(from left) C H Tan of TechLane Resources, Dato Meariah Hamzah of POS Malaysia, VT Nathan of Philatelic Society Malaysia and Harry Cheung of Kaspersky Labs Asia Pacific
Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content management solutions and POS Malaysia have joined forces to promote the 1Malaysia Concept conceived by the Prime Minister by making limited edition collectable 1Malaysia stamps available to Malaysians while educating them on internet security and the investment potential of limited edition stamps.
The launch of the collectable stamps and its availability with the purchase of Kaspersky Lab products was announced in conjunction with the first day of the PIKOM PC Fair III 2009 that kicked off at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, here, today.
The stamps in three designs: One Malaysia, Unity and People First, commemorate the 1Malaysia Concept.
The Kaspersky 1Malaysia collectable stamps will be available solely to Kaspersky Lab customers. The set comes in a custom-designed stamp holder that features Kaspersky Lab’s ambassador, superstar Jackie Chan on the cover, with information on the 1Malaysia Concept inside. The collectables consist of all five 1Malaysia stamp designs in a booklet, is expected to appreciate over time due to its rarity.
Need to find my stamp albums again. Great move by Kaspersky Lab to offer limited edition stamps with their products. Much better than the balloons, fans, stress relievers and various weird looking soft toys that are the standard premiums at PC Fair.
@retna Good move from the brand.
It has an appreciation value of which one really can’t determine how much it would be.