750 units x rm180 = rm135k/mth. who r the full time officers n how many r there?

just beside skypod?
this?

the giant looks lethargic n should start pulling up its socks. no more free parking there anymore.

845 sf (partly or ff) is the most sought type after as far as rental is concerned. R3 & R2 no more liao.

at the EGM last friday, the new chairman got 'elected' almost hands down.

it beats my imagination that such ponzi GRQS [CD TUP/YSLM] is actively happening & being promoted right in the heart of SW.
the video below suggests that it took place at a very high floor, type C 1007 sf, lake view unit.

personal observation:
by 3pm last friday, the EGM registered a low turnout of owners that was insufficient to constitute a quorum. hence, all present were required to wait for 1/2 hr as stipulated before the meeting could proceed.

another question: why was only 1 member being either nominated or interested in the job? what happened to the rest of the eligible JMC members? m sure many owners who took their precious time off (on a working day) and/or came afar did not expect such an easy 'walkover' by his peers.

for R2, premiums loaded for units on sky garden floors
11th, 15th, 19th floor = 3k
23rd floor = 5k

kesian

Journalists get warning of ‘something bad’ happening over negative Zhang Jian reports


Zhang Jian's YSLM members protesting against the negative news reports made against China's 'youngest millionaire' at Setiawalk in Puchong today. — TRP pic by Arif Kartono

KUALA LUMPUR, July 5:
Reporters covering a function were cautioned that “something bad” could happen to them over their negative reports about a self-proclaimed “youngest self-made millionaire” from China.
A female worker of the Chinese national insinuated about the repercussions when approached by a journalist, alluding to members of a company operated by the businessman, Zhang Jian.
“Our members are good people, but we also have not-so-good ones among them who may be offended by the reports,” she said.
The function at Zhang Jian’s office at Setia Walk in Jalan Puchong this morning was held to protest accusations that his business was nothing more than a get-rich-quick scheme, according to a Facebook posting linked to him.
About 200 of its members turned up this morning, although 1,500 people were initially expected.
Zhang, dubbed the “future richest man in the world”, was conspicuously missing from the event.
The female worker, however, said that Zhang, 26, had not been expected to appear at the function.
Gabungan Sukarelawan 1Malaysia (GS1M) recently had lodged a police report against Zhang after receiving complaints from the public about his “dubious” business model.
Segambut Member of Parliament Lim Lip Eng also said at a recent press conference that police had investigated CDTUP International Sdn Bhd, set up by Zhang, and discovered there were criminal elements, according to Bank Negara’s laws.
It had been previously reported that Zhang had been detained five times in China for operating a get-rich-quick scam through his business empire known as Yun Shu Mao.
Zhang has so far not come forward to rebut these allegations and cannot be contacted.

Two branches of ‘world’s richest man’s’ office raided, items seized



KUALA LUMPUR, July 8:

There will be a nationwide crackdown on the premises of CDTUP International and YSLM, owned by “the world’s future richest man” Zhang Jian.

Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry secretary-general Datuk Seri Alias Ahmad told The Rakyat Post today about the crackdown, which will include seizure of all items belonging to Zhang.

He said if Zhang was found to have broken the law, all his assets will also be frozen.

“We will launch raids on all of his stores nationwide and confiscate his merchandise.”

Yesterday, it was confirmed that the trade registered to Zhang was not a legitimate multi-level marketing (MLM) company.

“Therefore, we will act immediately to take action, starting with raids.

“We will summon this so called, ‘future richest man in the world’.”

Meanwhile, Alias confirmed that Zhang’s Penang branch and his office at Setia Walk in Jalan Puchong were already closed down after raids conducted by the ministry today.

“Among items confiscated were motorcycles, exercise machines, laptops, cutlery sets, photos and clothes.”

Alias said the case would be investigated under the Direct Sales Act and Anti-Pyramid Schemes Act 1993, section 27 (b) for YSLM and Section 6 (4) for CDTUP International Sdn Bhd.

“The case can also be investigated under Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorism Financing Act 2001 that carries fines of not more than RM5 million or jail of not more than five years or both.

This post has been edited by aquest: Jul 9 2014, 08:48 PM

..but somehow the crowd is stil more pathetic than sw or main place

promotion? not a single piece of flyer in sight..assumed none.

also can settle online eg. m2u or pay at any post offices

originally was fixed at 50 sen psf way back in 2011 but later reduced to 30 sen psf to boost sales.

how's the report card of the new chairman? ok just pulling ur leg. i know its not ethical to publicly judge him.

what's the duration of this contract n jmb gets to own the hardware at the end of the contract?

delivered to the address registered in the system just like how the monthly/quarterly service charges invoice reaches u. not necessarrly sw address. so dun worry about tenants hijacking ur username & password.

This post has been edited by aquest: Aug 27 2014, 03:04 PM

talking about r2, the narrow staircases on both sides of the atrocious landscaping area r so convenient for workers to lepak

the sky gardens (on 11, 15, 19, 23rd floors) will then be accessible n made exclusive only to residents of these 4 respective levels on each of the 3 blocks?