How you withdraw your paypal money?

[titaniumhijau]

Originally Posted by cheer

In the event there is no charge, how about the debit card annual fee? Do you have to pay the card fee yearly? As for the exchange rate, you state RM3.30, I don't think this is fix. It will go on follow the Bank Negara rate. Anyway, this will be great to have debit card from Public Bank. Let me ask more info next Friday in the counter there.

I don't said its state at RM3.30. I can said its RM3.30 and above. Its depend on the rate at that time of transaction. Debit card annual fee? We only need to pay RM24 for 1 year. Thats all the fees and not have any hidden fee..

[cheer]

If it is depends on the current exchange rate, it will be good as current rate is RM3.3650. Do check HERE.

RM24 one year for Public Bank debit card? This is good fee. Will go to Public Bank to ask for more info next Friday. Thanks for your info.

[titaniumhijau]

Originally Posted by cheer

If it is depends on the current exchange rate, it will be good as current rate is RM3.3650. Do check HERE.

RM24 one year for Public Bank debit card? This is good fee. Will go to Public Bank to ask for more info next Friday. Thanks for your info.

Thanks for that yahoo link. I can see the rate exchange.

Yes. For Public bank debit card, its only cost RM24 for 1 year and for AMBank debit card, its take RM36 for 1 year. Your are welcome. I can said, PB debit card is the best right now for our country.

[cheer]

The Yahoo link given above does not picture the real exchange rate in all countries besides US. All countries bank will give a lesser of the exchange rate compare to the current exchange rate shown in Yahoo. The reason is because the country bank (bank negera) itself want to earn from the conversion. The Yahoo one is just a basic guideline to tell you what is the current rate. Always check with the bank officer for the latest conversion. Hopefully this is clear to you.

[titaniumhijau]

How you know that bank negara want to earn from that conversion? Its really true? Ehm, i will check about that when i want to request paypal soon with my debit card.

[cheer]

Originally Posted by titaniumhijau

How you know that bank negara want to earn from that conversion? Its really true? Ehm, i will check about that when i want to request paypal soon with my debit card.

They are doing business, why not? Otherwise, do you think they are doing charity ?You can check the exchange rate in Yahoo and compare to Bank Negara web site. Why make request? Sell or convert into E-Gold. I think better rate unless USD and RM give the better rate on the day you make request.

[buaya]

Originally Posted by titaniumhijau

How you know that bank negara want to earn from that conversion? Its really true? Ehm, i will check about that when i want to request paypal soon with my debit card.

Titan, it is a standard practice for all those who are involved in the money exchange business. Don't believe me or cheer? Go down and take a look at ur local money exchanger and compared it with the offical exchange rates and a few other money exchangers. You will find that they never offer the same rates.

[titaniumhijau]

HOho. I know about that. But its rare to get RM3.5 for 1 dollar. I always change 1 usd with RM3.2-RM3.3. I think its also good number right?

If we want to compare from local money exchanger and official exchange rates. Of course its difference right? No need to find it. I already know about that.

Just i wonder because this is the first time i know than bank negara will do that. Hoho. I never have any idea about that. By the way. Thats an interesting info Buaya, cheer.

[cheer]

Don't check with the local money exchanger as proposed by Buaya. Many of this are not appointed or belong to bank. They will charge you extra RM1 to RM2 for the exchange and thus you cannot see the real picture.

Check with the Bank Negara and other banks like CIMB, Public Bank and etc. Compare their rate and you will know. You can check with your friend who is working in finance too like accountant. They are very familiar into this.

[titaniumhijau]

Originally Posted by cheer

Don't check with the local money exchanger as proposed by Buaya. Many of this are not appointed or belong to bank. They will charge you extra RM1 to RM2 for the exchange and thus you cannot see the real picture.

Check with the Bank Negara and other banks like CIMB, Public Bank and etc. Compare their rate and you will know. You can check with you friend who is working in finance too liek accountant. They are very familiar into this.

I know cheer. Like we said. Some of us sell the paypal money to 3rd party and deal with them. So, some of them pay me with good amount and i'm fine with that. But if you said about the compare the rate with others bank. Its another good idea. But i'm fine with my rate. RM3.3 and RM3.4 is suit with me..