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Ayam Brand's RM150,000 Beli & Menang Runs to 31 October: Spend Past RM100 on One Receipt and It Counts for Nothing
Ayam Brand is running a nationwide Beli & Menang contest from 1 September to 31 October 2026 with RM150,000 of prizes, headed by a Proton e.MAS 5 Premium Spec worth RM78,450. Buy RM20 of participating Ayam Brand products in one receipt, photograph it and upload it on the contest page. We read all sixteen clauses of the official terms this run, in both languages, and the rule that decides everything is buried in clause 6: every RM20 on a receipt earns one serial number, and each receipt is capped at five. RM100 is therefore the ceiling. The organiser's own example shows a RM187.50 receipt earning the same five chances as a RM100 one, so RM87.50 of that shop bought nothing. Three more things the poster does not tell you: the weekly prize count on the artwork does not match the weekly schedule printed beside it, the Malay and English terms disagree in three places, and only ten named product ranges qualify.
Setel Groceries Galore: RM6.90 Cashback on RM100 at Mydin, AEON BiG & Lotus's (Till 30 Sep 2026)
Setel — PETRONAS's fuel-and-pay app — has pushed its QR payment outside the petrol station for Merdeka. Spend RM100 or more in a single transaction at Mydin, AEON BiG or Lotus's and pay with the Setel QR, and RM6.90 lands back in your Setel Wallet automatically. The number is a nod to Malaysia's 69th year of independence, and the campaign runs from 15 August to 30 September 2026. Three details decide whether you actually get it: DuitNow QR does not count even when you scan it inside the Setel app, Lotus's only qualifies at self-checkout counters, and the whole campaign is capped at 5,910 redemptions nationwide on a first-come, first-served basis — one per user ID, for the entire six weeks.