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12 Responses to “Maybank2u Online Banking”

1. on 30 Oct 2006 at 2:09 pmlilian

   I have an easier alternative. I married an accountant who takes care of everything. Hehehe. But ya, I do receive payments through Maybank2u but we prefer to make payments via atm ‘cos my walking atm doesn’t trust their online transaction. For utilities, he usually pay in advance. Like management fees (apartment), telephone, water and electricity, he put in a couple of thousand/hundred RM and let them minus each mth.

2. on 30 Oct 2006 at 2:19 pmNeo

   Lilian,
   I have been using Maybank2u to pay for the utilities for many months now. So far so good, no problem at all.

   You are so lucky to have a walking ATM who has a few thousands extra.

   Share with me tips on how to get a few thousands extra every month please. Thanks.

3. on 30 Oct 2006 at 2:39 pmTien Soon

   I’m so sticked with Maybank2u now haha. Every type of payment, I will opt for Maybank2u if possible - paying credit card, loan, buying prepaid cards for gf, transfer fund, paying friend’s present…. all online.

   No choice la, working from Mon to Fri, and don’t want to have my sweet Saturday spending with banking matters. Moreover, not every bank is operating on Sat

4. on 30 Oct 2006 at 4:53 pmChe-Cheh

   I don’t use Maybank. I pay my Astro via direct debit. Pay my cc/loan via the old fashion way: cheque -> snail mail. But I’ll opt for online banking next time after I have run out of cheque. Save cheque book + stamps money..hahaha

5. on 30 Oct 2006 at 5:00 pmwuching

   how many banks in malaysia offer online banking? here they all do it!

6. on 30 Oct 2006 at 5:06 pmTien Soon

   Actually most of the major banking institutions in Malaysia are now offering online banking facilities. Beside Maybank, other banks like Public Bank, CIMB (formerly Bumiputra Commerce), HSBC, Hong Leong Bank… all offering online facilities. The difference is to which extend the functionalities are.

7. on 30 Oct 2006 at 5:27 pmNeo

   Che-Cheh,
   Don’t forget that Maybank2u charges most interbank transactions at RM2 per transactions. For example hire purchase and loan payments to another bank. But if your loan is on daily interest, then perhaps you can save a little on the interest because the fund will arrive faster.

   Anyway, even Maybank2u still do not have hire purchase and loan payment facility to a lot other banks. As far as I know, not to Southern Bank, Alliance Bank, and UOB.

8. on 30 Oct 2006 at 7:26 pmpeisheah

   I try to charge / autodebit most of the bills to credit card. got points mah. then pay the card. if you want free cheques, Alliance Bank has it.(yes, u don’t even need to pay the stamp fees, some more got interest)

9. on 30 Oct 2006 at 10:19 pmdragoncity

   maybank2u is my everything..car loan, house loan, credit card, electricity, telephone bill, streamyx, all i paid thru maybank2u..And mayb ptptn also..hehe

10. on 30 Oct 2006 at 11:11 pmlucia

    i used public bank to pay bills. quite good the site. no charge for using internet banking.

11. on 01 Nov 2006 at 1:34 pmIrene

    Eeeee.. got charge meh? I didn’t know…I don’t use it to pay bills I only use it to transfer money to friends and vice versa or Ebay. So it’s really true that they charge RM1 per month as spread by some popele last time, I thought it’s just rumour.

12. on 04 Apr 2008 at 11:16 pmmohd fauzi bin mohd fadzil

    can you give me the Branch code, Swift Code, Branch Name and Bank Address for transfer fund for international transfer fund? i want to transfer from overseas transfer to my account bank in sabah. TQ

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