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Hotlink offers OKU customers 5GB data and unlimited calls for RM30/month

Maxis wants to be more inclusive to all Malaysians and they now offer a special lifetime rebate for Persons with Disabilities (OKU). OKU customers can get RM10/month off when they sign up for a Hotlink Postpaid Flex plan that offers unlimited calls and SMS.

With this offering, OKU customers can enjoy 5GB of data with unlimited calls and SMS for only RM30/month. Customers can sign up at any Maxis Centre or Maxis Exclusive Partner and present their original IC and OKU card. Existing OKU customers that are already on the Hotlink Postpaid Flex plan are also eligible for the rebate and may proceed to apply at any Maxis Centre and Exclusive Partner stores.

To make it easier for OKU customers to sign up, Maxis says that they are always ready to prioritise and assist customers with special needs.

The Hotlink Postpaid plan also offers additional unlimited add-ons which include unlimited social and unlimited music at RM10/month each. There’s also an unlimited chat add-on for RM5/month. You can learn more from their FAQ here.

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