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Celcom is “uber-ising” its dealerships with Ninja Ranger

Celcom has revealed Ninja Ranger, a new initiative to increase the number of signup channels for its postpaid and prepaid services. The program enables anyone to sell Celcom services through an app and they can earn additional income during their spare time.

At the moment, the program is introduced as a pilot project and they are targeting to acquire around 500 people in the first phase. Details of the crowdsourced dealership program is very limited at the moment and it is open to Malaysian citizens only.

We are told that Ninja Ranger will require a minimum investment of RM250 and according to its leaflet, participants can earn a minimum of RM1,500 per month. Celcom is currently accepting registrations of interest, and if you’re keen, you can contact them on their website.

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