OMG...
im ommitted something for the HSBC swipe 7 times contest to win free ticket to SG.

3. Prizes: Free Flight ticket (“Free Flight”)a) One (1) return air ticket to Singapore from Jetstar Asia Airways (“Free Flight”)
b) The Free Flight is subject to the following conditions:
I. Booking period is from 1 July to 30 September 2008.
II. Travel period is from 1 July 2008 to 28 March 2009.
III. Free Flights limited to the numbers as stated in clause 4A) and 4B) below.
IV. Flights are through Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Changi Airport, Terminal 1
c) The Free Flight is not inclusive of Fuel Surcharge, Airport Tax and Administration fee which costs about RM289 (based on
current information at time of printing)
d) Booking of Free flight with Jetstar Asia is based on availability

i toughts the surcharge wont be over Rm100, but seems im wrong.

@vin_ann
That sounds about right. Hence my hesitation not to fall to the trap
The other day I almost booked a RM9 MAS flight. After adding surcharge, it swelled up to RM425. Pfft

@Syd G,
I don't think U can blame the airlines for the fuel surcharges though admittedly I don't like the idea of it *sigh* Also, I find it ridiculous that it's so high. Apparently fuel charges + airport taxes + administrative charges for a flight to Hokkaido is RM1400!!!!!

I can vouch for that ....

How do i access the DA member get member program?

No need to access. The new applicant must put your details or card details (cannot remember which one) in a special application form with MGM section.

The rebate will be credited directly into your CC account.

Aiyohhhh!!

Can anyone tell me if i funded my Paypal using HSBC creditcard to pay for my eBay purchases??

Does the International Charges applies as well??:

8. International Transactions
Mastercard and Visa charges a surcharge on top of the exchange rate. The banks also choose to charge an additional administration charge on top of that

Maybank: 0.5% (waiting verification)

CIMB/DA: None

Hong Leong: 1%

PBB: No Info

Citibank: 1% --> verified by tinkerbel

HSBC: 1% --> HSBC will also charge a Misc fee; bank isn't able to provide details on what that is but according to CS whom I spoke with, there's a small misc fee. (contribution by Tinkerbel)

EON: 2%

UOB: NIL

Standard Chartered: 1%



What about RHB,AmBank??

Maybank,Hong Leong,HSBC,EON all charge!!

I believe it is an international charge as the transaction in question is in USD. Furthermore I think it counts as a cash advance.

@zenquix,
I don't think it's considered as cash advance. As to whether commission charges are applicable, I ain't too sure *shrugs*

Hmm you are right. Just checked..

Ebay != cash advance
quashi cash payment = cash advance

Huh??
OMG!!

Cash Advance?
u sure kah??

For sure CIMB doesn't charge you on international purchase or paypal transaction.

Zero Charges.

Hey guys just a quick question.

Wat are the procedure needed to supp a card to another person?

thanks!

hey guys,

any1 got use their credit card to pay saman online?

im now found this MYEG


*just now i walk through the system, you have to register yourself, create an account with them.
to check saman, click PDRM logo, then key in ur IC. i found myself 1 RM50 saman.

to pay, tick the box and submit. for the CC payment, it's using the RHB gateway and charge RM2 for service charge. key in all CC 16 digit numbers and lastly 3-digit security number.
final step - click PAY. The payment will take 48 hours to update the payment in the PDRM system.

now my concern is even though it take 48 hours to updates, will my saman cancelled? how reliable it can be?
will printing out of receipt as proof of my payment to saman is a strong proof?

any1 got paid using this channel before?

This post has been edited by vin_ann: Jul 10 2008, 11:13 AM

Your principal card is from which bank?

Whether you had funded your Paypal using HSBC CC is your own matter, we wouldn't know. :)

International charges apply for Paypal funding as per your bank, however it is charged as a retail transaction, not cash advance.

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Added on July 10, 2008, 5:24 pmYou can do both rayuan and pay using CC at Bukit Aman traffic counter, they will issue an official police receipt, there'll be no doubt about the payment status. :)

This post has been edited by charymsylyn: Jul 10 2008, 05:24 PM

HSBC and Maybank.

Encouraging credit card holders to pay full amount

KUALA LUMPUR: Credit card holders who pay the full amount will continue to enjoy the 20-day interest-free grace period, says the national cards group chairman Gan Kheng Chai.

He said Thursday that cardholders who paid the minimum 5% on their outstanding amounts for 12 months continuously, the interest on the remaining 95% would be charged 15% per annum.

However, those who defaulted once would see the interest charged on the outstanding balance be raised to 17%. Those who defaulted for the second time, the interest charged would be increased to 18 per annum, he said at a press conference in Bank Negara.

The national cards group represents all the banks which issue credit cards in Malaysia.

URL: http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...41&sec=business

hi guys, i would like to enquire, i'm working in singapore and my salary is sgd1,8K per month. is it possible for me to apply a credit card in malaysia or singapore? by the way i am malaysian. Hope to know ASAP. Cheers

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Added on July 10, 2008, 9:02 pmhi guys, i would like to enquire, i'm working in singapore and my salary is sgd1,8K per month. is it possible for me to apply a credit card in malaysia or singapore? by the way i am malaysian. Hope to know ASAP. Cheers

This post has been edited by SkyNet42: Jul 10 2008, 09:02 PM

I believe u can. But would not recommend it as u will charged exchange rates and admin charges every time u use a card. not to mention payment will be an issue.