Sim Lim Square

[Ktglfc]

Frankly if I have been chasing a customer for long overdue payment and he turned up in bags of 10 cents coin, I will also take it. Only a fool will not take it. I don't care how much is legal tender, etc.

 

It's still money.

 

Can still deposit in banks :)

Though just make sure that the carrier bag is sound, and you can carry all the way to the banks :))

[Fcw75]

 

 

there is charges on coin deposit, for $1000 of 5 cents and 10 cents, the charges can be alot

 

 

 

 

 

 

i think number 1, 2, 3 & 5 are the same company

For my case, better to take it even if it mean lesser. Better than getting nothing from the bloody customer.

[Xers007]

Cannot

My friend wanted to chut this pattern but got a friend in mas told me simi currency act say simi coin cannot be used 20 times of its value

I think someone tried this stunt on SBS bus but kena pwned by ah gong

That time In uk, also got one guy chut this patten to pay fine but kena fined a lot more

 

but not for the case in USA... there are many videos of ppl paying fines with pennies...

 

[Latio2005A]

 

[shocked] Must be damn heavy

 

Yes, 18kg in weight

[Vid]

 

Yes, 18kg in weight

 

So heavy! How you know?

 

[Kusje]

 

Copy from somewhere....

 

Notes are legal tender up to their face value for paying any amount. Coins are messier. Maximum limits for legal tender are: $2 respectively for 20-cent, 10-cent, 5-cent and 1-cent coins; and $10 for 50-cent coins. There is no limit for $1 coins.

 

Next year then know. Skali Apple change name again [laugh]

In Legalese....

 

3) Coins issued by the Authority, if the coins have not been illegally dealt with, shall be legal tender up to their face value in Singapore as follows:

(a)

in the case of coins of a denomination exceeding 50 cents — for the payment of any amount;

(b)

in the case of coins of a denomination of 50 cents — for the payment of an amount not exceeding $10; and

(c)

in the case of coins of a denomination lower than 50 cents — for the payment of an amount not exceeding $2.

[Latio2005A]

 

So heavy! How you know?

 

 

I got read newspaper one you know

 

It was reported in today's Newpaper.

[Vid]

Ah Beng boss come out and talk

 

http://therealsingapore.com/content/mobile-air-dont-take-coins-we-give-you-if-you-dont-it

 

 

If we refund you in coins and you don’t like it, then don’t take it.

 

This was what Mobile Air owner Jover Chew said.

 

A customer, Ms Zhou, who said that Mr Chew had scammed her demanded $1,010 in refund from him, but he gave her a bag of coins.

In the midst of the dispute, the bag dropped to the ground and while Ms Zhou had to pick up the coins, the staff at Mobile Air verbally bullied her.

 

The Police was called in but no action was taken.

 

Ms Zhou had gone to Mobile Air to buy an iPhone 6 Plus last month. She was charged $1,600 but the shop later wanted another $2,400 which it claimed was for two years of insurance. Ms Zhou eventually paid $3,000 for it.

She made a complaint to Consumers Association of Singapore the next day and the Small Claims Tribunal ruled that Mobile Air had to refund $1,010 to Ms Zhou, including an additional administrative fees of $10 collected by the Court.

When she went to collect her refund on October 28, she was given a bag of coins.

Ms Zhou, who was holidaying in Singapore has an aunt who is staying here, who also bought an iPhone for $3,000.

Mr Chew insisted that his shop staff took the actions they did because the pair were difficult customers.

 

When asked why his shop spiked up their prices so much, Mr Chew said that people who buy chicken rice from an expensive hotel should expect to pay more than if they bought it from a hawker centre.

 

He asked if by charging high prices, the hotel was involved in scam.

[Jman888]

 

Ah Beng boss come out and talk

 

http://therealsingapore.com/content/mobile-air-dont-take-coins-we-give-you-if-you-dont-it

 

 

If we refund you in coins and you don’t like it, then don’t take it.

 

This was what Mobile Air owner Jover Chew said.

 

 

 

 

rubbish !! 人渣！

[StefanK]

 

Ah Beng boss come out and talk

 

http://therealsingapore.com/content/mobile-air-dont-take-coins-we-give-you-if-you-dont-it

 

 

 

 

When asked why his shop spiked up their prices so much, Mr Chew said that people who buy chicken rice from an expensive hotel should expect to pay more than if they bought it from a hawker centre.

 

He asked if by charging high prices, the hotel was involved in scam.

 

 

He like that say, is he libeling the hotel selling expensive chicken rice?

 

Worst kind of Ah Beng...

[Vid]

 

He like that say, is he libeling the hotel selling expensive chicken rice?

 

Worst kind of Ah Beng...

He forgot chicken rice is cooked by experience chefs in hotel. For him, he just take from authorized source to jack up price

[Vid]

 

 

rubbish !! 人渣！

 

His face said it all

[Rainbowbiatch]

 

Ah Beng boss come out and talk

 

http://therealsingapore.com/content/mobile-air-dont-take-coins-we-give-you-if-you-dont-it

 

 

If we refund you in coins and you don’t like it, then don’t take it.

 

This was what Mobile Air owner Jover Chew said.

 

A customer, Ms Zhou, who said that Mr Chew had scammed her demanded $1,010 in refund from him, but he gave her a bag of coins.

In the midst of the dispute, the bag dropped to the ground and while Ms Zhou had to pick up the coins, the staff at Mobile Air verbally bullied her.

 

The Police was called in but no action was taken.

 

Ms Zhou had gone to Mobile Air to buy an iPhone 6 Plus last month. She was charged $1,600 but the shop later wanted another $2,400 which it claimed was for two years of insurance. Ms Zhou eventually paid $3,000 for it.

She made a complaint to Consumers Association of Singapore the next day and the Small Claims Tribunal ruled that Mobile Air had to refund $1,010 to Ms Zhou, including an additional administrative fees of $10 collected by the Court.

When she went to collect her refund on October 28, she was given a bag of coins.

Ms Zhou, who was holidaying in Singapore has an aunt who is staying here, who also bought an iPhone for $3,000.

Mr Chew insisted that his shop staff took the actions they did because the pair were difficult customers.

 

When asked why his shop spiked up their prices so much, Mr Chew said that people who buy chicken rice from an expensive hotel should expect to pay more than if they bought it from a hawker centre.

 

He asked if by charging high prices, the hotel was involved in scam.

 

 

wad a douchebag.

[Sabian]

 

Ah Beng boss come out and talk

 

http://therealsingapore.com/content/mobile-air-dont-take-coins-we-give-you-if-you-dont-it

 

 

 

 

 

Will parents potentially use this pic and say to their kids," See lah, don't study hard lah. Become handphone shop swaysman with long yellowish dirty fingernails, pig-like nostrils, unkempt hair and a face only his mama will love..."?

[Ktglfc]

 

Ah Beng boss come out and talk

 

http://therealsingapore.com/content/mobile-air-dont-take-coins-we-give-you-if-you-dont-it

 

 

If we refund you in coins and you don’t like it, then don’t take it.

 

This was what Mobile Air owner Jover Chew said.

 

A customer, Ms Zhou, who said that Mr Chew had scammed her demanded $1,010 in refund from him, but he gave her a bag of coins.

In the midst of the dispute, the bag dropped to the ground and while Ms Zhou had to pick up the coins, the staff at Mobile Air verbally bullied her.

 

The Police was called in but no action was taken.

 

Ms Zhou had gone to Mobile Air to buy an iPhone 6 Plus last month. She was charged $1,600 but the shop later wanted another $2,400 which it claimed was for two years of insurance. Ms Zhou eventually paid $3,000 for it.

She made a complaint to Consumers Association of Singapore the next day and the Small Claims Tribunal ruled that Mobile Air had to refund $1,010 to Ms Zhou, including an additional administrative fees of $10 collected by the Court.

When she went to collect her refund on October 28, she was given a bag of coins.

Ms Zhou, who was holidaying in Singapore has an aunt who is staying here, who also bought an iPhone for $3,000.

Mr Chew insisted that his shop staff took the actions they did because the pair were difficult customers.

 

When asked why his shop spiked up their prices so much, Mr Chew said that people who buy chicken rice from an expensive hotel should expect to pay more than if they bought it from a hawker centre.

 

He asked if by charging high prices, the hotel was involved in scam.

 

 

What kind of logic is he talking abt?

How can he compare his shop with that of an expensive hotel? His shop is definitely not worth !

[Latio2005A]

 

He like that say, is he libeling the hotel selling expensive chicken rice?

 

Worst kind of Ah Beng...

 

Yup.

 

The price of hotel chicken rice is reflected in the menu, and we eat with our eyes open.

 

This fxxking Ah Beng, on the other hand, hid the final price under all sorts of excuses, and very likely also intimidated the customers into buying under duress.

 

This is the freaking difference, chao Ah Beng.

[Fcw75]

 

Will parents potentially use this pic and say to their kids," See lah, don't study hard lah. Become handphone shop swaysman with long yellowish dirty fingernails, pig-like nostrils, unkempt hair and a face only his mama will love..."?

I think his face even his mother also hate but she LL.

[Rncw]

these kind of people gives singapore a bad name....revoke his citizenship and ban him from singapore.....