Touch 'n Go Is Giving One Year Free Toll To New RFID Users Through A Contest
The contest is ongoing from 10 September to 18 November.
Good news! Touch 'n Go (TNG) is hosting a contest where you can win one year free toll and RM250 worth of eWallet credit.
Image via Aizuddin Saad/New Straits Times
The contest will be held from 10 September to 18 November, and a total of eight winners will be chosen every two weeks. To join, you will have to buy a new RFID tag from any platform, activate the tag, and use it at least five times throughout the campaign.
The campaign period will be in five phases:
- 10 September - 23 September 2022
- 24 September - 7 October 2022
- 8 October - 21 October 2022
- 22 October - 4 November 2022
- 5 November - 18 November 2022
The contest will only be valid for Malaysians who are new users of the RFID tag
Winners will be eligible to receive a brand new Touch 'n Go RFID tag, along with RM250 credit in the Touch 'n Go eWallet connected to the mentioned RFID tag. Participation is limited to one reward per Touch 'n Go eWallet account.
It's worth noting that the reward is considered as a reimbursement, so winners are expected to have a sufficient balance in their TNG eWallet account.
The reward is non-transferrable and the users who use one RFID tag for multiple vehicles will be suspended.
If you're one of the lucky winners, you will be contacted via email and will be asked a simple qualifying question for verification to be answered within one working day
The winners are required to bring the winning and activated Touch 'n Go RFID tag to Touch 'n Go's headquarters, along with their National Registration Identification Card (NRIC) on a given date from TNG.
If the winners are unable to visit the headquarters, they can email TNG within three working days after winning to be provided the nearest fitment centre.
Here's more information on the free one-year toll campaign:
Image via Touch 'n Go
Meanwhile, if you're interested in buying the new NFC card, here's where you can get them:
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