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Maxis adds 2 new services to their video-on-demand library

Maxis has just added two new services to their list of available video-on-demand library, bringing the total offerings to four. Earlier this month they had announced that they had iflix and Viu on board, now they have ErosNow and Hopster in their library.

Very similar to their previous offerings (and subsequently like what Celcom and Digi are offering), you get a 2 month free trial for Hopster (worth RM20) and a 1 month free trial for ErosNow (worth RM 10), after which you can continue your subscription to the service for RM10. Its the same for Viu and iFlix.

If you’re a fan of Bollywood and Indian entertainment in general, ErosNow will be chock full of your fave stars, while Hopster is more for the kids; with shows like Thomas & Friends, Bob the Builder and Teletubbies for their entertainment.

Offer starts 1st April, and if you decide to continue (you will be notified via sms) the full subscription amounts will be billed to you after the trial period is up. Just remember, there’s no free streaming so you’ll probably want to get hooked onto WiFi to enjoy your trial.

You can check out all their available services and promos on their main page here.

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