Here's another lineup of TNG NFC cards set to be popular with scalpers—Touch 'n Go has teamed up with BAM to release badminton-themed cards during the Malaysia Open this weekend.
The nation’s more recognisable icons, Lee Zii Jia and Goh Liu Ying, are conspicuously missing from the lineup as they are not represented by BAM. The cards will go on sale at the Touch ‘n Go booths this weekend, January 14 and 15.
Touch ‘n Go is also currently selling a “special bundle deal” at the event, containing the regular blue-pink NFC card and an. The company did not reveal the price of the bundle on its social media, but a comment made a few hours ago stated that it is priced at RM40 and there was still some stock remaining at the time.
We’re here at BAM Juara Fest 2023! Make your way to Axiata Arena, Bukit Jalil, Car-Park D from now until 15 Jan 2023, 10am-10pm. Seize this opportunity to get yourself a Touch ‘n Go special bundle deal at our booth which you won’t want to miss. Get it now while stock last!
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