Am I the only one who have all 3 toll payment method? And uses whichever that has least q?

Smart tag / TnG lane
Rfid lane
Credit / debit card lane

can it seem like a backtracked statement?

as I know it, you can not register a new RFID tag to a car unless you terminate the existing one

why suddenly saying when buy new now, the old one will auto deregister

you buy new one and try to link to a car with existing rfid, it will not go through right?

Please note that you are eligible for the cash rebate should you satisfy all the following criteria:

a. Receive a push notification and an email invite to purchase the replacement RFID Tag.
b. Previously participated in the RFID public pilot that ran the between August 2018 and February 15, 2020 and received and fitted an RFID pilot tag to their vehicle.
c. Have an existing ACTIVE RFID pilot tag.

me 2 method, one is rfid everywhere
the other is penang bridge discount
(not yet do on my rfid)

Dang, I'm one of the earliest pilot user, but didn't receive any email / notification.

My tag still in working condition. Actively using it.

same here... no notification and current rfid still working well.

then you're not the first one hundred thousand (100,000) Pilot Users who receives a push notification

Same here, pilot RFID user since 2018 never receive invitation.

I notice our old tag detection at the toll gantry seem slower compare to other cars with newer tags.

No way... I'm among the first hundred to get it fix on my car's headlamp. That time, the only 'approve' fixture is on the headlamp.

Ageing tag. It's on hot headlamp.

as long as the RFID TAG works, why bother to change..
Typically new batches maybe of poor quality hhahahaha

probably the promo was sent based on last in first out

maybe wait for the notification?

probably tngd staggered the notification

Owh my...


Maybe... I'll just wait. Not in need of new tag.

haha in a way I do agree with you, "if it's not broke, why fix it". They should reward pilot tester a new replacement tag, not only cashback!

A company that always look at profit

i think the excuse "wear n tear" for pilot tags maybe 10% true (low quality film/antenna initially used for testing)

newer tags could be....

1) improved material to last longer with malaysia climate?
2) improved antenna to capture rfid signal from transceiver?
3) improved security ? pilot tags are being fraud/cloned easily?
4) changed vendor?

since they are targeting specifically to Pilot Tags, there must be some underlying reasons for them to expedite replacement.... heck, they should give free to ALL instead of cherry-picking 100k users only (unless pilot users are <100k anyway)

I'm wondering will I get refunded for my terminated RFID tag ? as I have sold off the car. Thanks.

Most likely. From a corporate perspective, if the card is okay, why even go through the hassle of replacement.