Am I too sensitive?

[Ngck]

Maybe they want me to use their mobile service with them also since I don't have any line with them.. I thought it is quite common??

 

sounds quite strange. cause voucher normally comes with name and mobile number(starhub).

 

maybe some other promotions... i also ever hear of someone getting singtel business mobile plan (the $200 one) for 2 years free.. how he get it i also dunno

[David]

SH does issues redemption voucher in excahnge for reward points. These voucher would bear the SH subscriber's name and there could also be a expiry date. Mobile number? I am not sure, maybe some enhancement security.

[Tony76]

help their own pockets lor.

[Hishercar]

Source: http://singaporepatriot.blogspot.com/2008/...ty-tariffs.html

 

$1 billion profit, so electricity tariffs raised 22%[/url]

 

SP Services has announced that it has raised electricity tariffs 21.89% from 1 Oct to 31 Dec 2008. The Online Citizen's Leong Sze Hian has pointed out that SP Services' parent company, Singapore Power Ltd, made a profit of $1.086 billion in 2007.

 

They made over $1 billion in PROFITS and they are increasing tariffs by 22%! And all this when oil prices are actually decreasing.

 

Singapore Power made $1 billion in 2007, much of it from Singaporeans' electricity fees.

 

SP is in turn 100% owned by Temasek Holdings (as are the two other power companies, PowerSeraya and Senoko Power).

 

Temasek Holdings is owned by the Ministry of Finance.

 

EMA, the energy market regulator, is a statutory board under the Ministry of Trade and Industry (as is the Competition Commission of Singapore, which is supposed to prevent cartel-like behaviour).

 

 

 

 

NOTE: I deleted politically sensitive information from the above.

Edited October 13, 2008 by Hishercar

[Beei]

It only has my name and told me to subscribe to any mobile plan by xx xx xx to enjoy the $200 off phone.. No mobile number or anything..

But I did not sign up..

[Ngck]

its a good deal is your existing contract is up...

 

200 is about the highest they can offer..