Sg side will not cut. It doesn't matter, as my reason earlier.

so what you expect those Malaysian who are already 'blacklisted' after converting do ? I remembered one article did came out in the paper a while back, and it came with JPJ explanation as well

another thing weird from your posting. I never, ever show my IC when got block by traffic police. Only give them my license.

wow. that high huh ? try to get a credit card with movie deals if you are a die hards.

dude, just to share, not to flame. check this out

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...89117&sec=focus

andylawa.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: Jul 21 2011, 04:52 PM

I'm using DBS Live Fresh but sadly they don't have discount for all the 3D movies.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...2003&sec=nation


JOHOR BARU: Motorists will not be able to renew their driving licence if they have obtained a Singapore licence.

State Road Transport Department (JPJ) director Mohd Rosli Ramli said this was done to make it easier to trace drivers who committed traffic offences on either side of the Causeway.

“This is not a new rule. It is in accordance with Section 27 (6)(a) of the Road Transport Act,” he said in response to a complainant who said he was not informed why his Malaysian driving licence was barred when he went to renew it.

The ruling states that a person shall be disqualified from obtaining a driving licence when another is granted to him in Malaysia or the Republic of Singapore.

“Most of those affected are motorcyclists who are working in Singapore and own a Singapore-registered motorcycle.

“We will give them a choice as to which licence they want to keep,” said Mohd Rosli adding that the JPJ routinely cross checks details with its Singapore counterparts to sniff out those holding dual licences.

Singapore prohibits those holding its licence from driving a Malaysian vehicle in the republic while Malaysia allows either licence holders to drive a Malaysian or Singapore-registered car in Malaysia.

Hence, Mohd Rosli said, one should not be alarmed if one's Malaysian licence was disqualified, as one could still drive with a Singapore licence.

“Another way around it is to apply for an International Driving Permit, which costs RM150 a year,” he said.

1st of all you are in the wrong thread but since you are here, we'll help . The 1st thing you really need to do it go to apple website, key in your phone serial number and check the warranty status, confirmed it's still under warranty. Then you could send the phone in for replacement (very likely a refurbished set) at ;

QCD @ Tagore

Office address:
No. 6 Tagore Drive, #04-03/04, Tagore Building
Singapore 787623
+65 6555 0478
+65 6451 4420
(Mon - Fri) 9.00am - 5.30pm
(Sat) 9.00am - 1.00pm
Closed on Sun and Public Holidays
support_iphonesg@qcd-tech.com

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Added on July 21, 2011, 7:41 pmwah ... but i'm not ler.

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: Jul 21 2011, 07:42 PM

Dryers ?

iPhone is NOT cover by international warranty, only cover by country of origin

yes, it's all one to one replacement, regardless of what you wanted to repair.

It all boils down to the outlet. Some outlet will check for EP validity at least minimum 2 years while some didn't check at all. so, can try your luck.

Dunno lar, different outlet sometimes practice differently

indeed there is a letter BUT i doubt the validity of the letter NOW. The Msia Government has issue 2 directives, IIRC. 1st one is banning all Foreign registered car from fueling 95Ron and the other one is Foreign registered car can fill 95Ron provided they show Msia NRIC (proofing the drive is a Msian). I begin to think they displayed the earlier directive instead of the latest one. well, i might be wrong and there could be a new directive. Don't care anymore, Msia famous with flip-flop policies anyway.

anyway, it's good to provide some links/facts in every arguments, that way the arguments will not turn hostile.

i still have a Msia cc and i do pump 95Ron sometimes.

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: Jul 25 2011, 06:01 PM

$8k per month for 16hrs days and weekend work is not too high actually. What surprised me is the 16hrs work, which is not allow under MOM, max allowable is only 12 hrs per day.

best bet is stay in JB and get a Sg prepaid card. I doubt you could wrapped up everything in 1 month.

depends on plan. my incoming call is not free coz my plan damn cheap. $19 per month, 100mins free, $100 SMS & 50gb of data.

yeah it's a corporate plan. incoming & outgoing total 100 mins. peak and off peak makes up the 100 mins. I also hardly check my bill coz I never bust the allocated call and SMS before.

Can. SPR is not Singaporean, can buy resale HDB as a couple.

Yup, only can buy as a SPR couple.