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There are cars/models TP hardly pay attention for speeding.... if ever, it will be not be a fine, but award for................................ not hogging the road.. which cars / models you think sure in their list?

Not sure if any bros have had this experience before. Say, if a company is known to delay salary and/or CPF payments, can employees agree with the employer, so that the employer puts a pre-set banker's guarantee in the employee's favour? ie: if the employer defaults payment on either salary or CPF, the employee can claim stake on the banker's guarantee. well, i know people are gonna say: don't work for him anymore,.but let's just THEORETICALLY say that you must continue working for this employer. so please DON'T list quitting/leaving/striking as an option. ideas/thoughts/comments?

Hi just bought something from audio house and not really satisfied with the product, hear from the sales staff that not to worry as they have money back guarantee policy if thing are not up to our expectation but of course need to return within 7 days of purchase. Did anyone really return unsatisfied product to them b4? any problem or condition? (product still in very good and used less than 2hr condition)

Taken off ST Forum, 19th Sep 2007 Company claims no negligence in not securing COE for customer ON AUG 16, I went to Borneo Motors to book a Toyota Vios. The sales personnel had explained that as the COE quota was expected to be reduced significantly, COE prices would move up soon. He, therefore, strongly advised me to pay a higher price to go for the 'guaranteed COE', so as to have a better chance of securing a bid. The sales personnel had explained that, despite the higher price that I would have to pay, I would be able to get a refund for the difference should the COE price go below $15,000. Acting on his advice, I placed a booking that day. He had also confirmed that I would be able to collect the car around end-August. As it turned out, the COE dropped by almost $9,000 in the bidding exercise on Aug 22. Following the drop in COE price, the price for the car also went down by $4,000. Since the company had expected an increase in COE price, and that the salesperson had also promised that the car could be delivered by end-August, it should be reasonable to expect that the company would have submitted a bid for the COE on Aug 22. Unfortunately, the company did not do so. The company's sales manager argued that the company was not negligent not to have procured the COE for me, 'as their obligation is to secure a COE for me within three bids and not one'. Regrettably, not only did the company fail to secure the cheap COE, it also refused to allow me to enjoy the lower car price now offered to other customers. I have decided not to pursue further business transaction with the company. Despite the company's failure to secure the cheaper COE, I understand my booking fee would be confiscated by the company as well. Chen Yu-Shen Seems like they dun really care

Hi, Need some advise on whether to go for bidding (for Cat A) or get a guarantee COE (Open Cat) price for new car? What are the likely disadvantages & future paper loss if taking guarantee COE (Open Cat)? Will the dealer give the current bidding Open Cat COE if going for guarantee COE this round bidding. Also trading in current car for the new car and was told by SE that there is a mandatory 3% for admin charges...is that true? How to avoid the 3% charges? Can the car dealer absorb it? Thanks for your replies. Rgds

Hi everyone, Need some advise on whether to go for bidding (for Cat A) or get a guarantee COE (Open Cat) price for new car? What are the likely disadvantages & future paper loss if taking guarantee COE (Open Cat)? Will the dealer give the current bidding Open Cat COE if going for guarantee COE this round bidding. Also trading in current car for the new car and was told by SE that there is a mandatory 3% for admin charges...is that true? How to avoid the 3% charges? Can the car dealer absorb it? Thanks for your replies. Rgds