Sim Lim Square

[RadX]

 

 

got time go SLS pint finger lor, tell anyone who walk pass " see see this is the con shop on paper lor, they make people cry and beg"

 

 

u free? Sat we go....

[Jman888]

 

wait for their flash sale. Not like apple store can order one.

be a friend of their FB page to know when the sales are upcoming.

 

But once order liao, delivery usually quite fast one. few days.

 

 

xiaomi 1S is always on, can order anytime no need to wait for weekly flash liao

[Vtim]

 

This is a direct contempt of the claim tribunal and the system, which cant do a thing about the coins.

 

it talks about payment but not sure about refund

 

CURRENCY ACT(CHAPTER 69)

 

(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.

[2/69; 11/82; 3/91; 25/2002]

[Lala81]

xiaomi 1S is always on, can order anytime no need to wait for weekly flash liao

 

hahaha ok. I only bought powerbank before.

Lol powerbank has flash sale. But not the phone lol.

[RadX]

i just have this funny feeling its a slow, very slow process to close the place, build MRT station or condo...hahahah

 

@mockngbrd say wan

[Vtim]

 

serious qeustion: where can i buy xiaomi 1S?

 

http://www.mi.com/sg/

 

sale is still on

[Vid]

i just have this funny feeling its a slow, very slow process to close the place, build MRT station or condo...hahahah

 

@mockngbrd say wan

 

That place... hotel lah.

[Achtung]

That I concur.

 

by far the better shop is John:18 at Funan

 

[RadX]

this guy gone liao....money laundering?

 

[Sabretan]

ya man,

 

let's arrange a pointing session. but make sure we don't get into the same shxx as hhh n roy n. :P

 

do we need to apply a permit? LOL so singaporean.

 

 

u free? Sat we go....

 

[Sp4wn]

this guy gone liao....money laundering?

 

cayman.jpg

 

bro this is a simple chat thing. if i know your email address, i too can set up a chat like that and put your name down bro.

 

the problem is this genius full details (address, ic, email etc) is now available on the web. anyone can "be" him liao.

 

dont think this is him though, especially since the poster took the time to mask part of the URL

[RadX]

 

bro this is a simple chat thing. if i know your email address, i too can set up a chat like that and put your name down bro.

 

the problem is this genius full details (address, ic, email etc) is now available on the web. anyone can "be" him liao.

 

dont think this is him though, especially since the poster took the time to mask part of the URL

 

good point...and that said, cud be ppl really setting him up..hahahahahah

 

if i were him, id run to Kim Jong Un right away...give him FREE iphone6

 

at least he will be safe

[Mustank]

this guy gone liao....money laundering?

 

cayman.jpg

Mai tu Liao!!!! Send to iras!!!!

[RadX]

oso reported he got 2 flats, but rental flats??? wtf

[Mustank]

 

http://www.mi.com/sg/

 

sale is still on

Haha later I go buy

[Vid]

Another one surfaced.. but different shop

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/more-singapore-stories/story/sim-lim-shop-reduces-student-tears-charging-1000-warrant#xtor=CS1-10

 

Another Sim Lim incident: Student reduced to tears after being charged $1,000 for warranty fees for iPhone 6

 

SINGAPORE - Shops at Sim Lim Square may have made more than one customer cry.

A 19-year-old undergraduate was reduced to tears at Mobile 22, after being told she had to pay $1,000 on top of the $999 she had paid for an iPhone 6.

This comes after a Vietnamese tourist cried and knelt down to beg the staff of another shop, Mobile Air, for a refund after he was told to pay an additional $1,500 as warranty fees for an iPhone 6.

The Consumers Association of Singapore has received 9 complaints against Mobile 22 between June and September this year. There were 14 complaints chalked up against Mobile Air in the same time period.

The international student, who did not want her name or school to be revealed, said that she went to the shop located on the first floor of Sim Lim Square on Oct 9 after checking many other shops round the island. She agreed to pay $999 for the phone.

The salesman told her that the warranty would cost $39.90, an amount she found reasonable. But she got a shock when she was charged $1,000 on her debit card for warranty fees alone.

"There was an 'x' between the 39.90 and 24 months that the seller had very strategically covered with his finger while urging me to sign the document," she said in an email to The Straits Times.

"I'm a middle class student from India, I barely had money to buy the phone let alone pay for this," she said.

When the staff said they would not return her the money, she started begging them and burst into tears as the money was meant for her school tuition fees. They ignored her and even yelled at her, she said. Eventually, they charged her $551 instead of $1,000.

The incident has left the student broke, and she is surviving on meals that cost between $3 and $4, she said, adding that she did not know of any way she could seek redress.

"That day still haunts me. It was my worst experience in this country for I was told that Singapore was a safe city and incidents like these don't occur," she said.

When asked about the incident, an employee at Mobile 22 said that she was not free to to answer questions from The Straits Times, and added that the shop owner was not around.

[RadX]

Another one surfaced.. but different shop

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/more-singapore-stories/story/sim-lim-shop-reduces-student-tears-charging-1000-warrant#xtor=CS1-10

 

Another Sim Lim incident: Student reduced to tears after being charged $1,000 for warranty fees for iPhone 6

 

SINGAPORE - Shops at Sim Lim Square may have made more than one customer cry.

 

A 19-year-old undergraduate was reduced to tears at Mobile 22, after being told she had to pay $1,000 on top of the $999 she had paid for an iPhone 6.

 

This comes after a Vietnamese tourist cried and knelt down to beg the staff of another shop, Mobile Air, for a refund after he was told to pay an additional $1,500 as warranty fees for an iPhone 6.

 

The Consumers Association of Singapore has received 9 complaints against Mobile 22 between June and September this year. There were 14 complaints chalked up against Mobile Air in the same time period.

 

The international student, who did not want her name or school to be revealed, said that she went to the shop located on the first floor of Sim Lim Square on Oct 9 after checking many other shops round the island. She agreed to pay $999 for the phone.

 

The salesman told her that the warranty would cost $39.90, an amount she found reasonable. But she got a shock when she was charged $1,000 on her debit card for warranty fees alone.

 

"There was an 'x' between the 39.90 and 24 months that the seller had very strategically covered with his finger while urging me to sign the document," she said in an email to The Straits Times.

 

"I'm a middle class student from India, I barely had money to buy the phone let alone pay for this," she said.

 

When the staff said they would not return her the money, she started begging them and burst into tears as the money was meant for her school tuition fees. They ignored her and even yelled at her, she said. Eventually, they charged her $551 instead of $1,000.

 

The incident has left the student broke, and she is surviving on meals that cost between $3 and $4, she said, adding that she did not know of any way she could seek redress.

 

"That day still haunts me. It was my worst experience in this country for I was told that Singapore was a safe city and incidents like these don't occur," she said.

 

When asked about the incident, an employee at Mobile 22 said that she was not free to to answer questions from The Straits Times, and added that the shop owner was not around.

 

 

 

posted ear;lier bro...but is ok..still on the same thread

off topic but seems trend to pay in coins...must be Samsung lah, start trend, to pay Apple that time...kekekek

 

Angry customer pays car dealer $19,000... in coins

Nov 5, 2014 11:47am

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The $19,000 worth of coins was transported in a styrofoam box. Photo: Courtesy of Mr Ong

By: RONALD LOH

He had been ordered by the court to pay about $19,000 to a car dealer.

But unhappy at how he had been treated by the car dealer, the customer stormed to the Exotic Motors showroom with the money on Tuesday (Nov 4).

The surprise: It was all in coins.

The man, who only wanted to be known as Mr Ong, said he did it because the car dealer had "made me look like a fool for the past 1.5 years".

The car dealer, however, refuted the claims and shot back, saying Mr Ong had been a bad customer.

Read the full report in our print edition on Nov 6.

- See more at: http://www.tnp.sg/news/angry-customer-pays-car-dealer-19000-coins#sthash.0EHJIbXn.dpuf

[Vid]

 

 

posted ear;lier bro...but is ok..still on the same thread

off topic but seems trend to pay in coins...must be Samsung lah, start trend, to pay Apple that time...kekekek

 

Angry customer pays car dealer $19,000... in coins

Nov 5, 2014 11:47am

0 0 0 2

The $19,000 worth of coins was transported in a styrofoam box. Photo: Courtesy of Mr Ong

By: RONALD LOH

He had been ordered by the court to pay about $19,000 to a car dealer.

But unhappy at how he had been treated by the car dealer, the customer stormed to the Exotic Motors showroom with the money on Tuesday (Nov 4).

The surprise: It was all in coins.

The man, who only wanted to be known as Mr Ong, said he did it because the car dealer had "made me look like a fool for the past 1.5 years".

The car dealer, however, refuted the claims and shot back, saying Mr Ong had been a bad customer.

Read the full report in our print edition on Nov 6.

- See more at: http://www.tnp.sg/news/angry-customer-pays-car-dealer-19000-coins#sthash.0EHJIbXn.dpuf

 

Monkey see monkey do [laugh]