Dump ? Wait till you see this:
American Express® Gold Credit Card

Annual fee: Lifetime free waiver
Minimum annual income: RM36,000

Read the T&C. No more begging for AF waiver

I got 3 cards from MBB. Thinking of dumping one or two.

I already got Ikhwan Amex. Damn!

been using scb justone for about 2 weeks ... n it sucks ... even my supp card havent received ... after i called the cs last 2 days ... she said the supp cc havent send out yet   

for petrol no prob coz i punch the option ... but i encounter a few problems for other transactions...

1) used at a restaurant , the waiter say rejected ... i ask him to choose cc coz this card is 2 in 1 ... try again ... also can go thru ... he say it auto reject ... he din even c any option given    then he say might b their merchant machine was outdated as it was used quite long

2) used at comp shop ... almost same as problem 1 ... put in cc ... he say cant go thru ... the machine say chip error 

3) used at a minimart ... this place run by korean so their r familiar with this cr or dr option ... i din say anything but once she saw the option she asked cr or dr    ( shud haf more of these ppl ) ... i said cr ... c she punch tht option ... card rejected    try a few times onli go thru

make me felt more n more annoying ...

I got the Maybankard American Express Gold Credit Card + Amex Charge Card

Now they tempting with Amex Credit Card 

Dump ? Wait till you see this:
American Express® Gold Credit Card

Annual fee: Lifetime free waiver
Minimum annual income: RM36,000

Read the T&C. No more begging for AF waiver

Dump ? Wait till you see this:
American Express® Gold Credit Card

Annual fee: Lifetime free waiver
Minimum annual income: RM36,000

Read the T&C. No more begging for AF waiver

I got the Maybankard American Express Gold Credit Card + Amex Charge Card

Now they tempting with Amex Credit Card 

What does the last statement mean? Not related to annual fees right?

Annual Fees

Lifetime Fee Waiver
Supplementary cardholder: Lifetime Fee Waiver
1% of the minimum repayment amount due or a minimum of RM5, which ever is higher, up to a maximum of RM75 (to include other related charges if any)

Benefits

1. 0% Finance Charge from now till December 2009*
2. Low Finance Charge of only 9% p.a. from January 2010. All you have to do is promptly settle your minimum payment of 5% or a minimum of RM25.
3. 5x Membership Rewards points for every Ringgit spent on groceries, petrol, bookstores - Kinokuniya, Borders, Times and MPH - and telco charges via Express Autopay - Celcom, Digi, Maxis and Telekom.
4. 2x Membership Rewards points for all spend elsewhere.
5, Lifetime Fee Waiver with complimentary supplementary cards.
6. My Statements - You can view your credit card statements online, sent to the email address provided in your application or by logging on to www.Maybank2u.com. Obtain your www. Maybank2u.com log-in ID and password from any Maybank branch. You can also request for a hardcopy statement for a nominal fee of RM5 a month

Maybank is making us to collect their credit card.

They're offering more and more new cards which are usually equipped with better feature/value.

note: the statement is online. So you must go online for the statement.
Which is why having a Maybank account is compulsory.

For those with Alliance bank credit cards, does your cashback get credited in the same statement reducing the amount to pay or the subsequent month?

argghh Amex ikhwan is on the way now this gold Amex looks so tempting

ikhwan need to swipe 12 times and this one free for life not forever

My Statements - You can view your credit card statements online, sent to the email address provided in your application or by logging on to www.Maybank2u.com. Obtain your www. Maybank2u.com log-in ID and password from any Maybank branch. You can also request for a hardcopy statement for a nominal fee of RM5 a month

if wan hard copy, it's equivalent with annual fees jor.. 

perhaps  cancel my petronas card n apply the amex.

Guys, I have a question about CC's interest-free period.

I have Master & Visa from Direct Access. I've read their fees charge and they mentioned that purchases will be interest free for 20 days from the statement date (provided I have no outstanding balance).

Let's say my statement date is on 10th every month, so if I made purchases on 11th June, the interest free period will only start counting on the next statement date which is 10th July? Which means my purchase on 11th June will be interest free till 30th July?

Is this correct? 

Yes, assuming you clear you June statement on time, you will not be charged any interest on your july statement if you pay by 30th July.

So technically if you time your purchases properly, you have a 50 day interest free loan.