QUOTE(edyek @ Aug 5 2012, 06:29 PM)
1. Such "HIBAH" is not approved by any authority, hence the legality of it is questionable?
2. Again, such "HIBAH" is not approved by any authority. So why use HIBAH? Why would Genneva use such method if not approved by authority?
They love to have attention from authority ka?
3. I buy from goldsmith A say RM 200 per gm. And I buy from Genneva at RM 250 per gm (People say Genneva sell at 25% higher than any other, can you clarify this?).
If goldsmith A close shop, I sell -20% below market price. Meaning I get back RM 160. Losing RM 40.
If Genneva close shop, I sell -20% below market price. Meaning I get back RM 200. Losing RM 50.
Who can answer these questions2. Again, such "HIBAH" is not approved by any authority. So why use HIBAH? Why would Genneva use such method if not approved by authority?
They love to have attention from authority ka?
3. I buy from goldsmith A say RM 200 per gm. And I buy from Genneva at RM 250 per gm (People say Genneva sell at 25% higher than any other, can you clarify this?).
If goldsmith A close shop, I sell -20% below market price. Meaning I get back RM 160. Losing RM 40.
If Genneva close shop, I sell -20% below market price. Meaning I get back RM 200. Losing RM 50.
Especially Question 3.
Aug 6 2012, 05:06 PM

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