[Nuffnang Malaysia] The Result!

Received an email from Nuffnang a few days ago, showing the result of the DiGi MMS Speak Up Contest... Sigh... no free iPod for me... :p

You may view my post for this contest here.


Dear Nuffnanger,

Congratulations as you've won the Early Bird Prize for DiGi MMS Speak Up Contest!

A pair of GSC movie vouchers are now ready for collection in Nuffnang KL office located at;

Nuffnang Sdn Bhd (762669-K)
12B-5 & 12B-6, Heritage House,
33 Jalan Yap Ah Shak,
50300 Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia.
Office No : +6 03 2694 8828

Kindly collect your prize from our office during working days from 9am till 6pm. If you wish to come collect your prize during lunch time, kindly call in advance to let us know. Kindly provide us your IC to verify your identity during prize collection. If you are sending a representative to collect on your behalf, be sure to provide a photocopy of your IC to your representative so we can authenticate his identity. Please collect your movie vouchers as soon as possible as they're set to expire on the 27th of October 2009.

On behalf of Nuffnang and DiGi, we wish to thank you for participating in the DiGi MMS Speak Up Contest.

For the full list of winners, you can find them here.

Cheers
Blogger Relations Department
Nuffnang Sdn Bhd

[Nuffnang Malaysia] Speak Up: Public transport

When I receive an email from Nuffnang Malaysia about a contest on "Speak Up Malaysia", the first thing that came to my mind was Malaysia's public transportation! Recently when I started taking the public transport again (every now and then), my experience with this facility has proven to be from bad to worst. The "sardines" encounter is something that has been said time and again but has never really been solved. I do wonder whether I can live to see that Malaysia's public transportation will actually rise to another level - for the sake of all citizens.

If I had the money, I would get my personal car. However, looking at the number of cars on the road, I do think twice about getting another one too. I believe many people are facing this same issue as I have every single day. I hope that Malaysia will improve in their public transportation services. The question is will our voices be heard? Will my voice be heard?

I hope this MMS is clear enough to voice my opinion!

Cheeck out my previous post about my experience with the public transport here:
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