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MSIA to push ahead with RM20 surcharge-Will u go?


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MSIA to push ahead with RM20 surcharge-Will u go?  

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    • Go la. RM$20 is like $8 only
      26
    • Will cut down my JBee trips
      22
    • I will go once in a while if I sian
      28
    • I will go only if i plan a trip further north like KL
      45
    • Nope I will boycott! See how long they can tahan!
      71


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The boycott mentality will last at most three months after implementation.

After that life goes back to normal.

Haven we see this traits in Singaporens time and time again.

 

I would still go because the food and petrol is still worth it.

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Whats your choice?

go lah only $S8, as long as you really need to enter there to enjoy cheap food, shopping, petrol even massage also cheaper than Singapore[;)]

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Exactly. Just like how the government intends to increase the GST and there seems to be no sound no colour from the people. People will get used to it after a while.

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Just read in the ST today that M'sia still wanna attract 9 million visitors from SG this year. Not counting FTs and tourists, each of us need to go in 3 times in 2007 leh. So die die have to go lor [:p]

 

What kind of contradicting actions are they giving us? [confused]

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The boycott mentality will last at most three months after implementation.

After that life goes back to normal.

Haven we see this traits in Singaporens time and time again.

 

I would still go because the food and petrol is still worth it

 

That's the SAME comment that the MY Tpt Minister or some JB official commented over the radio this morning.. [laugh] "RM$20 is peanuts to Sillyporean and it will NOT affect the nos of Sillyporean surging into JayBee...." [laugh]

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Just read in the ST today that M'sia still wanna attract 9 million visitors from SG this year. Not counting FTs and tourists, each of us need to go in 3 times in 2007 leh. So die die have to go lor

 

What kind of contradicting actions are they giving us?

 

 

They always come up with some crap policy which contradicte what thet says. Like when too many singaporean go in to Johore, they said we jam their road, cause inflation in Johor etc [hur] . When we dont go in, they said we welcome Singaporean.

 

They su ka su ka change policy one, just as many singaporean got burnt investing in Johor property, CLOB counter and doing business over there. [thumbsdown]

 

As for me, wify is Malaysian, got no choice and need to go back in- laws place about twice a month. But if possible, i will cut down the no. of trip to go in.

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still will go lah.. RM20 still worth it.. since GST is going to raise. As for me, consider the crime rate in Johor, i would rather boycott Malaysia. It's not worth the risk for just some cheaper meals and petrol. Personally, i found food in Singapore better than Malaysia.

 

I hope many Singaporean will boycott too, and let Johor turn into a ghost town. Then they weill apprenciate us and know the power of economics... [laugh]

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Not worth driving to Malaysia with the traffic jams and crime rates down there involving Singapore cars... I normally parked my vehicle at Woodlands near the Checkpoint and took buses across the Causeway into Malaysia... Safer and more convenient this way since buses have their own lanes which avoid the traffic jams... [rolleyes]

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