OCBC bank:
overseas transaction 1%
http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/Ca....shtm?bcid=M5_1

correction:
OCBC Platinum Robinson annual fee waiver - swipe 3x any amount even few ringgit also can at robinson from month on card expiry not following year basis

http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/Ca...Privileges.shtm

hope u find it useful and congrats on V6!!!

im having my dinner (buffet) at pyramid tower/hotel last nite....

d cashier told me..if i pay wit citibank credit card, there is 30% discount.

the bill is rm598, i paid wit credit card....after discount is rm418++....

really saves alots....
btw,

any got standard chartered credit card here? i was at bangkok last month but not sure why...i cannot use at there..its declined...but my HSBC card can use..

anyone experience tis?

Sure. I am currently using VISA and MASTERCARD from Public Bank, MASTERCARD from CIMB and AmBank.

All the cards are free for life absolutely without any condition, except for Public Bank. As long as I am a Public Mutual unitholder, my Public Bank credit cards are free without any condition.

My Public Bank credit cards offer cash rebate although it is not a huge amount. CIMB gives me 2 % cash rebate if I go to Petronas.

So far, their staffs are quite polite especially AmBank in SS2, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

If you want higher cash rebate for every petrol station in Malaysia, you can try applying RHB Travel Money credit card. It gives 5 % cash rebate for every first Saturday and Sunday of a month, then 2 % for the rest of the days of the month. The promotion is until the end of this June, if I am not mistaken. But bear in mind, RHB service is very bad. I mean the attitude of the staffs. Why am I using its credit card? I just want to enjoy the cash rebate. After promotion period, I will cancel it without hesitation.

Hope my little advice helps you.

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Don't be surprise, there is another product (I have mentioned it in V6) which gives 7% rebate for petrol purchases. It is a debit card product so I won't discuss it here.

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Added on March 8, 2009, 6:59 pm

That is exactly my practice.    Actually, you should do this for all your cards when you travel - you don't want to be stuck in a foreign country with no way to pay your bills.

hsbc card not bad.  u can have a try.  but the bad thing is the fees charged quite expensive.

Are you sure that late payment charges can be waived? Or you mean annual fee... Just want to confirm...

hi...  do hsbc allow us to waive annual fees...

i've read few times about this... however, when i obtained my MC gold PB card early this year (got RM50 credited as well), i already had cards from 8 different banks (the number of cards are a lot more of course!)

but my case include these as well; i'm a guarantor for my wife HP loan with PB, my salary is credited to my PB saving, my cards records with other banks should be clean...

so, moral of the story, if you have more than 6 cards, PB might still approves you, keep trying... hehe..

My company has offerings for SCB CC with NO annual fee (waived), NO hidden cost and NO strings attached...

I'm a bit skeptical on the no annual fee part as I know SCB do not have any free for life CC without conditions.

But is it possible for SCB to offer free for life CC through company?

just happen to me today. I applied for 1 CC only and I've read the declaration form and confident that the agent has marked and show to me I only applied for 1 CC. Suddenly SCB approved and sent to me  3 CC 

no problem... you can cancel them immediately without any cost...