ANNNNNNNNDDDDDDD second positive light is you can practice capoeira without slamming into a wall during my VP, I saw that my condo is not ready and access card cannot be used, I gave them back the keys and asked them to finished the job. It is a pain in the ass but no choice, it is symphony. I rent a place and send them the bill.

when a devlper tag a promise to a sale, it is their duty to deliver. So don't let others make you think you are at fault. Punishing the victims should not be in your belief system.

Good tips brah, the owners of sixceylon got bounced from SL facebook so they turned to sites like this
https://www.facebook.com/search/11214093214...laces/intersect, from
Real Estate Developers in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia

Since corruption runs deep in this country, there's not telling who is taking and who isn't and we don't know who'd let us talk, so we ran around like orphans looking for good homesa.

At one time the leaking of our pool was so bad we worried about the million gallon water crushing down, Bolton sent some clown to try to glue the cracks with snort and booger-like substance. We know it won't hold but I guess they're just trying to put the problem off until the warranty is over.

So the few of us talked to a reporter and they take us a bit more seriously. Now they claim they have fixed the problem but there is still some leaking.

sixceylon owners weren't able to go home without problems for months after VP because access cards weren't working. I think wharf condo owners should find a way to check if their cards are working before making all final payments to Bolton.

Yah bro, go head and blame the victims!

Normally it is wise to read the SPA thoroughly no doubt, but in this case there is no way the developer will include a clause in the SPA to bind themself to the mall development. Nor will they describe the facade of the condos in the SPA. So the buyers can read their SPAs until it starts smoking and they won’t be able to foretell what the S***T bolton plans to dump on them.

The clowns running bolton and their lawyers put their heads together to produce a one sided contract to take advantage of ordinary people with no legal knowledge and later place full legal burden on these innocent parties.

They put it out there, medias about a fancy shiny mall with nice upscale modern looking condos on top and after sucking about a billion ringgit from everyone, they shove to the buyers a development with no mall and condos that look absolutely ridiculous. Then together with their advocates, they blame their victims for not reading the SPA carefully.

I am even more amazed at how easily the victims can be swayed to shift their attention away from the culprit and blame themselves for the culprit’s immoral conduct.

I think all SPAs of the wharf development should be set aside and buyers given a choice, or put to a vote, whether they want get all their money back or place a specific performance order for Bolton to improve the condo façade and start ground work for the mall immediately.

Developers who honour their deals and deliver promises usually have more to gain because people tend to park their money with the more reputable ones.
Symphony Life is only obsessed with short term gains as they openly and blatantly challenge all buyers while displaying their dishonesty for all to witness.

Each year, they would choose to put the company's profits into their own pockets and into other projects than to use a portion of it to honor the promises made to the people, like building the mall and improving the quality of the houses they build.

Yes advertising materials triumphs SPA, but bringing the cases to the tribunal is only useful if they can show monetary damages, and only very few of the victims manage to do that.
But even so, the winners are not compensated for the troubles, pain or mental anguish they endured.

It is obvious the people in charge of this firm has the appetite of a lion but the brains of a goose. They are truly blinded by greed and have nothing more than tunnel visions.

Using the Media to put pressure on them is least costly and the most effective way to deal these crooks, just me 2 cents as well.

I had the chance to pass by the wharf so I went the connecting site to look. I saw giagantic dumpsters housing squatters, and it wasn't pretty. The whole place look like a mountain of vomit and an ideal breeding ground for dengue mosquitoes and other diseases. Sadly, I was also told that the buyers have to face this shitz for years and then more.

Each new day they invent a new way to screw over their buyers. Bravo Symphony Life

About 1/2 of the owners in my building cannot live in our properties months after VP. Thanks to Symphony Life and their poor workmanship and faulty access cards. Even now, problems and leaks still haunt us. BTS is an ideal way for people to inspect the properties and amenities before handing out their cash to developers.

Read the papers yet? The big boss in the government is very against the idea of BTS, they say, Build then Sell will increase property price and make houses not "affordable" and for that, even a child can tell it is BS.

If the developers lack the finances to build, do some other businesses. Its better than allowing them to take money from the public and delivering something different or less, or in some cases, run away with the money. Developers like Symphony Life is the perfect reason why we need the BTS system.

They have price limits for sugar, flour and other things, they can certainly set limits for building materials and control developers' pricing to keep things affordable, but no, they choose to take care of the wallets of the developers and couldn't give 2 shits about rights and interests of the buyers, and they certainly care even less about taxpayers' money.

The policy makers and developers share the same beds, and wallets, that's for sure.