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 CREDIT Card Thread v2, Everything about the world of plastic

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neoxz
post Mar 16 2008, 12:55 PM

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how much does da charge for replacement cards?
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post Mar 16 2008, 12:56 PM

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all these easy payment flexi payment thingy would simple bulk up lotsa installment everymonth in a short while and its scary.. dont see it coming, dont feel it coming, once bulked,salary burn every month
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QUOTE(neoxz @ Mar 16 2008, 12:55 PM)
how much does da charge for replacement cards?
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Which bank? Could be within RM 25 to RM 50. Vary from banks.
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post Mar 16 2008, 01:08 PM

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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 16 2008, 01:06 PM)
Which bank? Could be within RM 25 to RM 50. Vary from banks.
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DA, direct access?
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post Mar 16 2008, 01:15 PM

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QUOTE(neoxz @ Mar 16 2008, 01:08 PM)
DA, direct access?
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RM 50 unless stated otherwise. Stated behind the statement.
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post Mar 16 2008, 02:13 PM

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QUOTE(hye @ Mar 16 2008, 09:32 AM)
Took some time to dig through the old papers as the info is not available on the CIMB/Direct Access website yet

3 plans exist (Min Purchase Amount, No of monthly installments, One time Interest)

- RM 1K, 10, 2%
- RM 3K, 20, 4%
- RM 5K, 30, 6%

You can convert ANY of your purchases (local or abroad) to the plans above. Need to settle monthly installment in full or the outstanding amount will be charged 1.5% interest. The entire purchase amount will be taken out from your credit limit and will be gradually released back as you make the monthly installments.

Comparatively the old plan is (For Direct Access / CIMB)

- RM500, 12, 3% / RM500, 12, 3%
- RM3K, 24, 4.5% / RM3K, 24, 4%
- RM5K, 36, 6.5% / RM5K, 36, 5.5%
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 16 2008, 10:27 AM)
CIMB Flexi Payment with i.pay plan
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thanks! been looking for it! biggrin.gif notworthy.gif notworthy.gif

i wonder if this will work with cimb petronas's mastercard... hmm.gif

QUOTE(Chester @ Mar 16 2008, 12:56 PM)
all these easy payment flexi payment thingy would simple bulk up lotsa installment everymonth in a short while and its scary.. dont see it coming, dont feel it coming, once bulked,salary burn every month
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yeah... thats y think twice before using it/in emergency situation. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(HMMaster @ Mar 16 2008, 02:13 PM)
i wonder if this will work with cimb petronas's mastercard... hmm.gif
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I think all CIMB cards (inclusive of DA) will eligible for the flexi pay plan. Give a call to the CS.
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I was offered free for life HSBC credit card at the curve today.. they said only swipe 12 times a year will do no matter you apply for classic, gold or platinum...

but why their website didnt say free for life or swipe 12 times a year ?? so weird... another bluffing agent ??


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QUOTE(siutimtim @ Mar 16 2008, 08:34 PM)
I was offered free for life HSBC credit card at the curve today.. they said only swipe 12 times a year will do no matter you apply for classic, gold or platinum...

but why their website didnt say free for life or swipe 12 times a year ?? so weird... another bluffing agent ??
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The same description I read from the HSBC booth that came to my company. Swipe at least once a month to get the waiver.
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QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 16 2008, 09:02 PM)
The same description I read from the HSBC booth that came to my company. Swipe at least once a month to get the waiver.
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but why there is no such information displayed in their web site ?
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QUOTE(siutimtim @ Mar 16 2008, 09:07 PM)
but why there is no such information displayed in their web site ?
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Good question. Perhaps you could give a call to their CS and ask for clarification.
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QUOTE(siutimtim @ Mar 16 2008, 09:07 PM)
but why there is no such information displayed in their web site ?
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There are certain promos that banks do not publish on the web site. All banks does this from time to time. For example of the previous promotions includes

-> Direct Access / CIMB Open Day - Visit them at their branch in Plaza Damansara and you'll get your card approved on the spot (Newspaper adverts only)
-> Hong Leong / Citibank - New branch opening, credit card approval on the spot + More than 1 year free annual free waiver. (Newspaper adverts only)

Just be on the lookout for weird promos which you know does not exist. HSBC usually is very conservative is their marketing but I think they got a little bit more exciting in terms on marketing recently. (But still careful on who they award the card to)

I know that HSBC have such promos because I got my card on that promo too previously and I have nothing to complain. rclxm9.gif Oh yes, there's a chance the CS might not know. For HSBC cards - ask the sales agent to show you the promo code that he/she is registering you under - different promos entitles you to different annual fee entitlement. However, the promo code might not be visible to the CS. (I tried calling once and the CS told me that all new HSBC cards application comes with 1 year free annual free waiver, subsequent years are chargeable)

The recently concluded MATTA fair (KL) saw a few credit card players going on the aggressive mode.

- Participating banks include EON, Citibank, UOB, RHB, StandardChartered, HSBC, AMBank, AllianceBank, MBF, Maybank, Hong Leong (CIMB, PBB, OCBC was not present)
- Free gifts are aplenty - 2GB thumbdrive, Calendar, bags, chess set, toys, bunny bank, massager, mini iron, etc. (I'm not that crazy about all these free gifts anymore)
- If you sign up with one bank, the next thing you notice you'll be swarmed with other banks clamoring for you application as well! rclxub.gif
- Introduction of a new card from EON bank (Matta card - Classic, Gold & Platinum) On the spot approval (I didn't try so don't ask me) + the card uses the KLCC Twin Towers as the background. Annual fee waiver is based on no of usage per year similar to most of its other card products.
- If I'm not mistaken the RHB card application is being managed by an agency instead of the bank itself. StandardChartered has been on this model for years. (Not sure what this means - if the guys here could explain what's the impact both from the bank and the customer would be good)

This post has been edited by hye: Mar 16 2008, 09:49 PM
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QUOTE(hye @ Mar 16 2008, 09:30 PM)
There are certain promos that banks do not publish on the web site. All banks does this from time to time. For example of the previous promotions includes

-> Direct Access / CIMB Open Day - Visit them at their branch in Plaza Damansara and you'll get your card approved on the spot (Newspaper adverts only)
-> Hong Leong / Citibank - New branch opening, credit card approval on the spot + More than 1 year free annual free waiver. (Newspaper adverts only)

Just be on the lookout for weird promos which you know does not exist. HSBC usually is very conservative is their marketing but I think they got a little bit more exciting in terms on marketing recently. (But still careful on who they award the card to)

I know that HSBC have such promos because I got my card on that promo too previously and I have nothing to complain.  rclxm9.gif Oh yes, there's a chance the CS might not know. For HSBC cards - ask the sales agent to show you the promo code that he/she is registering you under - different promos entitles you to different annual fee entitlement. However, the promo code might not be visible to the CS. (I tried calling once and the CS told me that all new HSBC cards application comes with 1 year free annual free waiver, subsequent years are chargeable)

The recently concluded MATTA fair (KL) saw a few credit card players going on the aggressive mode.

- Participating banks include EON, Citibank, UOB, RHB, StandardChartered, HSBC, AMBank, AllianceBank, MBF, Maybank, Hong Leong (CIMB, PBB, OCBC was not present)
- Free gifts are aplenty - 2GB thumbdrive, Calendar, bags, chess set, toys, bunny bank, massager, mini iron, etc. (I'm not that crazy about all these free gifts anymore)
- If you sign up with one bank, the next thing you notice you'll be swarmed with other banks clamoring for you application as well! rclxub.gif
- Introduction of a new card from EON bank (Matta card - Classic, Gold & Platinum) On the spot approval (I didn't try so don't ask me) + the card uses the KLCC Twin Towers as the background. Annual fee waiver is based on no of usage per year similar to most of its other card products.
- If I'm not mistaken the RHB card application is being managed by an agency instead of the bank itself. StandardChartered has been on this model for years. (Not sure what this means - if the guys here could explain what's the impact both from the bank and the customer would be good)
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if the CS dont know about the free for life promo, next year they charge us then how we can prove they offer free for life card? No black and white ? sound fishy... hmm.gif



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QUOTE(siutimtim @ Mar 16 2008, 10:48 PM)
if the CS dont know about the free for life promo, next year they charge us then how we can prove they offer free for life card? No black and white ? sound fishy... hmm.gif
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They really don't know anything. Let me share my friend's experience.

Two of my friends who signed for HSBC CC and at that time, there was a promotion of free annual fee for 3 years. After the first, they have been charged for annual fee. They have to call in for waiver and my friend fed up of it. I think the promotion is to open a saving account with HSBC and you'll get free annual fee for 3 years.

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lol...could be the sales guy didn't mention that you need to open savings account to get the 3 year waiver? Its a habit with these people to get sales or people to subscribe.
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From my experience with HSBC, there's no integrity of information across the credit card division. So beware of it.
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post Mar 17 2008, 12:24 AM

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how does CIMB petronas CC work?do i get the rebate in my statement?is there any hidden stuff that i should know?
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why hsbc platinum like very dull... no diamond shining like other platinum ? platinum word also so small and ugly.. looks macam ONE platinum..haha
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Finally my Maybank Petronas is approved! rclxm9.gif The CS told me that the card will send to my addr, but i dont recall that they have this option in the application form. and the staff that handle my application also said must collect from branch. shocking.gif Anyway, I told them to send it to the nearest branch. biggrin.gif

Going to call the CIMB later regarding the flexi payment. hmm.gif
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QUOTE(siutimtim @ Mar 17 2008, 09:48 AM)
why hsbc platinum like very dull... no diamond shining like other platinum ? platinum word also so small and ugly.. looks macam ONE platinum..haha
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i like it this way. better. when i use my maybank visa platinum, the writing is so big it attracts unnecessary attention. what for? and hsbc's platinum is black colour. nice!


Added on March 17, 2008, 10:37 am
QUOTE(David83 @ Mar 16 2008, 11:50 PM)
From my experience with HSBC, there's no integrity of information across the credit card division. So beware of it.
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please explain.

This post has been edited by mrcloud9: Mar 17 2008, 10:37 AM

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