AmBank NexG PrePaid MasterCard
AmBank launched NexG PrePaid MasterCard at July 1st, 2006. You can get the starter pack from 7-Eleven for RM25.
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Platinum MasterCard Credit Card in Malaysia
I talked about Platinum credit card as my current year earning target. Recently, MasterCard seems like promoting its platinum credit card in Malaysia. Here are a few of Platinum MasterCard credit cards available in Malaysia (not in any order).
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ValleySchwag Care Package in Malaysia
Finally, I received my first ValleySchwag care package. It was May 2006 package, due to International delivery gap, I received it in June.
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Kuala Lumpur International Motorshow 2006 (KLIMS 2006)
I went to Kuala Lumpur International Motorshow 2006(KLIMS ’06) yesterday with my younger brother. It was our first time visit KLIMS and it was a very good experience. I don’t have a camera, so no photo is taken.
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Take care, Brother!
Hi guys, I am back! In the past few days, my mom and I were accompany my youngest brother for his first college enrollment(Tunku Abdul Rahman College).
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Labor Day Holiday
Dang! Dang! Dang! It’s Labor Day! How do you celebrate the holiday?
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The Malaysia Most Blogging Networks Joined Couple
While we are ranting about daily life on our weblogs, some bloggers are joining blogging networks and making money from blogging.
Here, I introduce you the Malaysian couple who joined the most blogging networks, Colbert Low and his wife, Michelle Chan. -
Microsoft: This copy of Windows is not genuine
While you don’t get fancy graphics for pirated Windows Vista, Microsoft decided to add something extra for pirated Windows XP users. Users from United States, Britain, New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia will get the priority first by April 26, 2006.
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Transfer funds from Maybank2U to Public Bank Debit Card (Ask LcF)
As requested by many readers, here, I will show you how to transfer funds (top up) to a Public Bank Visa Electron Debit Card(PB debit card) from a Maybank2u e-banking account.
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Fastest Way to Solve TMnet Streamyx Problems
Many Malaysian are getting fed up by TMnet Streamyx services. Calling to TMnet hotline (1300-88-9515) seldom helps. Most probably you will end up wasting half an hour for nothing. The most effective way is still the old way — walk-in.
