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Deal: Get 31% rebate when you top up your mobile prepaid with GrabPay

With Merdeka around the corner, Grab is offering 31% rebate when you top up your prepaid line using GrabPay. This is available starting 26th August until 7th September 2019.

Apart from getting rebates, you can also earn up to 9 GrabRewards points for every RM spent. Do note that the 31% rebate promo has a maximum cap of RM8. Below are some rebate examples:

  • RM5 Prepaid Top-Up = RM1.55 Rebate
  • RM10 Prepaid Top-Up = RM3.10 Rebate
  • RM15 Prepaid Top-Up = RM4.65 Rebate
  • RM20 Prepaid Top-Up = RM6.20 Rebate
  • RM30 Prepaid Top-Up = RM8 Rebate

According to Grab’s T&C, the rebate is limited to the first redemption per user within the promo period and it is limited to the first 10,000 redemptions. It is also mentioned that the rebate amount will be credited into your GrabRewards wallet within the expiry of 14 days.

For more info, you can check out the #GrabPayDay page.

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