26 2023, 12:07 PM) Yes.But my maybank credit card when i take cash instalment or buy stuff instalment plan, the full monthly amount instalment plan will kira inside minimum payment as well + 5% from the rest total outstanding balance. Minimum oayment become very high 😅 Jenn77 and Natsukashii liked this post
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May 26 2023, 11:09 AM
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 11:01 AM) I bought tv using senheng, paid using public credit card installment of coz limit reduced, because u use the limit from the card.2.8k for 6 months. But I see my credit limit direct minus full amount 2.8k So I need to pay full amount or what this month? installment amount also must within credit limit. example ur card limit 5k, u cannot buy installment amount of 6k (let alone higher). when u pay the installment, the limit is increased again (in ur case, increased 466.67 per month) This post has been edited by erry-: May 26 2023, 11:14 AM |
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QUOTE(Natsukashii @ May 26 2023, 11:07 AM) not just the installment balance, but ALL balance.just pay full statement balance by due date, so ur 0% installment will be really 0%. example installment 466.67 + other spending rm3k = pay FULL 3466.67 DONT just pay min 616.57 (5% of 3k = 150 + 466.67 installment) or any amount below statement balance! if u do that, not just 2850 (balance from 3k), but installment balance 2333.33 + new spend ALL will get interest! QUOTE(Wahlberg @ May 26 2023, 11:11 AM) first payment a bit high (not so high) since include some fee nops. 1st till last month should be same. bcoz thats 0% installment by merchant.all the rest payment will deduct accordingly the 1st month got fee is for "swipe full amount and call bank later" to convert (even this, some bank did have 0% offer while some do have few charges example 0.88% etc.) This post has been edited by erry-: May 26 2023, 11:19 AM |
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will deduct the total limit credit of TV price and devide 12 months.
make your card payment timely, otherwise one more brankkup case |
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 11:16 AM) I doubt ur cash savings is more than me. how come you got 900k cash savings but still ask stupid questions?I got around 900k ringgit cash savings I just try only to pay using installment since I never use before. blazingheart, cassian948, and 18 others liked this post
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What TV is that so cheap 2.8k?
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May 26 2023, 11:53 AM
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2.8k for 6 months 0% installment
After few days 466.66 will appear in your statement when you check online. So this coming statement you only pay 466.66 instead of 2.8k. And so on for the next few months until settle. This post has been edited by la bella: May 26 2023, 11:56 AM |
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QUOTE(craxors @ May 26 2023, 11:33 AM) it will count as "extra" payment.based on this installment plan by merchant, if next month (june) statement just installment and no other spend, and u pay full 2.8k, then, the bank will still take 466.67 as payment, and 2333.33 will be carry fwd to july. for july statement, if u got spend, total example 2k, statement should be 2466.67 but it will deduct the carry fwd 2333.33 so the statement will be just 133.34 next statement after that, 466.67 will be charge again as usual (plus ur other spending, if got) This post has been edited by erry-: May 26 2023, 11:59 AM |
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QUOTE(erry- @ May 26 2023, 11:53 AM) it will count as "extra" payment. so better stick to the installment plan then.... based on this installment plan by merchant, if next month (june) statement just installment and no other spend, and u pay full 2.8k, then, the bank will still take 466.67 as payment, and 2333.33 will be carry fwd to july. for july statement, if u got spend, total example 2k, statement should be 2466.67 but it will deduct the carry fwd 2333.33 so the statement will be just 133.34 next statement after that, 466.67 will be charge again as usual (plus ur other spending, if got) erry- liked this post
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I always make use of 0% installment. I try to coincide with warranty period so that I know my warranty ends when installment ends.
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Tered can close liao since answered by almost all the posts
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Don't look back , it's FREE TV
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QUOTE(Yenactiet @ May 26 2023, 12:19 PM) yes, HSBC for example lol, the transaction size has to be >2k to be eligible for 2 or 3 years of instalment period. QUOTE(gnc88 @ May 26 2023, 12:17 PM) I c I c. Maybe I only use pipit card la lol usually see 0% instalment plan up to 12 months only. Sometimes I saw 24 months but macam not 0%. |
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FYI, some bank got payment fee for long installment in senheng.
Eg, 50 ringgit 1 time payment for 12 months, 24 months for 100 ringgit. I like senheng because got 5 years warranty. Usually shopee will have cheaper price |
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 02:20 PM) FYI, some bank got payment fee for long installment in senheng. Since i got time to burn. Eg, 50 ringgit 1 time payment for 12 months, 24 months for 100 ringgit. I like senheng because got 5 years warranty. Usually shopee will have cheaper price TS, if anyone has not mention this to you, for your consideration. For instalment plan (IP) and BT, its best to use a bank CC card with 0 statement balance before embarking to such plan. Preferably, also not use the said card for spending while you are on such plan. If you need to use, MUST pay in FULL before statement due date and never a partof or minimum payment for the said card. If you pay part payment, you may not be paying on that month IP/BT payable. Look out for the default reversal clause of your IP & BT. Many ppl had it reset, reversed not knowing. With this you will have a clean accounting and easy monitoring of your IP and BT repayments. To be safe, you use that one card for IP/BT plan and not mix with spendings. This post has been edited by jojolicia: May 26 2023, 04:31 PM |
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I will buy with 0 interest rate promo whenever I can, I have bought tv, DVD, digital camera, phone etc Belloyat liked this post
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QUOTE(jojolicia @ May 26 2023, 03:09 PM) Since i got time to burn. I still don't understand what is Balance Transfer.TS, if anyone has not mention this to you, for your consideration. For instalment plan (IP) and BT, its best to use a bank CC card with 0 statement balance before embarking to such plan. Preferably, also not use the said card for spending while you are on such plan. If you need to use, MUST pay in FULL before statement due date and never a partof or minimum for the said card. If you pay part payment, you may are not paying on that month IP payable. Look out for the default reversal clause of your IP & BT. Many ppl had it reset, reversed not knowing. With this you will a clean accounting and easy monitoring of your IP and BT. To be safe, you use that one card for any IP/BT plan and not mix with spendings. How to use? 0% interest also? |
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2.8k deduct from credit available, u can continue pay the installmemt amount as per statement balance due
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 03:14 PM) I still don't understand what is Balance Transfer. it's using credit card B to pay your credit card A's debt via instalment plans. QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 03:14 PM) i'm pretty sure you can find these info on your bank's website.This post has been edited by Yenactiet: May 26 2023, 03:18 PM |
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use two cc
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QUOTE(jojolicia @ May 26 2023, 03:09 PM) Since i got time to burn. i got 4 credit cards:TS, if anyone has not mention this to you, for your consideration. For instalment plan (IP) and BT, its best to use a bank CC card with 0 statement balance before embarking to such plan. Preferably, also not use the said card for spending while you are on such plan. If you need to use, MUST pay in FULL before statement due date and never a partof or minimum for the said card. If you pay part payment, you may are not paying on that month IP payable. Look out for the default reversal clause of your IP & BT. Many ppl had it reset, reversed not knowing. With this you will a clean accounting and easy monitoring of your IP and BT. To be safe, you use that one card for any IP/BT plan and not mix with spendings. cimb: monthly bills including insurance only maybank: EPP 0% interest installment for gadgets ONLY hsbc: petrol, car servicing, unexpected emergencies bank muamalat: groceries, dining but i don't mind the annual cc fee of rm25 x 4 though. To ease my mind so that i don't mix up EPP 0% interest installments with other spendings. Later will incur more interest actually if i don't pay AT LEAST BALANCE STATEMENT every month. |
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 03:14 PM) Let's say you have CC outstanding at bank A,B,C, and the interest rate are so high like 18% because you didn't make full payment. You can balance transfer all of them to bank D, at a lower interest rate, sometime got promo 0% also. Just contact bank D and fill up some forms. |
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 11:01 AM) I bought tv using senheng, paid using public credit card installment Let say you got one credit card, credit card limit is 10k, and you go buy 12 items each with installment.2.8k for 6 months. But I see my credit limit direct minus full amount 2.8k So I need to pay full amount or what this month? Let say item 1 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 2 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 3 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 4 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 5 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 6 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 7 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 8 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 9 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 10 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 11 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 12 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 total you paid is RM 1200 right? so, your card limit is still okay right? i never of this way of spending a credit card. hahaha... |
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QUOTE(edifgrto @ May 26 2023, 03:27 PM) Let say you got one credit card, credit card limit is 10k, and you go buy 12 items each with installment. your credit limit will get deducted by the full price of the item though, so you can only buy 8 items at mostLet say item 1 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 2 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 3 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 4 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 5 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 6 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 7 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 8 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 9 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 10 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 11 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 Let say item 12 amount is 1200. first installment payment is rm100 total you paid is RM 1200 right? so, your card limit is still okay right? i never of this way of spending a credit card. hahaha... Belloyat liked this post
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2800 will blocked your cc limit,every month will charge the installment amount in your cc, you can pay min as per cc statement or full payment.
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 11:01 AM) I bought tv using senheng, paid using public credit card installment they reserve 2.8k credit limit 2.8k for 6 months. But I see my credit limit direct minus full amount 2.8k So I need to pay full amount or what this month? then will add back portion by portion whenever u pay for that installment |
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for those that dont know how credit card works and dont know how to read the statement, just pay the statement amount in full and you wont fuck anything up
its hella confusing to read the statement especially if you dont keep all the receipts and remember every single transaction when you get your statement and want to pay your CC you will see 3 things for sure 1. statement amount 2. outstanding amount 3. min payment just pay the statement amount and log off and go on with your day dont bother with the other 2 options unless you know what you're doing dont bother to read the current limit and whatnot, it will just confuse you even more if you dont know how to read it from the beginning but to answer TS question, the full amount is deducted on the CC because the bank paid on behalf of you first so now you owe the bank the amount. just that when the bank send you the statement, they will divide the amount by 6 or 12 or 24 based on which installment plan you took. if you took 6 months then it should be divided by 6 and you only need to pay 1/6th the amount for the first month. |
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How the business and credit card companies gain from zero installment? Like Shoppe also give RM10 discount if use PayLater.
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QUOTE(Zaryl @ May 26 2023, 03:24 PM) i got 4 credit cards: Correct. As i said, to be safe, separate any ongoing IP/BT plan CC from spending use.cimb: monthly bills including insurance only maybank: EPP 0% interest installment for gadgets ONLY hsbc: petrol, car servicing, unexpected emergencies bank muamalat: groceries, dining but i don't mind the annual cc fee of rm25 x 4 though. To ease my mind so that i don't mix up EPP 0% interest installments with other spendings. Later will incur more interest actually if i don't pay AT LEAST BALANCE STATEMENT every month. There is a default reversal clause to prevailing interest rate to your IP/BT plan in an event of a month non full payment of the instalment plan, even a dollar This post has been edited by jojolicia: May 26 2023, 05:25 PM Zaryl liked this post
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 03:14 PM) You apply a BT from bank A CC to pay-off your existing bank B/C/D/E CC outstanding.Rate for BT differs from time yo time by bank A. I think now macam no 0-cost BT, minimum have one-time fee (x% of BT sum or flat fee) . Dulu dulu when BT was first introduced, ade many 0-cost This post has been edited by jojolicia: May 26 2023, 05:27 PM |
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QUOTE(Zot @ May 26 2023, 04:18 PM) How the business and credit card companies gain from zero installment? Like Shoppe also give RM10 discount if use PayLater. with instalment plans, business owners can earn more because their products are relatively more affordable as the price is broken down into instalments, more customers = more profits.credit card companies earn from not only merchant fees, but also late payment interests in the context of 0-interest instalment plans. |
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QUOTE(Paradigmata @ May 26 2023, 03:14 PM) depend on bankin layman term is you have A credit card that have 20k outstanding then you balance transfer that 20k into B credit card and break it into installment whether it will have interest charges or one off processing charges that 1 will depend on bank if u fail to pay B credit card outstanding then u will kena extra interest reason of B offering that is want to bind u for certain period of time with potential opportunity cost from u RHB even offered 15k cash advance 0% interest + 0% processing fee if you are first time to them This post has been edited by fantasy1989: May 26 2023, 04:32 PM |
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QUOTE(Zot @ May 26 2023, 04:18 PM) How the business and credit card companies gain from zero installment? Like Shoppe also give RM10 discount if use PayLater. if you didn't pay accordingly based on statement date, will kena interest yomany thought is a benefit and keep use installment plan and thought they can repay monthly....thus some keep using the cc for installment and rack up the monthly repayment (provided the cc limit is 10k above la) if poor in management, plus their monthly expenses and etc....some unable to repay back the installment amounts and thus the interest started. That's how they earn from 0% installment, to target those with poor management on their monthly income - monthly expenses and etc |
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Another thing to note: bank cc do not give much cc points or cashback if you use 0% installment. (E.g., 1x point for MBB if using 0% installment, 5x if pay outright).. many don’t take this into consideration..
TS example: 2.5k on TV is almost enough miles for one way ticket to Langkawi on MH yo… This post has been edited by sheldonyong: May 26 2023, 04:50 PM |
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You pinjam dgn bank 2.8k.... you mintak installment 6 months...
Mmg credit limit will deduct the full amount. You ingat 466.66? |
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QUOTE(h4r8_kIlLeR @ May 26 2023, 04:54 PM) You pinjam dgn bank 2.8k.... you mintak installment 6 months... I see .. means if your CC already reach 8K and your limit is 10K .. you can only request for installment up to maximum 2K only regardless of months to pay back?Mmg credit limit will deduct the full amount. You ingat 466.66? |
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QUOTE(Irzani @ Oct 1 2023, 09:12 PM) Thanks for the clarification. I'm trying to avoid personal loan to purchase 15K Workstation Desktop ... seems no choice then. maybe u should ask yourself do you really need that 15k worth of workstation to perform your duty - which u need to get it thru "personal loan" |
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Terkejut a bit I when I first read your post.
I thought monthly install is rm2.8k per month for 6 months I thought someone bought one of the Samseng 96 inch mini LED TV hnnnnnnnnngh |
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QUOTE(fantasy1989 @ Oct 1 2023, 09:14 PM) maybe u should ask yourself do you really need that 15k worth of workstation to perform your duty - which u need to get it thru "personal loan" Yup. It's for my PhD project. I've already owned a server worth 25K and 10K NAS via personal loan. It is just I need additional workstation as a complement for my project. But after viewing the OPR up and down for the past 3 years for my current loan ... the interest keep going up.This post has been edited by Irzani: Oct 1 2023, 09:21 PM |
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QUOTE(Irzani @ Oct 1 2023, 09:20 PM) Yup. It's for my PhD project. I've already owned a server worth 25K via personal loan. It is just I need additional workstation as a complement for my project. But after viewing the OPR up and down for the past 3 years for my current loan ... the interest keep going up. not sure if that is short term or long termif short term ; have you checkout hosting/cloud services? if long term then no choice ..consider that as investment ---- or ..apply another card ..then 0% balance transfer old installment to new card ; then old card go installment that 15k machine This post has been edited by fantasy1989: Oct 1 2023, 09:25 PM |
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Oct 1 2023, 09:24 PM
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QUOTE(fantasy1989 @ Oct 1 2023, 09:22 PM) not sure if that is short term or long term Furthermore PC parts age really fast. Every few years faster better nodel keep get roll outif short term ; have you checkout hosting services? if long term then no choice ..consider that as investment |
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QUOTE(Irzani @ Oct 1 2023, 02:21 PM) If you do have a steady and high income, applying to increase credit limit or applying for a new card shouldn’t be a problem.Current Ringgitplus promo ends on 2nd October and none gives 0% cash upfront. Wait for next round |
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QUOTE(fantasy1989 @ May 26 2023, 04:32 PM) depend on bank now only saw this, good explanation. i also alwiz wonder how much can it benefit as i never try before balance transfer but always heard friend uses it to balance his commitmentsin layman term is you have A credit card that have 20k outstanding then you balance transfer that 20k into B credit card and break it into installment whether it will have interest charges or one off processing charges that 1 will depend on bank if u fail to pay B credit card outstanding then u will kena extra interest reason of B offering that is want to bind u for certain period of time with potential opportunity cost from u RHB even offered 15k cash advance 0% interest + 0% processing fee if you are first time to them |
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QUOTE(marfccy @ Oct 1 2023, 09:31 PM) now only saw this, good explanation. i also alwiz wonder how much can it benefit as i never try before balance transfer but always heard friend uses it to balance his commitments BT might be good option if you have outstanding that you cant settle all at onceif used back my earlier scenario if no BT ; your A credit card balance/outstanding will continue snowball (if u fail to serve minimum u will get even more yahudi interest + penalty) - can be up to 18% p.a if you did BT to B bank; atleast you are kind of halting it to further snowball (with some processing fee + fixed amount of interest p.a [some might give 0% or usually like 6 to 8% p.a]) after you do BT ; the only thing u need to focus is pay full every month till it habis if korek lubang A ; patch with lubang B ; then continue korek another hole ..then sorry la This post has been edited by fantasy1989: Oct 1 2023, 09:47 PM |
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QUOTE(fantasy1989 @ Oct 1 2023, 09:46 PM) BT might be good option if you have outstanding that you cant settle all at once basically like a new refinancing package right? where the bank B now at least can offer a better terms of repayment than just min payment via bank A until deathif used back my earlier scenario if no BT ; your A credit card balance/outstanding will continue snowball (if u fail to serve minimum u will get even more yahudi interest + penalty) - can be up to 18% p.a if you did BT to B bank; atleast you are kind of halting it to further snowball (with some processing fee + fixed amount of interest p.a [some might give 0% or usually like 6 to 8% p.a]) after you do BT ; the only thing u need to focus is pay full every month till it habis if korek lubang A ; patch with lubang B ; then continue korek another hole ..then sorry la |
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QUOTE(marfccy @ Oct 1 2023, 10:06 PM) basically like a new refinancing package right? where the bank B now at least can offer a better terms of repayment than just min payment via bank A until death Yupbut many ppl exploit that .. A 20k outstanding BT A outstanding to B credit card then continue spend on A repeat for C D E F G This post has been edited by fantasy1989: Oct 1 2023, 10:08 PM |
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QUOTE(fantasy1989 @ Oct 1 2023, 10:08 PM) Yup stended la, some people have no sense of financial responsibilities wanbut many ppl exploit that .. A 20k outstanding BT A outstanding to B credit card then continue spend on A repeat for C D E F G if can get away they just keep dragging and dragging their demise |
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On the surface, you are paying zero interest. But the item cost already included this zero interest "cost" inside.
So yes, in a way, it's better to buy with zero interest then without the zero interest. But it is even better to nego how much discount you will get if you pay everything immediately. |
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QUOTE(Yenactiet @ May 26 2023, 04:31 PM) with instalment plans, business owners can earn more because their products are relatively more affordable as the price is broken down into instalments, more customers = more profits. Actually I think so called zero interest products already included the interest cost as well. That's why those products are generally more expensive then those without zero interest payment. credit card companies earn from not only merchant fees, but also late payment interests in the context of 0-interest instalment plans. |
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QUOTE(BuKeYi @ May 26 2023, 04:40 PM) if you didn't pay accordingly based on statement date, will kena interest yo It makes the product more affordable. But at the same time, the price is marked up as well to include the interest that is being paid to the bank. In other words, zero percent installment, you still pay the interest but that interest is part of the displayed price in other words you still pay the interest in the end even though it's "zero percent" interest.many thought is a benefit and keep use installment plan and thought they can repay monthly....thus some keep using the cc for installment and rack up the monthly repayment (provided the cc limit is 10k above la) if poor in management, plus their monthly expenses and etc....some unable to repay back the installment amounts and thus the interest started. That's how they earn from 0% installment, to target those with poor management on their monthly income - monthly expenses and etc There is no free lunch in this world. |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 1 2023, 10:53 PM) On the surface, you are paying zero interest. But the item cost already included this zero interest "cost" inside. So yes, in a way, it's better to buy with zero interest then without the zero interest. But it is even better to nego how much discount you will get if you pay everything immediately. QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 1 2023, 10:55 PM) Actually I think so called zero interest products already included the interest cost as well. That's why those products are generally more expensive then those without zero interest payment. Wrong, you pay the same price with cash or other payment method with 0% installment. There is no markup price. it is a flexibility provide the bank, not the shop. The shop will get their full payment from the bank, u basically will deal the installment with the bank |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 1 2023, 11:15 PM) Wrong, you pay the same price with cash or other payment method with 0% installment. There is no markup price. it is a flexibility provide the bank, not the shop. The shop will get their full payment from the bank, u basically will deal the installment with the bank Actually you do.You are very naive if you think otherwise. Like I said, the price is already marked up and includes the interest that would have been otherwise paid to the banks. Even in shopee, when you choose to pay 6 months, your price that you pay is eventually marked up. What makes you think banks are not doing the same thing but in a more discreet manner. The only difference is. it will be silly to make the same payment by paying directly vs monthly payment instead for this kind of zero percent schemes. But for me, I will just try to get the discount and pay directly instead. Banks dun just lend you money for free. But like most people, you are not that intelligent anyway and think in a 1 track mind. It's ok dun bother to reply. Dun want to waste my time with low iqs. |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 1 2023, 11:30 PM) Actually you do. it is not, dont spit nonsense if you dont know how 0% installment work. Dont compare with shopee spay later installment top kek. That one is not 0% installment lah dumbass, of course there will be charges by shopee. You are very naive if you think otherwise. Like I said, the price is already marked up and includes the interest that would have been otherwise paid to the banks. Even in shopee, when you choose to pay 6 months, your price that you pay is eventually marked up. What makes you think banks are not doing the same thing but in a more discreet manner. The only difference is. it will be silly to make the same payment by paying directly vs monthly payment instead for this kind of zero percent schemes. But for me, I will just try to get the discount and pay directly instead. Banks dun just lend you money for free. But like most people, you are not that intelligent anyway and think in a 1 track mind. It's ok dun bother to reply. Dun want to waste my time with low iqs. This is an example on how 0% installment work Iphone 14 from machines, RM3799.00 Retail price. When u pay with 0% installment for 36 months, U will pay rm106 x 35 months = 3710 rm 89 x 1 month = 89 --------------------------- total rm3799 for 36 months. ![]() I bet u dint have credit card, that is why u spit shit like this. Actually shoppee also have 0% installment with certain credit card, but i doubt u too dumb to find it. This post has been edited by blackamikaze: Oct 2 2023, 10:27 AM |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 10:25 AM) it is not, dont spit nonsense if you dont know how 0% installment work. Dont compare with shopee spay later installment top kek. That one is not 0% installment lah dumbass, of course there will be charges by shopee. You really have a dog brain that's all I have to say.This is an example on how 0% installment work Iphone 14 from machines, RM3799.00 Retail price. When u pay with 0% installment for 36 months, U will pay rm106 x 35 months = 3710 rm 89 x 1 month = 89 --------------------------- total rm3799 for 36 months. ![]() I bet u dint have credit card, that is why u spit shit like this. Actually shoppee also have 0% installment with certain credit card, but i doubt u too dumb to find it. If I see a dog Vs you lying in.the highway, I will probably go save the dog. But for others. The price that you pay for products with zero percent interest, the interest is already included in the final price whether you opt for zero interest or pay upfront. For shopee. They are transparent to let you know how much more you have to pay if you decide to pay by installment. For dogs like this person, this zero percent installment.just to attract idiots like him who thinks he got a great deal. To be honest, I prefer to use tng digital or.even cash because everyone knows all shops mark up their price for the products to account for cc charges. This post has been edited by BrookLes: Oct 2 2023, 01:55 PM |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 10:25 AM) it is not, dont spit nonsense if you dont know how 0% installment work. Dont compare with shopee spay later installment top kek. That one is not 0% installment lah dumbass, of course there will be charges by shopee. What he means is that the 3799 is already priced in the interest cost.This is an example on how 0% installment work Iphone 14 from machines, RM3799.00 Retail price. When u pay with 0% installment for 36 months, U will pay rm106 x 35 months = 3710 rm 89 x 1 month = 89 --------------------------- total rm3799 for 36 months. ![]() I bet u dint have credit card, that is why u spit shit like this. Actually shoppee also have 0% installment with certain credit card, but i doubt u too dumb to find it. For example, I dunno what the term, but say the retail willing to pocket RM3600 for the sales, so just mark up the price till 3799 that 199 goes to bank, 3600 goes to retail The price is masked that yes, for consumer like us, the end price is what matters. But he is explaining the possible reason of Zero Installment plan items tend to be more expensive than the items without this offered So if you cash buy an item with zero installment plan option, you may be letting the retail pocket the 199 for no reason, hence it is wise to at least sought for discount This post has been edited by viktorherald: Oct 2 2023, 01:57 PM |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 01:56 PM) What he means is that the 3799 is already priced in the interest cost. Thx for explaining.For example, I dunno what the term, but say the retail willing to pocket RM3600 for the sales, so just mark up the price till 3799 that 199 goes to bank, 3600 goes to retail The price is masked that yes, for consumer like us, the end price is what matters. But he is explaining the possible reason of Zero Installment plan items tend to be more expensive than the items without this offered So if you cash buy an item with zero installment plan option, you may be letting the retail pocket the 199 for no reason, hence it is wise to at least sought for discount But for me, I just feel it's a waste of time to explain to ppl like him. |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 01:56 PM) What he means is that the 3799 is already priced in the interest cost. Did u understand the price i show u is retail price? It doesn't matter how u pay it, even u pay with cash, it is the same price. U think u will get rm3600 if u pay by cash? Or u assume all items that sell on retail all already included the charges just in case someone want to buy with installment? Good luck trying to get discount from Apple store or any official store just because u paid by cash. And the example I show u is price u buy online from apple reseller machine. How the hell u want to ask discount from them? Email them? "hey can i get a discount because i will pay by cash with online transfer". top kekFor example, I dunno what the term, but say the retail willing to pocket RM3600 for the sales, so just mark up the price till 3799 that 199 goes to bank, 3600 goes to retail The price is masked that yes, for consumer like us, the end price is what matters. But he is explaining the possible reason of Zero Installment plan items tend to be more expensive than the items without this offered So if you cash buy an item with zero installment plan option, you may be letting the retail pocket the 199 for no reason, hence it is wise to at least sought for discount This post has been edited by blackamikaze: Oct 2 2023, 02:25 PM |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 06:56 AM) What he means is that the 3799 is already priced in the interest cost. You never bought iphone is it?For example, I dunno what the term, but say the retail willing to pocket RM3600 for the sales, so just mark up the price till 3799 that 199 goes to bank, 3600 goes to retail The price is masked that yes, for consumer like us, the end price is what matters. But he is explaining the possible reason of Zero Installment plan items tend to be more expensive than the items without this offered So if you cash buy an item with zero installment plan option, you may be letting the retail pocket the 199 for no reason, hence it is wise to at least sought for discount You can’t nego the retail price. Can’t get cheaper by cash. The 0% instalment is literally taking the retail price and dividing it by financing tenure. Bank is making money from late/minimum payment. Guess what is the minimum payment for 0% instalment? |
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QUOTE(KineticKill @ Oct 2 2023, 02:25 PM) You never bought iphone is it? Orang tua kot, ingat macam zaman phone dulu beli individually from random shop kat lowyat where each shop lain lain harga.You can’t nego the retail price. Can’t get cheaper by cash. The 0% instalment is literally taking the retail price and dividing it by financing tenure. Bank is making money from late/minimum payment. Guess what is the minimum payment for 0% instalment? Now semua jual ikut harga RRP provided by brand. |
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Latest comment only shows how stupid ppl are.
That's why I say. Dun waste your time explaining to stupid ppl. For the iPhone example, the price is already marked up to include the interest price. Whether you pay upfront or pay by installment, you are still paying the same marked up price. No wonder ppl say apple fanboys are retards. My only comfort is the person making the comment is most likely someone earning a minimum wage slaving for his company. This post has been edited by BrookLes: Oct 2 2023, 02:36 PM |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 07:34 AM) Latest comment only shows how stupid ppl are. If there’s no difference, why would you not take the 0% instalment?That's why I say. Dun waste your time explaining to stupid ppl. For the iPhone example, the price is already marked up to include the interest price. Whether you pay upfront or pay by installment, you are still paying the same marked up price. No wonder ppl say apple fanboys are retards. And where do you get the “non-marked up” iphone? |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 02:34 PM) Latest comment only shows how stupid ppl are. u realize u can buy 0% installment not just for iphone right? Or you think all items that can be bought with 0% installment already mark up like iphone? If like that very kesian people bought laptop need to pay "mark up" retail price even though they pay by cash. Not sure who is bodo hereThat's why I say. Dun waste your time explaining to stupid ppl. For the iPhone example, the price is already marked up to include the interest price. Whether you pay upfront or pay by installment, you are still paying the same marked up price. No wonder ppl say apple fanboys are retards. This post has been edited by blackamikaze: Oct 2 2023, 02:40 PM |
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QUOTE(KineticKill @ Oct 2 2023, 02:38 PM) ni quote paling bodoh setakat ni. First time i heard i phone retail price actually include interest price. top kekQUOTE For the iPhone example, the price is already marked up to include the interest price |
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QUOTE(KineticKill @ Oct 2 2023, 02:37 PM) If there’s no difference, why would you not take the 0% instalment? It's ok. You still dun get it.And where do you get the “non-marked up” iphone? You see Apple takes advantage of ppl like you who thinks there really is such a thing as zero percent payment. No I dun buy overpriced stuff. Maybe apple sheep like you does. |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 02:16 PM) Did u understand the price i show u is retail price? It doesn't matter how u pay it, even u pay with cash, it is the same price. U think u will get rm3600 if u pay by cash? Or u assume all items that sell on retail all already included the charges just in case someone want to buy with installment? Good luck trying to get discount from Apple store or any official store just because u paid by cash. And the example I show u is price u buy online from apple reseller machine. How the hell u want to ask discount from them? Email them? "hey can i get a discount because i will pay by cash with online transfer". top kek Actually i didnt use apple as an example, just the numbers onlyApple can get away with it because Apple is the only one that sells iOS phones, thus have a monopoly on iOS market and have stronger negotiation power. You dont like the high price? oh yea boo hoo go buy your android yeah whereas like for the normal electrical shops, you have more leverage on this as there are vast amount of brands and also, i also didnt claim that asking for discount always work if the item doesnt have zero-interest installment plan, but hey, why not try it? ---- the point is, bank doesnt give 0% installment for free, the cost is surely charged to retail, then its passed on to consumers This post has been edited by viktorherald: Oct 2 2023, 02:56 PM |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 02:37 PM) u realize u can buy 0% installment not just for iphone right? Or you think all items that can be bought with 0% installment already mark up like iphone? If like that very kesian people bought laptop need to pay "mark up" retail price even though they pay by cash. Not sure who is bodo here thats essentially the point here. Very kesian for cash users, when retails open up the market for CC users, and BNM regulate you cant discriminate against cash buyer and CC buyer with different priceIt push to the scenario that cash buying a product is more and more disadvantaged, with a proceeding from the cash sales being paid to CC rewards So, might as well go sign a CC and reap the benefits while at it |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 02:40 PM) ni quote paling bodoh setakat ni. First time i heard i phone retail price actually include interest price. top kek ![]() https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/research/av...0the%20business. Another example, lets say CC charges 2% on retail, for a RM8k Iphone, it is already RM160 what makes you think that Apple would be so kind to completely disregard this charges when making the decision to price their iphones? It is similar to why Grab Food prices are so exorbant compared to in store menu prices? It is because Grab platform charges an amount say 20% fees. No restaurant in the right will will self absorb the drop in 20% in Revenue, hence the cost is passed to grab users This post has been edited by viktorherald: Oct 2 2023, 03:06 PM |
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Banks make more money out of too many financially illiterate people that keep falling to this 0% 'scam' by paying minimum every month instead of paying in full.
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 03:03 PM) ![]() https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/research/av...0the%20business. Another example, lets say CC charges 2% on retail, for a RM8k Iphone, it is already RM160 what makes you think that Apple would be so kind to completely disregard this charges when making the decision to price their iphones? It is similar to why Grab Food prices are so exorbant compared to in store menu prices? It is because Grab platform charges an amount say 20% fees. No restaurant in the right will will self absorb the drop in 20% in Revenue, hence the cost is passed to grab users First of all, not all credit card can use 0% installment plan. Only certain bank can and with different tenure. Are you saying, just because certain card can buy with 0% installment, so apple increase the price to cover certain people, so even people pay with cash or debit card also need to pay more. Also, iphone is just an example, u can buy 0% installment for almost electrical items, phones or laptop. Are u saying, all of this has mark up retail prices? So people who dont have credit card suffer because they need to pay more to cover people who can buy with 0% installment. Top kek. Btw the CC charges u talking about is the charges that need to pay by the shop if they want to accept CC payment for at their shop. Its nothing to do with Apple dumbass. This post has been edited by blackamikaze: Oct 2 2023, 03:22 PM |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ May 26 2023, 11:02 AM) your credit card limit deducted 2.8k cause bank help you pay 2.8k to retail wrong.so naturally you are owing bank 2.8k, hence the limit deduction but you still paying the agreed installment amount every month, the limit will be released accordingly your credit card limit deducted 2.8k cause bank help you pay (2.8k minus (6~9% charges denend tenure) )to retail |
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Yes. That's how it works. Your credit limit will be deducted full amount at the beginning.
You just need to pay back accordingly the amount billed to your CC Statement For 6 months installment 0% interest. Example of RM3000. You will see statement billing like this in 6 months first month RM3000 CR RM3000 RM500 1/6 2nd month RM500 2/6 3rd month RM500 3/6 4th month RM500 4/6 5th month RM500 5/6 6th month RM500 6/6 |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 03:17 PM) 1. so apple increase the price to cover certain people, so even people pay with cash or debit card also need to pay more.Yes. Credit Card processing fees charged to Merchant are Operating cost as well. Some merchant are maybe kind to absorb, but not a guarantee that all merchant will. 2. Are u saying, all of this has mark up retail prices? So people who dont have credit card suffer because they need to pay more to cover people who can buy with 0% installment. Top kek. Yes, same line of thinking with above point 3. Btw the CC charges u talking about is the charges that need to pay by the shop if they want to accept CC payment for at their shop. Its nothing to do with Apple dumbass. Yeah, that shop, the Sdn Bhd running the retail, whatever, its an example. --- Have you met some restaurant that die die say Cash / E-wallet only? (Notorious one is The Gardens Fong Lye)? This may be one of the reason that the restaurant dont want to deal with this charges. This post has been edited by viktorherald: Oct 2 2023, 03:27 PM |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 02:34 PM) Latest comment only shows how stupid ppl are. suggest you to stop replying else you appear dumber by the momentThat's why I say. Dun waste your time explaining to stupid ppl. For the iPhone example, the price is already marked up to include the interest price. Whether you pay upfront or pay by installment, you are still paying the same marked up price. No wonder ppl say apple fanboys are retards. My only comfort is the person making the comment is most likely someone earning a minimum wage slaving for his company. |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 03:03 PM) ![]() https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/research/av...0the%20business. Another example, lets say CC charges 2% on retail, for a RM8k Iphone, it is already RM160 what makes you think that Apple would be so kind to completely disregard this charges when making the decision to price their iphones? It is similar to why Grab Food prices are so exorbant compared to in store menu prices? It is because Grab platform charges an amount say 20% fees. No restaurant in the right will will self absorb the drop in 20% in Revenue, hence the cost is passed to grab users 0% is 0%, MDR is MDR |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 03:29 PM) This practice only famous and widely used in US. Even buy groceries in US you can negotiate for item near expiry date.In Malaysia, most retailers die die said this is the FINAL PRICE and cannot get the discount. |
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Oct 2 2023, 03:35 PM
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QUOTE(Alternate Gabriel @ Oct 2 2023, 03:33 PM) This practice only famous and widely used in US. Even buy groceries in US you can negotiate for item near expiry date. Then it further reinforces that cash / debit card / E-wallet transaction (not all, grab might charge platform fees as grab provide reward point) is in a disadvantage compared to CC transaction, where the user can earn CC rewards while cash / debit card user gets nothing extraIn Malaysia, most retailers die die said this is the FINAL PRICE and cannot get the discount. |
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QUOTE(Alternate Gabriel @ Oct 2 2023, 03:33 PM) This practice only famous and widely used in US. Even buy groceries in US you can negotiate for item near expiry date. For electronic goods, you can still get discounts.In Malaysia, most retailers die die said this is the FINAL PRICE and cannot get the discount. |
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QUOTE(ifourtos @ Oct 2 2023, 03:20 PM) wrong. hmm, i guess this make sense also, like bank pays retail 2.7k, then CC user pay back 2.8k, profit 100your credit card limit deducted 2.8k cause bank help you pay (2.8k minus (6~9% charges denend tenure) )to retail yeah not too familiar with the exact mechanics behind, but concept wise is same. |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 03:39 PM) Then it further reinforces that cash / debit card / E-wallet transaction (not all, grab might charge platform fees as grab provide reward point) is in a disadvantage compared to CC transaction, where the user can earn CC rewards while cash / debit card user gets nothing extra You do realize that shops that demands only either cash/E Wallet transactions normally charges cheaper price do you?In fact, in the past, if you go service your car, shops will actually offer you a cheaper price if you pay in cash. Also the other advantage of paying by cash is, the shop can bypass taxes. I mean seriously, everyone knows merchant pays fees for every cc transaction and you think they will not pass the cost to you. This post has been edited by BrookLes: Oct 2 2023, 03:53 PM |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 02:37 PM) u realize u can buy 0% installment not just for iphone right? Or you think all items that can be bought with 0% installment already mark up like iphone? If like that very kesian people bought laptop need to pay "mark up" retail price even though they pay by cash. Not sure who is bodo here Because you are too stupid not to ask a discount first before you buy. |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 03:52 PM) You do realize that shops that demands only either cash/E Wallet transactions normally charges cheaper price do you? revenue record is there.. cant bypass taxes.. the only benefits for seller is no need to pay extra merchant fee on machine.. that's the reason some franchise retail shop ask for additional amount of money if buyer going for installment.. add RM80/100/120 depending.. else they will use retail price of product to sell u instead of discounted price.. In fact, in the past, if you go service your car, shops will actually offer you a cheaper price if you pay in cash. Also the other advantage of paying by cash is, the shop can bypass taxes. But it's ok. You probably just came out from school. I mean seriously, everyone knows merchant pays fees for every cc transaction and you think they will not pass the cost to you. although bank say cannot charge the fee to customer (true< if seller sell at retail price.. e.g. TV RRP 3999).. but if seller sell at 3499 (discoutned price).. they ady offset the fee & margin.. so they have to charge one time fee on top of 3499.. |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 03:52 PM) You do realize that shops that demands only either cash/E Wallet transactions normally charges cheaper price do you? yeah, that's why i say going retail with cash / E wallet is normally at a disadvantage as the person is helping to pay other CC user rewards point and perks.In fact, in the past, if you go service your car, shops will actually offer you a cheaper price if you pay in cash. Also the other advantage of paying by cash is, the shop can bypass taxes. I mean seriously, everyone knows merchant pays fees for every cc transaction and you think they will not pass the cost to you. given that the disadvantage is negligible, but why not get a waived annual fees CC and whack it also? |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 03:56 PM) yeah, that's why i say going retail with cash / E wallet is normally at a disadvantage as the person is helping to pay other CC user rewards point and perks. Of course no choice lah. given that the disadvantage is negligible, but why not get a waived annual fees CC and whack it also? But for more expensive things, I will just try to see if there are any other options. Also everytime I visit mechanic, I try to ask if there is discount if I pay by cash. Usually they will tell me the cc fee is cheap so cannot give me discount. |
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QUOTE(ChuanHong @ Oct 2 2023, 03:56 PM) revenue record is there.. cant bypass taxes.. the only benefits for seller is no need to pay extra merchant fee on machine.. that's the reason some franchise retail shop ask for additional amount of money if buyer going for installment.. add RM80/100/120 depending.. else they will use retail price of product to sell u instead of discounted price.. Well, I did ask some of the hawkers out there. They specifically told me that they try to bypass tax as much as possible. For example, even for touch and go transactions, they try to use touch and go QR code that is not link to them. although bank say cannot charge the fee to customer (true< if seller sell at retail price.. e.g. TV RRP 3999).. but if seller sell at 3499 (discoutned price).. they ady offset the fee & margin.. so they have to charge one time fee on top of 3499.. Also there is another korean restaurant near my house. If I pay by cc, I need to pay 10% extra. I am pretty sure this 10% is not just covering cc charges but taxes as well. And also they do not accept tng payments as well. I mean it's obvious why they dun do that. I would say they are smart. First of all, they still declare taxes to the government as there are going to be many people who pays using CC. But at the same time, they can bypass taxes for most of their other non cc transactions as well. One of the reason why governments around the world wants to go cashless is because once everything goes cashless, there is no way to bypass taxes anymore. As long as cash is being used, you can easily bypass taxes. This post has been edited by BrookLes: Oct 2 2023, 04:19 PM |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 02:34 PM) Latest comment only shows how stupid ppl are. Tell me how you don't understand credit card purchases, without telling me how you don't understand credit card purchases.That's why I say. Dun waste your time explaining to stupid ppl. For the iPhone example, the price is already marked up to include the interest price. Whether you pay upfront or pay by installment, you are still paying the same marked up price. No wonder ppl say apple fanboys are retards. My only comfort is the person making the comment is most likely someone earning a minimum wage slaving for his company. |
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See this low iq makes it so obvious that he reported me.
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 04:53 PM) Haha another loser that reports my post. come on man, you also clearly earning minimum wage since you dint have a clue how credit card work. Probably because u dont have credit card and u are not eligible. And base on your previous thread, u cant even afford a proper power cable for your laptop. So sad man.But I know you are earning a minimum wage and probably wish you are dead. It's ok. You are not going to live long anyway. |
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QUOTE(max_cavalera @ May 26 2023, 11:09 AM) Yes. Same rules apply for other cards, no? I usually pay the non-installments in full and the installments according to the plan.But my maybank credit card when i take cash instalment or buy stuff instalment plan, the full monthly amount instalment plan will kira inside minimum payment as well + 5% from the rest total outstanding balance. Minimum oayment become very high 😅 If limit >100k, will not see a difference to the balance while interest charges are borne by the merchant. BTW, I like Maybank, got points can trade for home appliances, suitcases, dll. One time buy watch at 30-40k, 0% 24 months installment, points berlambak. Now waiting for ipong or Fold.. |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 02:37 PM) u realize u can buy 0% installment not just for iphone right? Or you think all items that can be bought with 0% installment already mark up like iphone? If like that very kesian people bought laptop need to pay "mark up" retail price even though they pay by cash. Not sure who is bodo here QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 02:50 PM) It's ok. You still dun get it. You see Apple takes advantage of ppl like you who thinks there really is such a thing as zero percent payment. No I dun buy overpriced stuff. Maybe apple sheep like you does. QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 02:51 PM) QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 02:55 PM) Actually i didnt use apple as an example, just the numbers only Hello, I used to work at the bank and used to deal with these sort of questions and all. So let me help you all understand. Apple can get away with it because Apple is the only one that sells iOS phones, thus have a monopoly on iOS market and have stronger negotiation power. You dont like the high price? oh yea boo hoo go buy your android yeah whereas like for the normal electrical shops, you have more leverage on this as there are vast amount of brands and also, i also didnt claim that asking for discount always work if the item doesnt have zero-interest installment plan, but hey, why not try it? ---- the point is, bank doesnt give 0% installment for free, the cost is surely charged to retail, then its passed on to consumers 0% credit card installment, as you can see different bank cards will offer them at your favourite retail stores or online stores. At the end of the day, the bank card charges the retailer a fee for it. Here is the rough amount of charges we charge to the merchant (do note that this was about 6-7 years ago when I was at the bank, rates may have changed now). 12months ~ 3.5-4% (depends on the volume) 18 months ~ 4~5% 24 months ~ 5%-6% In the past it was very difficult to sell this to the merchants and retailers as they were very very calculative but of course times were a lot better then. When times were bad and sales were bad, they then started to use this and realised that they could increase their sales on this. Merchant happy, bank happy, customer happy. Now in terms of how merchants would price their product, if they have the flexibility to set the prices that they want to, then you would see some markup in them. For those selling products whose principal sets the prices (e.g. Apple) you would see more "value". A lot of Apple retailers at the start found it tough because the margins were horrendously thin, so I remember suggesting to them to bundle in things like Apple Care (double digit margins) or items such as cases (very high margins) to balance it out. So TLDR, you are all right. |
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QUOTE(Mavik @ Oct 2 2023, 05:03 PM) Hello, I used to work at the bank and used to deal with these sort of questions and all. So let me help you all understand. This is common sense. But most people here dun have common sense. They really should just go back to the kampung. But I doubt they will survive there as well.0% credit card installment, as you can see different bank cards will offer them at your favourite retail stores or online stores. At the end of the day, the bank card charges the retailer a fee for it. Here is the rough amount of charges we charge to the merchant (do note that this was about 6-7 years ago when I was at the bank, rates may have changed now). 12months ~ 3.5-4% (depends on the volume) 18 months ~ 4~5% 24 months ~ 5%-6% In the past it was very difficult to sell this to the merchants and retailers as they were very very calculative but of course times were a lot better then. When times were bad and sales were bad, they then started to use this and realised that they could increase their sales on this. Merchant happy, bank happy, customer happy. Now in terms of how merchants would price their product, if they have the flexibility to set the prices that they want to, then you would see some markup in them. For those selling products whose principal sets the prices (e.g. Apple) you would see more "value". A lot of Apple retailers at the start found it tough because the margins were horrendously thin, so I remember suggesting to them to bundle in things like Apple Care (double digit margins) or items such as cases (very high margins) to balance it out. So TLDR, you are all right. |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 04:00 PM) Of course no choice lah. Usually CC fees these days for Visa/Mastercard is around 1.1-1.3% depending on volume. If they went through a reseller, might be slightly higher versus going to bank direct. Hence they would rather pay the 1% fees then give you more discount. Unless they discount you are asking is less then the CC feesBut for more expensive things, I will just try to see if there are any other options. Also everytime I visit mechanic, I try to ask if there is discount if I pay by cash. Usually they will tell me the cc fee is cheap so cannot give me discount. |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 05:56 PM) come on man, you also clearly earning minimum wage since you dint have a clue how credit card work. Probably because u dont have credit card and u are not eligible. And base on your previous thread, u cant even afford a proper power cable for your laptop. So sad man. Lol WIN 🤣🤣 |
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QUOTE(blackamikaze @ Oct 2 2023, 04:56 PM) come on man, you also clearly earning minimum wage since you dint have a clue how credit card work. Probably because u dont have credit card and u are not eligible. And base on your previous thread, u cant even afford a proper power cable for your laptop. So sad man. OMG kesian |
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QUOTE(Mavik @ Oct 2 2023, 05:06 PM) Usually CC fees these days for Visa/Mastercard is around 1.1-1.3% depending on volume. If they went through a reseller, might be slightly higher versus going to bank direct. Hence they would rather pay the 1% fees then give you more discount. Unless they discount you are asking is less then the CC fees Of course, The discount I expect should be less or equal to the CC fees. I also understand for retailers, their profit margin is already so high, they can probably absorb the CC fees. But I know for electronic goods or other higher price goods where there is higher competition, this 1% is actually quite significant. As for the other kampung guy, my fd interest and the rental collected is already enough to cover my living expenses many many times. Continue to work as a slave and try to be a stupid hero here ok. |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 04:13 PM) Well, I did ask some of the hawkers out there. They specifically told me that they try to bypass tax as much as possible. For example, even for touch and go transactions, they try to use touch and go QR code that is not link to them. woah woah woah, give me the restaurant name. extra surcharge is illegal. can lipot to authority.Also there is another korean restaurant near my house. If I pay by cc, I need to pay 10% extra. I am pretty sure this 10% is not just covering cc charges but taxes as well. And also they do not accept tng payments as well. I mean it's obvious why they dun do that. I would say they are smart. First of all, they still declare taxes to the government as there are going to be many people who pays using CC. But at the same time, they can bypass taxes for most of their other non cc transactions as well. One of the reason why governments around the world wants to go cashless is because once everything goes cashless, there is no way to bypass taxes anymore. As long as cash is being used, you can easily bypass taxes. in the meanwhile, all /k can boycott that shop also. |
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QUOTE(a13solut3 @ Oct 2 2023, 05:16 PM) woah woah woah, give me the restaurant name. extra surcharge is illegal. can lipot to authority. I think what they do is very fair. Their price is pretty cheap as well.in the meanwhile, all /k can boycott that shop also. In fact just because of this, I visit their shop even more as compared to shops which charge so high just because they give you the convenience of using a cc. This post has been edited by BrookLes: Oct 2 2023, 05:20 PM |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 04:13 PM) Well, I did ask some of the hawkers out there. They specifically told me that they try to bypass tax as much as possible. For example, even for touch and go transactions, they try to use touch and go QR code that is not link to them. Why I got a feeling is N** W** 😂Also there is another korean restaurant near my house. If I pay by cc, I need to pay 10% extra. I am pretty sure this 10% is not just covering cc charges but taxes as well. And also they do not accept tng payments as well. I mean it's obvious why they dun do that. I would say they are smart. First of all, they still declare taxes to the government as there are going to be many people who pays using CC. But at the same time, they can bypass taxes for most of their other non cc transactions as well. One of the reason why governments around the world wants to go cashless is because once everything goes cashless, there is no way to bypass taxes anymore. As long as cash is being used, you can easily bypass taxes. This post has been edited by viktorherald: Oct 2 2023, 05:25 PM |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 05:19 PM) I think what they do is very fair. Their price is pretty cheap as well. there's nothing fair here yo.In fact just because of this, I visit their shop even more as compared to shops which charge so high just because they give you the convenience of using a cc. it's ethic. i accept cards and ewallet my restaurant at my own cost, i never pass down the surcharge to customer nor do i see 100% of the shop i went all over the place have this sort of surcharge. so just reveal the shop name la since you say their price is pretty cheap also, im curious and wanted to go makan there also. even my korean shop here selling tteokbokki full plate RM16 also never charge any surcharge. This post has been edited by a13solut3: Oct 2 2023, 05:26 PM |
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QUOTE(a13solut3 @ Oct 2 2023, 05:23 PM) there's nothing fair here yo. Would not say is "surchage".it's ethic. i accept cards and ewallet my restaurant at my own cost, i never pass down the surcharge to customer nor do i see 100% of the shop i went all over the place have this sort of surcharge. so just reveal the shop name la since you say their price is pretty cheap also, im curious and wanted to go makan there also. even my korean shop here selling tteokbokki full plate RM16 also never charge any surcharge. They just waive the service charge if you pay by cash that's all. |
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QUOTE(a13solut3 @ Oct 2 2023, 05:23 PM) there's nothing fair here yo. Would not say is "surchage".it's ethic. i accept cards and ewallet my restaurant at my own cost, i never pass down the surcharge to customer nor do i see 100% of the shop i went all over the place have this sort of surcharge. so just reveal the shop name la since you say their price is pretty cheap also, im curious and wanted to go makan there also. even my korean shop here selling tteokbokki full plate RM16 also never charge any surcharge. They just waive the service charge if you pay by cash that's all. |
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2.8k only why installment?
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 05:27 PM) that is even worse practise, i never waive 6% service charge also as that money is part of staff incentives. and i mean service charge, not tax. how on earth does this shop being allow to operate anyway? sounds like the shop illegally charging credit card surcharge on customer, and unethically remove service charge that was meant for staff? anyway, you should really reveal the shop la.. ![]() only 10% of my customer actually using credit card only, why need to penalize my sales staff by waiving the service charge? This post has been edited by a13solut3: Oct 2 2023, 05:35 PM jojolicia liked this post
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QUOTE(a13solut3 @ Oct 2 2023, 05:31 PM) that is even worse practise, i never waive 6% service charge also as that money is part of staff incentives. i wouldnt take him seriously if i were you..... and i mean service charge, not tax. how on earth does this shop being allow to operate anyway? sounds like the shop illegally charging credit card surcharge on customer, and unethically remove service charge that was meant for staff? anyway, you should really reveal the shop la.. only 10% of my customer actually using credit card only, why need to penalize my sales staff by waiving the service charge? |
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 07:50 AM) It's ok. You still dun get it. You see Apple takes advantage of ppl like you who thinks there really is such a thing as zero percent payment. No I dun buy overpriced stuff. Maybe apple sheep like you does. QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 07:55 AM) Actually i didnt use apple as an example, just the numbers only Ok, let’s use other example.Apple can get away with it because Apple is the only one that sells iOS phones, thus have a monopoly on iOS market and have stronger negotiation power. You dont like the high price? oh yea boo hoo go buy your android yeah whereas like for the normal electrical shops, you have more leverage on this as there are vast amount of brands and also, i also didnt claim that asking for discount always work if the item doesnt have zero-interest installment plan, but hey, why not try it? ---- the point is, bank doesnt give 0% installment for free, the cost is surely charged to retail, then its passed on to consumers I can also pay my car insurance in 0% instalment for 12 months. Same price if I pay lump sum. Now what? |
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QUOTE(poweredbydiscuz @ Oct 2 2023, 08:50 AM) It’s statistics.Look at insurance. How do insurance companies cover a lot of money when you pay very little? Because they calculate risk and how much they can cover over premium and still have profit. Similarly, they calculate likelihood of people missing payment from 0% instalment and they find that they can still make profit. |
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QUOTE(a13solut3 @ Oct 2 2023, 05:31 PM) that is even worse practise, i never waive 6% service charge also as that money is part of staff incentives. Thanks for the info.and i mean service charge, not tax. how on earth does this shop being allow to operate anyway? sounds like the shop illegally charging credit card surcharge on customer, and unethically remove service charge that was meant for staff? anyway, you should really reveal the shop la.. ![]() only 10% of my customer actually using credit card only, why need to penalize my sales staff by waiving the service charge? Sorry I am not the kind who stabs people from behind. |
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QUOTE(KineticKill @ Oct 2 2023, 06:55 PM) Ok, let’s use other example. Installment using your credit card right? Then it still apply, bank will charge insurance agency.I can also pay my car insurance in 0% instalment for 12 months. Same price if I pay lump sum. Now what? Hmm, the point is not everything is clear cut that if a thing has zero installment plan, then there is surely another cheaper variant of it. Its more to as long the business is offering zero installment plan, then the fees will be part of its operation cost. Then it's up the business to absorb the cost or to pass the cost to consumers I'm not sure the industry norm for insurance It's just that the zero installment plan might not be as free as we thought, the fees may be already priced into the nett price of the product. That's why 0% installment can be offered. Bank have to make money somewhere, won't so good giving people 0% loan for 12 months. Hence the bank will charge merchant. Then it is up to the merchant to decide what to do with the additional coating That is all |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 07:04 PM) Installment using your credit card right? Then it still apply, bank will charge insurance agency. Lol what a load of nonsense. Banks can give u 0% interest because banks have millions of customers. Just because you pay full every month doesnt mean others will. Most pay minimum payment only and banks are able to charge interest on the balance. Hmm, the point is not everything is clear cut that if a thing has zero installment plan, then there is surely another cheaper variant of it. Its more to as long the business is offering zero installment plan, then the fees will be part of its operation cost. Then it's up the business to absorb the cost or to pass the cost to consumers I'm not sure the industry norm for insurance It's just that the zero installment plan might not be as free as we thought, the fees may be already priced into the nett price of the product. That's why 0% installment can be offered. Bank have to make money somewhere, won't so good giving people 0% loan for 12 months. Hence the bank will charge merchant. Then it is up to the merchant to decide what to do with the additional coating That is all Thats why you are able to do long installments with only credit cards whereas with debit cards, its up to a max of 4 months only. |
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QUOTE(KineticKill @ Oct 2 2023, 07:02 PM) our sunset oren do it again! DupeIkan liked this post
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 12:04 PM) Installment using your credit card right? Then it still apply, bank will charge insurance agency. The cc charge is service provider charge. Visa, AMEX etc. Those cannot escape. It will eat into the profit a bit, but giving some convenience to customer to have a bit less profit is acceptable to the business than losing that customer.Hmm, the point is not everything is clear cut that if a thing has zero installment plan, then there is surely another cheaper variant of it. Its more to as long the business is offering zero installment plan, then the fees will be part of its operation cost. Then it's up the business to absorb the cost or to pass the cost to consumers I'm not sure the industry norm for insurance It's just that the zero installment plan might not be as free as we thought, the fees may be already priced into the nett price of the product. That's why 0% installment can be offered. Bank have to make money somewhere, won't so good giving people 0% loan for 12 months. Hence the bank will charge merchant. Then it is up to the merchant to decide what to do with the additional coating That is all Now coming back to the 0% instalment, that is financing by the bank and risk held by the bank. So how do they get profit? Because they look at statistics and find that they can profit from the late charges from people defaulted on their minimum payment, even if some of us pay on time. Unlike other spending on cc of which minimum payment is five percent of the outstanding balance or RM50 (whichever is higher), the minimum payment of 0% instalment is exactly what you have to pay monthly for your financing tenure. For example: Normal - outstanding monthly balance (RM2000), minimum payment (RM100) 0% instalment - outstanding monthly balance (RM2000), minimum payment (RM2000) So, enough people pay late/less than minimum amount that they can give 0% instalment to those who can pay that monthly amount and still profit. Again, the financing and risk of the 0% instalment are borne by the bank, not merchant. Merchants only pay for the service provider charge. |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 07:04 PM) Installment using your credit card right? Then it still apply, bank will charge insurance agency. That's the reason why I dun waste my time over here anymore.Hmm, the point is not everything is clear cut that if a thing has zero installment plan, then there is surely another cheaper variant of it. Its more to as long the business is offering zero installment plan, then the fees will be part of its operation cost. Then it's up the business to absorb the cost or to pass the cost to consumers I'm not sure the industry norm for insurance It's just that the zero installment plan might not be as free as we thought, the fees may be already priced into the nett price of the product. That's why 0% installment can be offered. Bank have to make money somewhere, won't so good giving people 0% loan for 12 months. Hence the bank will charge merchant. Then it is up to the merchant to decide what to do with the additional coating That is all Ppl are so damn stupid I guess based on their logic, cc dun have to charge retailers any fees just because customers will most likely do late payments and pay min amount. Malaysia education at its finest. This post has been edited by BrookLes: Oct 2 2023, 10:56 PM |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 07:04 PM) Installment using your credit card right? Then it still apply, bank will charge insurance agency. Actually you are just explaining the same thing over and over again. Hmm, the point is not everything is clear cut that if a thing has zero installment plan, then there is surely another cheaper variant of it. Its more to as long the business is offering zero installment plan, then the fees will be part of its operation cost. Then it's up the business to absorb the cost or to pass the cost to consumers I'm not sure the industry norm for insurance It's just that the zero installment plan might not be as free as we thought, the fees may be already priced into the nett price of the product. That's why 0% installment can be offered. Bank have to make money somewhere, won't so good giving people 0% loan for 12 months. Hence the bank will charge merchant. Then it is up to the merchant to decide what to do with the additional coating That is all But imbeciles will never get it. They are probably defensive at this point because they need to justify their purchases just like most people who decided to go take the potion. I know most of them will not live long anyways. This post has been edited by BrookLes: Oct 2 2023, 10:59 PM |
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QUOTE(viktorherald @ Oct 2 2023, 07:04 PM) Installment using your credit card right? Then it still apply, bank will charge insurance agency. Banks do make money from giving 0% loan, and the concept is precisely similar to how insurance works as mentioned by someone here. Just 1 loanee among the 100 loanees under 0% loan paying later than they should is already giving profits to banks. As simple as that.Hmm, the point is not everything is clear cut that if a thing has zero installment plan, then there is surely another cheaper variant of it. Its more to as long the business is offering zero installment plan, then the fees will be part of its operation cost. Then it's up the business to absorb the cost or to pass the cost to consumers I'm not sure the industry norm for insurance It's just that the zero installment plan might not be as free as we thought, the fees may be already priced into the nett price of the product. That's why 0% installment can be offered. Bank have to make money somewhere, won't so good giving people 0% loan for 12 months. Hence the bank will charge merchant. Then it is up to the merchant to decide what to do with the additional coating That is all |
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it's similar to the BNPL craze last year. they prey on customers to make careless mistakes like late payment, exorbitant admin charges. the most lucrative is still people overspending and had to resort to lending to pay back the min charges. guess who's there at the first instance to lend a helping hand? kaching!
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QUOTE(BrookLes @ Oct 2 2023, 04:13 PM) Well, I did ask some of the hawkers out there. They specifically told me that they try to bypass tax as much as possible. For example, even for touch and go transactions, they try to use touch and go QR code that is not link to them. i could understand if you are referring to hawker.. but hawker dont take credit card machine.. those QR = cash transaction indirectly. Also there is another korean restaurant near my house. If I pay by cc, I need to pay 10% extra. I am pretty sure this 10% is not just covering cc charges but taxes as well. And also they do not accept tng payments as well. I mean it's obvious why they dun do that. I would say they are smart. First of all, they still declare taxes to the government as there are going to be many people who pays using CC. But at the same time, they can bypass taxes for most of their other non cc transactions as well. One of the reason why governments around the world wants to go cashless is because once everything goes cashless, there is no way to bypass taxes anymore. As long as cash is being used, you can easily bypass taxes. restaurant type, anytime if they get caught, they will get fine or customer can always complain to banks and they will not get the merchant machine anymore.. in the end they might loss of some customers that plan to use CC (earn points, rebates, benefit) cashless advantage is not for taxes but like Credit Card machine provide other benefits like u no need prepare small changes, u no need worry short of money at the end of day, u have minimal loss if got theft.. but back to TS question.. installment just deduct the credit limit and release once owner paid the money.. it is fine to use the benefits of 0% installment.. assuming put 5k in FD and earn little interest while u can do pay a 5k item in installment basis over 12 months without burden cash flow.. why not.. since those merchant fee are not related to consumer.. just have to remember pay on time without incur any penalty in CC.. |
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QUOTE(Azran1979 @ Oct 2 2023, 10:52 PM) this guy is funny. it seems that he is doing it for more engagement these dayswhere got people buy iphone from loan kedai anymore nowdays. nowdays people buy iphone from TELCO subscription. loud, no holds barred type This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Oct 3 2023, 10:20 AM |
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1. Bank is using 0% installment as loyalty program to keep you attach to the card and indirectly you will use the cards for other purchases.
2. With installment, the user will tend to overspent since it is so convenient will hope you buy more expensive thing with installment again and again … and therefore attach to the cards longer and chance of default therefore more profit to bank. It is a trap but if you can learn how it works you can optimize your finances. Cause if you have 5k, you can buy TV full price or u can pay installment 24 months and extra money put in other investment that can help you yield interest like dividend stock or mortagage loan etc. When people say use money wisely it means: 1. Use money on things that will help you generate more money 2. Use other people money to generate more money 3. Do not put money in saving that will depreaciate 3-4% per annum 4. Do not buy things that will depreaciate in value that you do not need but only use to show off to people that dont matter 4.1 Buy expensive car because the car can help you find more money like ponzi scheme luring victims to join the scheme 4.2 Buy car to move from one place to another that will help you generate more income like go to work, transport goods etc 4.3 Buy EV car cause u get free electricity and petrol super expensive etc So installment is good if you know how to make use ot it wisely |
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QUOTE(p4n6 @ Oct 7 2023, 07:26 PM) 1. Bank is using 0% installment as loyalty program to keep you attach to the card and indirectly you will use the cards for other purchases. Laughable comment. Even after someone from the banking industry already explained that interest is still being charged.2. With installment, the user will tend to overspent since it is so convenient will hope you buy more expensive thing with installment again and again … and therefore attach to the cards longer and chance of default therefore more profit to bank. It is a trap but if you can learn how it works you can optimize your finances. Cause if you have 5k, you can buy TV full price or u can pay installment 24 months and extra money put in other investment that can help you yield interest like dividend stock or mortagage loan etc. When people say use money wisely it means: 1. Use money on things that will help you generate more money 2. Use other people money to generate more money 3. Do not put money in saving that will depreaciate 3-4% per annum 4. Do not buy things that will depreaciate in value that you do not need but only use to show off to people that dont matter 4.1 Buy expensive car because the car can help you find more money like ponzi scheme luring victims to join the scheme 4.2 Buy car to move from one place to another that will help you generate more income like go to work, transport goods etc 4.3 Buy EV car cause u get free electricity and petrol super expensive etc So installment is good if you know how to make use ot it wisely |
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