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Share the gift of light this Deepavali with these holographic money packets

  • BY Alexander Wong
  • 12 October 2017
  • 9:01 pm
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Maxis Deepagrams 2017

From the telco that brought you plantable ang pows, here comes another interesting money packet for the coming festival of lights. This Deepavali, Maxis wants you to share the gift of light on your smartphone with Deepagrams.

These are limited edition money packets which can transform into holographic light. In each packet, you’ll find a transparent plastic which can fold into a prism. Once assembled, you can scan the QR code to play a YouTube video on your phone, then place the prism on top of the screen to watch the magic unfold.

These Deepagrams are available from any Maxis Store with any throughout Malaysia. You can get them for free with any signup or transaction of any value while stocks last.

Tags: DeepavaliDeepavali 2017Deepavali HologramHologramMaxisMaxis DeepagramsMaxis Deepavali 2017Prism
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