Please support COURTS on Christmas Day!!!

[kopiuncle]

Retail giant Courts SG will donate $1 from every customer transaction on Christmas Day to charity. http://bit.Iy/198ISxE

 

[halsey02]

Every month I donate XX% to a charity called , Central Provident FUNd, to the MIW, every day is Christmas, Lunar New Year, Deepavali, EID...due to my donation...why would I want to donate to Courts??

 

[kopiuncle]

Every month I donate XX% to a charity called , Central Provident FUNd, to the MIW, every day is Christmas, Lunar New Year, Deepavali, EID...due to my donation...why would I want to donate to Courts??

you have a point here.

i have also shy away from many so called charities liao....

i also donte to the casinos too....haha

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

what if I were to buy 100 items at $2 each ?

 

[Buckethead]

A lot of people also donate to another popular charity, Singapore Pools...unlike other charity, this organization sometime reject your donations and return more than you donate....lol

 

[kopiuncle]

A lot of people also donate to another popular charity, Singapore Pools...unlike other charity, this organization sometime reject your donations and return more than you donate....lol

hahahaha good one...but in the end, many will continue to donate...and donate....and donate with no returns..

just like playing the casinos............

 

[Jar Jar Binks]

Furniture and electronics retail giant Courts will be donating $1 from every customer transaction on Christmas Day to The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund (SPMF).​

 

[Cestbon]

Ha ha...
Free ad! Only one $ per transaction. Is there item less than one $$.???

 

[jw5]

Ha ha...
Free ad! Only one $ per transaction. Is there item less than one $$.???

Ha ha.... in Courts? No.

 

[chootchiew]

you have a point here.

i have also shy away from many so called charities liao....

i also donte to the casinos too....haha

Courts should donate to me. I donated all the big TV screens in SG pool Livewire, and Sg turf club LCDs etc. I think tote board bought all these TVs from courts.