QUOTE(siliconwiper.com @ Oct 27 2008, 11:03 AM)
without you having a good case to drag them to court? OMG, before you wanna win a case your already suck dry by the fees..
Actually, it is considered a pretty good case should the bank attempts to change your agreed upon interest rates halfway through the contract. Of which is also why you do not see as such happening.
QUOTE(siliconwiper.com @ Oct 27 2008, 11:03 AM)
Here you sign if you read it is ok, not blindly right or being force?
Of which what that is in discussion is whether it is a smart thing to sign up or not right?
QUOTE(siliconwiper.com @ Oct 27 2008, 11:03 AM)
further more, DIg1 or another service provider does have plan that offering phone for you to sign up for a agreement of 2 years and what you call that if they have the right to amend anything anytime....? you see the differences here is they give you a phone instead..
STG - you can always buy a prepaid package from any other prepaid services like prepaid phones mostly now offer more talk time, like Touch n Go that all doesn't offers anything extra in return, even there are membership card like japanese rest. Jog0y4 about rm1170 for the card and offering more extra food and some point to redeem gift, bla bla bla...etc...
now all these are offers to customers....the differences here is they offer more than just a gift or more food...that's y the are more unique than any other prepaid in the market. Isn't this is better Offers than usual..?
The main difference here is that STG outright offers money, of which is a totally different thing altogether.
QUOTE(siliconwiper.com @ Oct 27 2008, 11:03 AM)
i really can't stop you to think this is an investment no matter how you have it...But may i know if it turns out not to be SCAM then will we get some positive supports from out fellow Malaysian that mainly support foreign brands
and let out money flow out. So i guess i'll stick here to updates progress and you guys can always support morally even you dun really dine in or buy any packages...BUT PLS. dun just shoot like you already know the future. You dun like the way i talk, i dun even like the way you treat us too. to be matter of facts damaging other ppls goodwill will only get them in trouble i guess better go get a very good lawyer then.
Now this is where you had gotten yourself quite confused indeed. Do show me where exactly I had mentioned explicitly where it is to be a scam?
Furthermore, its as I had mentioned, there's a list of questionable issues in regards to this scheme that you have been extremely evasive on, and outright refuse to clarify on.
Added on October 27, 2008, 2:04 pmQUOTE(cherroy @ Oct 27 2008, 11:23 AM)
fyire,
for legibility issue, it is not a straight forwards answer, as this kind 'membership' program, or prepaid or whatever, it could be using the loopholes of existing regulations which you need professional lawyer to prove which way it is. There is grey area of it.
1. MLM -- they can claim it is not MLM. You need KHPDN license to do it.
2. Prepaid - they can claim it is not prepaid. You need BNM/BAFIA before can start a public prepaid programme.
3. Investment scheme - they can claim it is not an investment (but this scheme has a lot of feature on it). You need SC approval
4. Membership - it is not a pure membership program as where got membership program got return rate one. Membership programme normally entitle to use the company facility, enjoy priviledge or discount only.
5. It is not a joint investment programme, because under the membership, one is not the shareholder of the company, one doesn't entitle the profit made by company. So whether company earns millions also not a business for those joining the membership/prepaid scheme.
Actually, it is much better to join as shareholder as compared to 'prepaid scheme' as you own the company actually if one really feel good about the company or seeing it has good future.
Well, this is where it gets rather messy indeed. Seeing that its not claimed to be any of those, it also means that there is pretty much no regulation on it too. Of which pretty much messes up consumer protection.
This post has been edited by fyire: Oct 27 2008, 02:04 PM