Do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.

Finally, it is time to say goodbye to Groupsmore. It will cease operation in few days time and all data will be migrated to its Groupon branded site with more functionality.

I am particularly in favour with their paperless voucher strategy via QR code.

“All vouchers will come with unique QR codes. Some time in the near future, All Groupon merchants will be equipped with the right tools (to read the QR codes)“

Looking forward for Groupsmore 2.0.

Hey there.

We started GroupsMore in September 2010 to offer great deals.

When we were invited to hop onboard the Groupon wagon in January, we celebrated our first milestone. Throughout the journey we had many little but significant celebrations scattered along the way.

Within the next couple of days, we are about to cross yet another milestone. After running on two platforms since June 2011, we will be taking the final step to migrate our website, GroupsMore to the international Groupon platform, hosted on www.groupon.my.

This means that after the migration completes, www.groupsmore.com will be redirected towww.groupon.my.

What this means to you:
After migration, your vouchers, valid tokens, and deals will all be available on the international Groupon platform, www.groupon.my. If you own an account on GroupsMore, you will be able to login with your same username and password on Groupon.my.

If you face any problems, email us at support@groupon.my.

What you can look forward to:

1. Vouchers will be emailed directly to your inbox.
We understood the hassle for many when it comes to retrieving Groupons, so vouchers will be sent as PDF attachments after your purchase.

2. Access Groupon through your iPhone
We have launched the Groupon application for iOS. You can now download this app for free on your iPhones from iTunes or the Apple App Store for faster access to today’s deals, and your Groupons.

3. New international payment system with enhanced security. Groupon recognizes that the most important part of our website is the buying process. This is why Groupon will now use an international payment gateway, Adyen. This payment gateway is also used by other reputable companies such as Vodafone and KLM Airways.

4. Pay with PayPal.
Due to popular demand, we have also integrated PayPal as a payment method in Groupon, so you could now purchase your favorite deals with your PayPal account. PayPal is fast, efficient, secure – and accepted by millions of stores globally.

5. Groupon tokens will  be replaced with Groupon credits, which is not limited to 1 token per voucher. You can now combine all your credits and make your purchases – just like cash, giving you bigger savings and discounts.

6. Improved look on vouchers.
All vouchers will come with unique QR codes. Some time in the near future, all Groupon merchants will be equipped with the right tools to ease the redemption process, saving you time in the queue. It is important that all vouchers are printed out and presented upon redemption.

7. Deals segmented, closer to you.
We recognize that location of the deal is most relevant to you. We have segmented deals according to cities, for instance deals in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Penang, and National Deals (available nationwide). You can check out all deals available in other cities by clicking on the city name at the top of the page.

You can read more about the changes in our blog.

If you need help with something, or have any questions/suggestions, write to us at support@groupon.my or call us at 03-79490888. Our support team is now operating 365 days/year and has also extended the operating hours from Monday – Friday (8am – 12am) and Saturdays & Sundays (10am – 7pm).

Thanks again!

The Groupon Team

When KL roads are newly tarred, you know – GE Claus is coming to town :)

If you need to straighten your hair, A&W can do it for you – FREE :)

Welcome to Taiwan :)

Arrival at Terminal 2, Taoyuan International Airport, Taipei

Courtesy of AirAsia X. Everyone can fly, if everyone buy tickets one year in advance :)

As everyone knows, Taiwan is famous of food!

Crispy chicken is certainly on the TOP 10 wanted list :)

Though, not forgetting the lunch box fresh from oven in flight.

Kong Poh Chicken rice, frankly, generous but not my cup of tea.

I wonder why, I can’t join Bersih.

My Yellow man did not make it to Taiwan, that explains why you can’t reach my mobile for a week.

Nevertheless, Taipei was very, very supportive.

Hidup Bersih! :)

This is my response to satD on “Flirting with Disaster: An Analysis on the Demand for Religious Freedom in Malaysia”

Dear satD,

Great effort in setting up your argument on this topic.

Do allow me to point out something, and hope this does not offend you.

Your premise on why Bishop Ng should not say so is shown based on Egypt, and you have refuted the claim by explaining at length on Religious Restrictions and Social Hostilities.

As what I understand of Bishop Ng’s statement, I doubt he at any point imply constitutional and fundamental human rights is equated with “high government restrictions and low social hostilities”. In fact, it should incline towards “low government restrictions and low social hostilities”.

Hence, your conclusion is misguided by your false premises.

At this point of time, my personal opinion, I still yet see how our constitutional and fundamental human rights as per defined in our country’s constitution and also the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (which Malaysia signed and embraced) justify “high government restrictions and low social hostilities”. In fact, IMHO, i see it as “low government restrictions and low social hostilities”.

What you think? Leave your comment ya :)

With the recent fatwa on Poco-poco dance, Muslims in Perak are forbidden to dance as it contains spirit-worshipping and Christian elements.

Though I have no access to the details of the Fatwa, a quick google does shed some light on the controversy.

Assalammualaikum.

Alhamdulillah kerana kita semua masih bernafas lagi dgn keizinanNya. Saya ingin berkongsi dgn rakan2 semua tantang tarian pocoh2 yang sedang hangat ditarikan oleh semua lapisan masyarakat,umumnya masyarakat kita yg beragama islam terutama suri2 rumah dan badan2 kerajaan ketika manghadiri kursus.

Sebenarnya tarian pocoh2 ini berasal dari Filipina bukannya dari Indon.Ia ditarikan oleh masyarakat yg berugama kristian ketika mereka menghadiri upacara sembahyang mingguan mereka.Lihatlah sahaja bagaimana pergerakannya, yg membentuk salib.

Mungkin kita x perasan kerana kita suka mengikut2 sesuatu yg baru tanpa usul periksa. Inilah cara musuh2 islam mengenakan kita sedangkan kita tahu apabila kita melakukan sesuatu yg menyerupai sesuatu agama maka kita dikira merestui agama itu seperti amalan yoga yg telah difatwakan haram kerana menyerupai agama hindu.cuma tarian pocoh2 ini belum difatwakan haram lagi. Marilah kita sama2 fikirkan. -wanmus, Brunei Lifestyle

Perhaps, there goes our Ultraman no more.