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U Mobile offers Samsung Galaxy Tab & Samsung Galaxy Mini

U Mobile has started offering Samsung Galaxy Tab & Samsung Galaxy Mini contract offers from as low as RM399 and RM0 respectively on their new U postpaid plans with bundled data.

The deal is applicable on 4 U Mobile postpaid plans with monthly commitments from RM68 to RM168 a month. Contract duration is 18 months for the lower 3 plans – U Lite, U Value & U Plus and 24 months for the highest U Premium plan. It is mentioned that only credit card auto-debit is accepted as mode of payment. If you do plan to sign up, there’s an upfront payment of 6 months subscription for U Lite & U Value and 4 months for U Plus and U Premium. This is the lowest Samsung Galaxy Tab bundle at RM399 right now as the previous lowest offer was RM668 with Celcom Exec 250.

To make the deal sweeter, they are giving out RM20 Starbucks vouchers for the first 100 that picked up the Samsung Galaxy Mini and a Vertex Bluetooth headset for the first 50 that subscribes for the Samsung Galaxy Tab. They are also giving a chance to win a 43″ HD Grade Plasma for the first 100 subscribers for these packages.

For more information, head over to U Mobile’s Samsung bundled offerings here.

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