went numerous of times but i like St James better

Hi all,

What's the recommended prepaid card? M1? Starhub or SingTel?

bought myself a 23" monitor.

Donno if i should be kicking myself since i got myself an acer monitor, the brochure price was 299 but i got it for 259 on saturday.

I actually wanted to samsung px2370 but there wasnt any reduction in price and it cost 418.

where same oh ~ digi can at teast use for 1 month . here not even 29 days clear all my credit -,- didnt send a sms to inform me oso .

digi credit expired but after reload stil can continue to use. now my credit were CLEARED !!!

anyone can help me find a room around Jurong? Will start beginning of January 2011. pm me details. thanks in advance.

Main credits or Happy 128 credits? Main credits can last up to 6 months and will be deducted if you are connected to internet via your phone/do roaming. Happy 128 credits expire after 50 days but i doubt you can finish the local credits. Yep they won't give you reminder in topping up you gotta check via *113#.

I think all are pretty much similar. I'm using StarHub and so far so good. I purchase main credits (for online and roaming) and Happy 128 credits (for local and IDD calls). They give a lot of free local and global SMS (only valid on the same day) once you reach a certain quota of the day. Not sure about the rest but i heard that SingTel doesn't allow prepaid users to go online, i could be wrong though.

This post has been edited by Argiope: Nov 29 2010, 12:43 PM

anyone?

There are people who can get away with worse things. How about an unsafe work environment as shown below.



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As you can see, the middle part of this workshops roof has collapsed. But that doesnt stop the guy in this picture going in.

You can even check this building out using google street view.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Nov 29 2010, 01:42 PM

my god. dowan la. do bad things then got bad return, the chinese sayings

if im serious ill apply the permit

Thats karma and i dont really believe in it.

Coz i know personally some people who screw people and their staff for years and its a cruel joke they only get their divine punishment at the end since they can effectively screw countless people without feeling that they have done wrong.

this is bad... singapore?

I got a job as Project Engineer ..
Near sembawang ....for 3000 sing..isit ok ..plz advice...

are u a fresh grad?

1 year experiance...

i think 3k is consider within range i guess. but still, depend on which field u work.

thanks yaa for the comment...
can anyone can give some comments regarding semcorp...
how big isit ? and what does singaporeans think about the company..?

Your not working for sembawang shipyard are you?

I heard from the transocean that sembawang shipyard charges them a ridiculous amount of money for services rendered to them, not to mention the docking charges.

Its way cheaper for them to hire the necessary people themselves and do it in malaysia. Oddly enough, its cheaper to hire a fitter and a welder to fly from the US to do the job rather then an indian or bangla worker employed by the singaporean shipyard.

This post has been edited by crapp0: Nov 29 2010, 04:21 PM

Going back to? I'm looking for ppl who go back to KL regularly during weekends =P.


Together with Keppel, these two companies are well known in the world of rig construction.


Well if that's the case then Malaysia still have hope =)

I will be bringing my car down to JB after christmas, after that, i will travel back once a month. so if u wanna car pool with me, let me know.

Nah, what malaysia should follow is singapores model whereby they have the facilities to do everything. Except at a rather high price for cheap manual labour.

One of transoceans ship is doing the rest of their retrofitting in malaysia after doing the major work singapore since its getting more expensive since sembawang overcharges them for services rendered when it can be way cheaper to hire contractors directly rather then go through sembawang shipyard and pay their shipyard rate.

Another benefit is the quality of work that transocean can get from hiring people they know who will do a proper job instead of only using what sembawang gives them. Since sembawang pockets a large chunk of the money, what little is left from the contract goes to manpower companies who further squeeze profits from it, thereby paying very low wages to their workers who in turn do a shoddy job since their paid so lowly when their employers can pay them so much more, but won't.


This post has been edited by crapp0: Nov 29 2010, 08:50 PM