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Home / Food News / 20,000 Free Ice Creams through Ais Kirim Postal Service

20,000 Free Ice Creams through Ais Kirim Postal Service

December 3, 2024 by StrawberrY Gal

 Inside Scoop, Malaysia’s beloved homegrown ice cream brand, is turning 11 and spreading happiness with their Ais Kirim Postal Service, the first of its kind in Malaysia.

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From 1 to 31 December 2024, through this unique postal service, anyone can send a scoop of happiness to their loved ones in the form of a gift card, completely for free.

“For 11 years, Inside Scoop has been about sharing moments of happiness with our community,” says Edmund Tan, co-founder of Inside Scoop. “This campaign is our way of giving back and encouraging everyone to spread some joy. After all, what’s better than surprising someone with a scoop of ice cream?”

How it Works:

1. Scan to Start: Customers scan a QR code that can be found in-store, online and selected billboards.

2. Pick Your Gift: Select the free single scoop gift card or add extra gift cards for an even sweeter surprise.

3. Mail the Happiness: Enter the recipient’s details, personalise a message, and Inside Scoop delivers the gift card right to their doorstep, powered by delivery partner DHL.

Key Campaign Details:

● Dates: 1 – 31 December 2024

● Delivery: All of West Malaysia

● Total Limit: 20,000 free single scoop gift cards

● Daily Limit: 645 free single scoop gift cards, on a first come first serve basis

● Delivery Limit: To ensure more people are able to spread and receive happiness, each sender is only entitled to send one gift card while the recipient is subject to receive a limit of two gift cards.

Inside Scoop’s Ais Kirim Postal Service is a delightful way to connect with friends and family this holiday season & Inside Scoop invites every Malaysian to share the sweetest gift of all—ice creams, delivered.

For more information, please visit: https://insidescoop.com.my/pages/ais-kirim-postal-service-2024

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