THIS IS NOT A REVIEW!
We went to Nuffnang office in KL to pick up our Tune Talk SIM card. Arrived at Jalan Yap Ah Shak and parked at the open space parking. Looked around and could not see anything that looked like Nuffnang. I asked the parking attendance and he pointed to a small shop house. He said many people who parked there would go to that place. Pandailah ko!
We stood in front of that place and still could not see anything familiar. Made a call and then we were told that it was in the tall building just next to the parking space. Now we know that building is called the Heritage House. Seriously, I was looking for something resembling a house…
Those are what we took back. A Tune Talk SIM Card and RM 100 worth of credit. Wait for the review on Tune Talk later. Thanks Nuffnang and stay tuned!
P/s:
The SIM card was not registered and I was not told about this by the Nuffnang staff. I had to check with the Tune Talk customer care and had to email them my copy of NRIC and few other details. So, do not top up your credit before you register, Hopefully next time Nuffnang staff would inform us when it comes to something such as this.
Checked my mail this morning and this is what I got…
Congratulations, you’ve been selected as one of the 50 Nuffnangers to experience Tune Talk Mobile Prepaid, and get rewarded for sharing your experience with your blog readers!
As mentioned in the Nuffnang blog, you’ll be receiving a Tune Talk Mobile Prepaid SIM card + RM 100 credit preloaded. You’ll then be required to compose one blog post highlighting the features and reviewing your experience with Tune Talk Mobile Prepaid, and you’ll be rewarded for your write up.
Oh wow! My comments was among the 50 comments selected. Oh wow!
This is for the Nuffnang Tune Talk campaign that was held recently. We were asked to leave a creative comment on “why you want to experience Tune Talk Mobile Prepaid” and 50 of the most creative would be selected to try out the product.
Here’s my comment:
papabear Says:
January 23rd, 2011 at 12:06 am
Well, WTF About Tune Talk Prepaid? WTF? Really?
Talk about the telecommunication market in Malaysia and we have to settle for nothing but the Blue, Green and Yellow. Everyone knows that and remember those colors by hard as if they are all primary colors or something.
Then you, Tune Talk, come to the scene. Walking brazenly trotting your read colored package. WTF about your redness? A brave new contender, is it?
Talk is cheap. That’s what the others said and that’s what you need to prove. Dare you make promises and deliver them? Look at what you have said.
- An opportunity to win one of ten Free AirAsia E-Gift vouchers everyday
- Free RM100,000 Personal Accidental Insurance Coverage underwritten by Etiqa
- Option to change your number anytime
- Super low flat rates nationwide to any number, anytime
- And lots more! WTF! More!!!
If you do those, they are all going to envy you. It used to be where people said Green with envy. Because of you, now we would be seeing Blue with envy and Yellow with envy as well… What a scene it would be!
Now I dare you. Let me be the judge whether you, Tune Talk, can walk the talk or not.
I am waiting…
So, tomorrow morning, I am going over to Nuffnang office to pick up my Tune Talk SIM card.
It just did not make any sense…
Packed up my things to go home at 6+ pm yesterday. Then, I realized that my car key was missing. The whole bunch of keys were missing! Searched high and low, in my room, in the toilet, in the surau and practically the whole floor, and still could not find them.
It just did not make any sense…
Sat down and calmly recalled what I did, starting from the arrival at the office…
Arrived from Putrajaya. Joined the meeting at the Sales department. Pick up the Projector from Din. Took the projector to my room. Locked the projector inside the wooden cabinet. Put the keys on the table. Went for lunch downstairs. Back to the room. Took the notebook out. Joined the meeting at the Sales department again. Picked up my umbrella from Azie. Went up to my room. Went out to talk to Man. Went back into my room. Called Azmi. Sayau came and talked about DLP. Azmi came. Sayau left. Went out looking for Azmi. Sat at a desk out there. Found Azmi. Brought Azmi to my room. Azmi left. Packed up. Keys were gone!
It just did not make any sense…
Went down to Sayau’s room. Asked whether he had accidentally taken my keys. He rummaged some keys on his table and said they were all his. Went back up and called Azmi and he said he did not bring anything in and out. So, the only two people that came over were cleared. Went over to the lunch place and the only thing that someone left behind was a mobile phone…
It just did not make any sense…
Eyan joined the search party. She went through everything in my room and still could not find any key. Mama Pasha called and ready to come over with a spare key. It was peak hour, raining and depended on GPS. It was really a bad idea. We gave up. Search party dissolved at 7+ pm.
It was not the first time I lost my keys. But the difference was, this one just did not make any sense…
On the way down, I stopped at Sayau’s for a last look. My instinct told me to do so. Went over to his table and looked at his keys again. Then I saw that he had two set of keys and both had a car key attached. It just did not make any sense to have two sets of keys at that time. I took one set and guess what?
It was mine! He rummaged his and mine! Mystery solved! Mama Pasha did not have to come. I was relieved.
Senseless things happen…
P/s:
A big thanks to Eyan for volunteering for the search!
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