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insert $3 into machine get $50, hundreds queue up until mata show up say BERHENTI woah!!!!!

eatshitndie

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The trick is, the advertisement was " Insert $3 ( your real money, whether it is One 2$ note & $1 coin, or no change, two $2 notes), you get a box of _____ you were expecting? $50 worth of vouchers to buy something. Just like the SG50 kopi tiam card trick, they give the oldies the top up card , you get $3 off any meals; so oldie go Changi Airport basement food court ( back then) to claim the $3 off a meal..the best part, Card has no value...have to top up $10 to get $3 off...ha ha ha ha. These people learn from the best...ha ha ha ha
yup, they may end up spending $696 just to reap "reward" of $50 rebate and discount, and after spending $69 will give up getting a miserable $6.9 discount.
 

Scrooball (clone)

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Cheap viral marketing trick.

They know it will create a big ruckus right in the middle of CBD. These bastards should be fined for disrupting the peace there. Could have led to a riot!
 

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A “cash vending machine” marketing stunt that caused a mob at Raffles Place on Wednesday (28 February) has been revealed to be telco Circles.Life’s promotional tactic for its new pay-per-day unlimited mobile data plan.

A spokesperson from the company told Yahoo News Singapore that a second scheduled event for 28 February was cancelled due to concerns over managing the “extreme interest” from the public, and advice given by police.

The virtual telco’s spokesperson also played down the suggestion that the event was cut because the company did not have a permit for it.

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Circles.Life organised cash vending machine publicity stunt
 
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