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Maxis offers RM200 rebate if you pick up the Galaxy S7 edge via Zerolution

In conjunction with the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge going on sale today, Maxis has revealed a promo for those intending to pick up the new flagship device via Maxis’ Zerolution plan.

The telco is knocking RM200 off the top of the smartphone’s RM3,099 price tag if you are among the first 1,000 customers to sign up for this offer at any Maxis Centre or Maxis Exclusive Partner. But there’s a catch.

This promotion is only applicable to those subscribing to the MaxisONE Plan 158 and above. You can still purchase the device on the MaxisONE Plan 98 and 128 but you won’t be eligible for this offer.

What’s more, you will only be informed if you’re one of the 1,000 eligible customers for the rebate after 14 working days (that’s nearly three weeks) from the date of purchase. That means, if you’re not one of the first thousand, you will simply have to pay the full price like everyone else.

Finally, the rebate isn’t knocked off immediately, its rebated into your bill over four months (RM50x4) and will begin during the second month after you receive the confirmation that you’re eligible.

If you are interested in picking up the phone with Maxis, it can be yours for RM114/month (excluding GST) over a two-year period. If you want to upgrade to a new device, you will need to top up an upgrade fee of RM30/month. Since you need to keep the device in good order when you return it, Maxis are also offering an RM23/month device protection program which you can opt into — bringing it to a total of RM167/month excluding your postpaid plan.

For more information, head on over to the Maxis product page.

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