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Commit to Maxis SurfMore contract and get up to 3 months Free subscription

Maxis SurfMore plans are perfect for those needing mobile internet above anything else. If you’re planning on using SurfMore in the long run, Maxis is rewarding subscribers by offering up to 3 months subscription if you sign on contract. This is applicable for SurfMore 50 (RM50/month) and SurfMore 75 (RM75/month) which offers monthly 2GB and 5GB data quota respectively.

For 12 months contract, they will give 1 month free subscription while those that are willing to tie in for 24 months will get 3 months free subscription. That’s a RM225 value if you agree to be tied for 24 months on SurfMore 75. This offer is valid from now until 30th June 2014.

However take note that there will be a penalty charge if you intend to terminate, downgrade, change ownership or postpaid plans. The penalty charge is basically the same value as your free subscription. So if you get RM225 off from the contract offer, you’ll be penalised the same amount.

For more information, head over to Maxis SurfMore page. As always, don’t forget to check the FAQ and T&C.

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