Which Grab voucher is most worth your money? This dude figured it out
Hello broke Malaysians!
We know, sometimes you really need to book a Grab ride. Or just take GrabFood when you need nourishment whilelazy sick at home alone.
Unfortunately, there’s no denying that frequent usage of the app can be quite painful to the wallet. But there’s some good news…
Twitter user Calvin Cheng (@calvinchengkw) just figured out the most cost effective GrabFood and Grab ride vouchers!
🚨IMPORTANT Public Service Announcement/Thread🚨
How much are you REALLY paying for your GrabFood or Grab Ride “RMXX off” discount vouchers???
(Platinum only)
— Calvin Cheng (@calvinchengkw) August 28, 2019
Do take note that these calculations compare how many Grab
points are needed per RM 1 discount AND for Platinum users.
Formula: Grab Points needed ÷ RM value of discount = Points spent/RM1 discount.
GrabFood
By comparing all the GrabFood vouchers currently available on
the app, Calvin came up with this graph.
MOST COST-EFFECTIVE: RM15
GrabFood voucher.
LEAST COST-EFFECTIVE: RM20 GrabFood voucher.
The RM15 voucher requires only 112.7 points/RM1 while the RM20 voucher takes 118.5 points/RM1.
Interestingly, the RM8 and RM10 vouchers both only use 115 points/RM1. So, better take the RM10 voucher lah.
Grab Ride
Then, Calvin turned to Grab Ride vouchers and compiled them
into a graph.
MOST COST-EFFECTIVE: RM25
Grab Ride voucher.
LEAST COST-EFFECTIVE: RM20 Grab Ride voucher.
The RM25 voucher requires only 112.4 points/RM1 while the RM20 voucher takes 118.5 points/RM1.
If RM25 is too much for you, the RM15 voucher is also not
too bad. It requires only 112.7 points/RM1.
IN CONCLUSION
Conclusions:
👍 Only redeem RM15 off Grab Food vouchers
👍 Only redeem RM25 off Grab Rides vouchers
👍 Use profit generated from this helpful analysis to invest in the stock market@GrabMY
— Calvin Cheng (@calvinchengkw) August 28, 2019
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