U 1 year nvr use.. Got monthly fees charged for no transaction on this card rite?

After seeing the sharing by jkngo2003, I quickly dig out my AA Ezpay Passport from the drawer, as I rarely use the card after applied it for 1 year. Now I would say this card is my general card now. Why? If you fully utilize this card, you can get 5%/5.3%/6% of cashback for ANY type of transaction in the world everyday, depending which card you use to top up with! Right now, I am using UOB Vox card to top up the Ezpay Passport, this means I can use the card for any transaction and get cashback. It works like reloading Touch&Go with your CC, get cash rebate from the CC, and use the Touch&Go card at the places to enjoy the rebate.

So this card will be the ultimate general card as it yield 5-6% rebate for any type of transaction, additional unlimited overseas cashback of 0.5%, zero processing fee when purchasing AirAsia flight tickets, low exchange rate, etc.

And I have reloaded twice today, still able to top up using credit cards.

Nope I topped up the card after it arrived. I topped up using CIMB AirAsia Savers account as it is free. After 1 year, I logged in and saw the option of reloading using credit card. So far the option still appears. Two weeks I guessed, couldn't recall.

Definitely a good prospect for general usage. Have you tried topping up using Vox and gotten the rebate? The payment gateway is ipay88 and Tune Money (EC) will be seen in the bill, right?

Yes, iPay88 is online gateway, I get cash back for my VOX and CIMB CR.

I just tried this today, but fruitie confirmed that ipay88 is entitled for rebate. Yes it will appeared as Tune Money (EC) on the statement. The SMS received from Vox is "..Your OTC is xxxxxx for your online purchase", which based on my experience, instantly tell you that it is entitled for 5.3% rebate.

Prepaid Credit Card for me is similar to Debit Card..Still need to topup..
Both must have enough credit to purchase

From my point of view...

After seeing the sharing by jkngo2003, I quickly dig out my AA Ezpay Passport from the drawer, as I rarely use the card after applied it for 1 year. Now I would say this card is my general card now. Why? If you fully utilize this card, you can get 5%/5.3%/6% of cashback for ANY type of transaction in the world everyday, depending which card you use to top up with! Right now, I am using UOB Vox card to top up the Ezpay Passport, this means I can use the card for any transaction and get cashback. It works like reloading Touch&Go with your CC, get cash rebate from the CC, and use the Touch&Go card at the places to enjoy the rebate.

So this card will be the ultimate general card as it yield 5-6% rebate for any type of transaction, additional unlimited overseas cashback of 0.5%, zero processing fee when purchasing AirAsia flight tickets, low exchange rate, etc.

And I have reloaded twice today, still able to top up using credit cards.

You are right. But 5.3/6 percent of confirmed CB is worth the hassle, no? 

Thats why I choose cash..lol...sometime when urgent and line down...DEBIT and CC just a useless plastic

This sounds like a good plan but how to apply this card? I tried the link posted few pages back and doesn't seem to work.

After seeing the sharing by jkngo2003, I quickly dig out my AA Ezpay Passport from the drawer, as I rarely use the card after applied it for 1 year. Now I would say this card is my general card now. Why? If you fully utilize this card, you can get 5%/5.3%/6% of cashback for ANY type of transaction in the world everyday, depending which card you use to top up with! Right now, I am using UOB Vox card to top up the Ezpay Passport, this means I can use the card for any transaction and get cashback. It works like reloading Touch&Go with your CC, get cash rebate from the CC, and use the Touch&Go card at the places to enjoy the rebate.

So this card will be the ultimate general card as it yield 5-6% rebate for any type of transaction, additional unlimited overseas cashback of 0.5%, zero processing fee when purchasing AirAsia flight tickets, low exchange rate, etc.

And I have reloaded twice today, still able to top up using credit cards.

this transition is under mcc code 4814 and online. pls be careful coz many online transition for cashback is excluding mcc 4814(mobile payment). for aeon big card and cimb cash rebate card is not entitled cashback.

for me, I utilized this card on pervious promo like aeon spend rm 2500 to get rm 150, spend rm1000 to get rm 30, pubic bank spend rm888 to get rm88, standard chart gold card spend rm 1500 to get rm50 and etc.

don't to depend on online transition.
with this card, for first come first serve promo, you will be the first one the swipe the card. I never swipe it at 12.01 midnight coz I worry like posonline, transtition date is one day earlier. I swipe at 6am morning using aeon card, the date is still same day.

hope everyone can maximize ur cashback and hope that tunemoney don't take out this credit card reload optiion

You tried before using Cimb cash rebate and didn't get the cashback?

I never try cimb cashback card coz it  alr mention that mcc 4814 is excluded from online banking rebate and someone os report that reload at digi.com oso not entitled cashback.

I try aeon big visa crar at first day of this month, I didn't get rebate for this online transition.

This sounds like a good plan but how to apply this card? I tried the link posted few pages back and doesn't seem to work.

Thanks, let me read through the benefits first.

I will need to use it on monthly, else there is RM 10 kicks in right?

Regarding the iPay88 thingy, a lot of merchants are using it and I can't remember which merchant, so try at your own risk. I did get back cash back for these transactions, I'm not liable for any misinformation ya.

Account Service Fee
RM2.50 per month for inactive accounts where there is no Card Transaction in a particular month

where RM10 kicks in?

I will need to use it on monthly, else there is RM 10 kicks in right?

Regarding the iPay88 thingy, a lot of merchants are using it and I can't remember which merchant, so try at your own risk. I did get back cash back for these transactions, I'm not liable for any misinformation ya.