This thread also revealed that sg with a population of 5 million plus had 16 million visitors last yr. what a crowded place! Sinkies, HUAT ah!
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Mobile Air thread: Huat ah!
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PhilM from cas*?
Even the ang mohs know Singapore is a 'famous' shopping paradise and tourism hub.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/t...es-crying-refund-scammed-buying-iPhone-6.html
Agreed. If he is earning usd200 as claimed, it's bullshit. I have seen ppl from these countries with this level of salary, it's hand to mouth.
that is true...both Jover and these FTs FUCK OFF! Best!
Your country also become their Singapore.
Only fucktards pity these foreigners. Serve sinkies right, hope population become 10 million residents in a few more yrs.
Start telling our resident jiu hu kia Tonychat first.
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not that i want to say. as a business man
just go and do the necessary. make all donors
look like KuKu Birds :(
But the Vietnamese has said that he doesn't want to take the excess amount.
Now the whole world will know that in Sinkie Land, not only temples and churches can kneel down, but also at some shops in SLS.
Didn't you hear that SLS is also known as the Temple of the Geeks?
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What year, did Sin Lim Sq. Open ?
What was the price, then, of the strata title shop,
And Now ?
Isn't the exhorbidient rental, causing shops to do crazy things ?
What was the price, then, of the strata title shop,
And Now ?
Isn't the exhorbidient rental, causing shops to do crazy things ?
that is why these owners deserve shit...soon u see rental crash...whahahaha
It all depends who is in charge of Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Laws, the two Ministries responsible for maintaining law and order in the island.
If the Ministers know how to exercise their powers to whack the criminals and scammers, the SLS saga and many other incidents in sinkie land might not have happened.
When LKY was in charge, he had capable Ministers running these two Ministries and sinkie land became known worldwide for being a safe city.
Now, sinkie land has bad international reputation, it is no longer a city where rules of law are respected. If the Govt is weak, you can find criminals running wild. That Jover skunk is one such wild criminal who openly indulged in scamming locals and tourists, and yet when police were called in, he was still not arrested for a daylight robbery.
The papees should look into how this couple got their SPRs or shitizenship if they were born in Indonesia. Did they get their papers illegally like the Yang shit?
If he could scam locals and tourists alike openly without regard for the rules of laws in the island, this guy surely got the balls for committing more serious crimes.
A file opened on this scum to investigate whether he is the right kind of FT for sinkie land might yield other interesting insights about him.
More like the govt and its institutions are in cahoots with these rogue retailers, they knew what was going on but nevertheless close one eye because it isn't nice to persecute the people whom you have links with.
It is only when the photos and video of the kneeling and crying Viet guy had went viral that they sought to feign concern and express moral outrage at what had happened.
Essentially, the govt is a self-serving entity, therefore the same laws are applied differently depending on who the people involved are.
Jover chew's wife: My husband has been hanging out with bad company
[h=1]JOVER CHEW'S WIFE: MY HUSBAND HAS BEEN HANGING OUT WITH BAD COMPANY[/h]
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Mobile Air owner Jover Chew has been the subject of intense internet scrutiny the past few days. His wife, Ms Winnie Koh was also at the receiving end of the public backlash.
Jover Chew's shop became infamous after two recent incidents -- recently refunding a woman $1,010 in coins, which included one-cents and five-cents, and leaving a Vietnamese tourist in tears while kneeling and begging for a refund after buying an iPhone 6.
Like Jover, Ms Koh, 31, also runs a mobile phone business. However, she insists that her shop, J2 Mobile, is not linked to Mobile Air.
Ms Koh wrote a post on J2’s Facebook page to distance herself from the shop at Sim Lim:
“Dear all, this has been very troubling and tough times for J2 Mobile. We have always conducted our business in a fair and transparent way. And have never cheated any of our customers.
“I would like to announce that J2 mobile has no business relations with Jover Chew. And that I have no comments on how he conducts his business”.
She also requested the public to stop harassing her for something she did not do.
According to The Straits Times, Jover Chew was the registered owner of J2 Mobile until 2012 when the ownership was transferred to his wife.
Ms Koh believes that Jover’s actions were not entirely his fault.
She said:
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"In the past year, he has been influenced by bad company. When I met him, he was not this way".
At home, the couple also engaged in their own activities. He would play games on his electronic gadgets while she would continue her work.
Ms Koh also hopes that Jover will learn from this episode and improve his behaviour as well as the way he conducts business.
“He will have a hard time leading a new life because he is recognised everywhere now”, said Ms Koh
[h=1]JOVER CHEW'S WIFE: MY HUSBAND HAS BEEN HANGING OUT WITH BAD COMPANY[/h]
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Mobile Air owner Jover Chew has been the subject of intense internet scrutiny the past few days. His wife, Ms Winnie Koh was also at the receiving end of the public backlash.
Jover Chew's shop became infamous after two recent incidents -- recently refunding a woman $1,010 in coins, which included one-cents and five-cents, and leaving a Vietnamese tourist in tears while kneeling and begging for a refund after buying an iPhone 6.
Like Jover, Ms Koh, 31, also runs a mobile phone business. However, she insists that her shop, J2 Mobile, is not linked to Mobile Air.
Ms Koh wrote a post on J2’s Facebook page to distance herself from the shop at Sim Lim:
“Dear all, this has been very troubling and tough times for J2 Mobile. We have always conducted our business in a fair and transparent way. And have never cheated any of our customers.
“I would like to announce that J2 mobile has no business relations with Jover Chew. And that I have no comments on how he conducts his business”.
She also requested the public to stop harassing her for something she did not do.
According to The Straits Times, Jover Chew was the registered owner of J2 Mobile until 2012 when the ownership was transferred to his wife.
Ms Koh believes that Jover’s actions were not entirely his fault.
She said:
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"In the past year, he has been influenced by bad company. When I met him, he was not this way".
At home, the couple also engaged in their own activities. He would play games on his electronic gadgets while she would continue her work.
Ms Koh also hopes that Jover will learn from this episode and improve his behaviour as well as the way he conducts business.
“He will have a hard time leading a new life because he is recognised everywhere now”, said Ms Koh
Several police reports lodged against Mobile Air
POSTED: 07 Nov 2014 23:10
UPDATED: 08 Nov 2014 00:10
SINGAPORE: The troubles of Mobile Air owner Jover Chew are far from over. Police on Friday (Nov 7) confirmed they have received “several reports” lodged against the Sim Lim Square retailer, “as well as a "related report of intentional harassment”. Police said they are looking into the matter.
Mobile Air has been the subject of intense scrutiny, after it made headlines for trying to give a S$1,010 refund to a customer in 18kg of coins. Days later, it tried to force a Vietnamese tourist to pay for a S$1,500 warranty after he had purchased an iPhone 6 for S$950, prompting him to go down on his knees to beg for a refund.
In a press conference on Friday, Sim Lim Square's chairman Raymond Chua said mall management has contacted the owner of the shop space leased to Mobile Air, and was told he now wants to terminate the contract. The owner had not known the space was rented to Mobile Air as the agreement was conducted via a third-party.
Satirical Facebook group SMRT Ltd (Feedback) has divulged personal information about Mr Jover Chew in retaliation for its business practices, posting photographs of Mr Chew and publicising his alleged address and telephone numbers. The group also asked netizens to send large amounts of fast food to his house. Separately, a T-shirt with a Hokkien vulgarity printed on it was left outside Mr Chew's shop on Thursday.
Mobile Air has been shuttered since Wednesday, and latest reports quote Mr Chew's wife as saying he has not been home for several days.
- CNA/xy
Woes not over for Jover: Ex-Mobile Air staff exposes shop's "7 dirty tricks" -- which he earns $20k a month from
Posted on 07 November 2014
An ex-Mobile Air employee has spilled the beans about 7 underhanded techniques that store owners use to force customers to make purchases.
According to a report by Shin Min Daily News, the ex-employee felt guilty about Mobile Air’s unscrupulous methods of doing business and decided to expose how the staff worked.
The report also revealed that some staff had links to gangs, and this was used to intimidate customers who do not comply with Mobile Air’s requests.
Mobile Air and its owner Jover Chew became infamous after two recent incidents -- recently refunding a woman $1,010 in coins, which included one-cents and five-cents, and leaving a Vietnamese tourist in tears while kneeling and begging for a refund after buying an iPhone 6.
According to the ex-employee, these were the 7 underhanded techniques that Mobile Air staff commonly used to scam customers.
1. Mobile air entices customers with low prices. Their products often have a lower price tag than that of their competitors, but these products come with excessive hidden costs
2. After customers decide to make a purchase, the staff will take their credit cards.
3. Customers will then be made to sign a form saying that they agree to purchase the warranty for the product. The cost of the warranty, which may amount to as much as $1000, will be covered while customers are signing the form.
4. Customers will then be informed of the cost of the warranty after the form is signed.
5. The staff will threaten to call the police if customers make a scene at the shop.
6. Customers will also be told that all their actions were recorded and the footage may be used against them.
7. Staff with links to secret societies will also act like gangsters to intimidate customers.
According to AsiaOne, shop assistants could earn up to $10,000 - $20,000 a month by utilizing such techniques.
Tourists, maids, foreign workers and the elderly are frequent targets of Mobile Air.
Tourists with luggage are targeted especially because of the low likelihood of them returning.
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