Intel recently joined forces with online bulk discount store, Tumpang.com, to run the Jom Jimat campaign.

Aiming at making the desktop PC more affordable the Jom Jimat @ Tumpang.com campaign can potentially give you up to RM600 in savings when purchasing a computer.

Using the bulk buy system, vendors are able to pass on savings to the consumer if a minimum quantity of pre-configured systems are sold through the website.

For example, the highest end system available via this promotion retails at RM4699. To obtain RM600 of savings, 15 units of this system must be ordered via Tumpang.com. To place your order, simply pay a (Ed: thanks for pointing that out) refundable RM50 "ordering fee" and hang tight. Once the remaining 14 units have been booked/sold, the price for this system is reduced to RM4099.

For more information on this campaign, log on to jomjimat.tumpang.com.

Name: Infinite	Comment: what David and LOLsim talk about is rite...the price is juz +/- same with retail price , them just mark the price higher and then say discount rmxxx = this price rm xxx only totally useless program
Rated Article: Posted: 2009-01-08 02:04:17

Name: Seatux	Comment: As of now also, there seems to be no one taking up the offer. So it's a pie in the face for the parties involved.
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-26 10:34:17

Name: LOLsim	Comment: I can build a computer with the same spec at the same price here in Melaka. I can build it now for 1 customer or 20 customers. There is no RM600 savings here. Google "Stygix" and check the pricelist.
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-25 17:41:32

Name: Tumpang

Comment: hi guys, just to clarify the RM50 issue. Take 15 units of Intel Core I7 system for example. The tumpang price is RM4099. Interested buyers will only need to give their contact number and a upfront payment of RM50. Once the MOQ (15 units) is achieved, we will let each of the buyers know when and where they can collect their system COD style. Buyers will then only need to pay the remaining amount which is RM4099-RM50=RM4049 In event the MOQ isn't achieved, all upfront payment will be RETURNED.

Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-24 10:13:30

Name: anruka	Comment: i'm sure the RM50 would be refundable if it doesn't meet the MOQ.
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-24 02:16:42

Name: David	Comment: I've try calculated one of the budget core duo system that suppose to save RM 250. It's about the same price with the retail store. :P
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-23 17:52:07

Name: SotPlug	Comment: Anyone can confirm that this is not a scam?? Do they publish orders in public? What if the items can never reach MOQ?
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-23 07:17:14

Name: karhoe	Comment: My bad, i got my facts wrong in the previous comment, it has a 25 days period
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-23 02:59:54

Name: karhoe	Comment: I wonder how long it takes for that 15 units req to be reached, ppl could pull out and lose their RM50. It is only fair if that RM50 is refunded after a period of time
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-23 02:58:55

Name: Aoshi	Comment: EGAD! IS THAT ROWAN ATKINSON!? Sort of takes the jimat out of Jom Jimat doesn't it?
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-22 20:29:36

Name: karhoe	Comment: The website states "You will be required to pay a an upfront payment of RM 50 (non-refundable) that will be deducted off the total amount during collection of goods."
Rated Article: Posted: 2008-12-22 18:26:47

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