Jul 13 2009, 08:42 PM
Been waiting for your call as i challenge you the building of bird house where i built first and you pay later when got nest....But you coward back and never reply me....NO MONEY ARRR!
PLEASE CHECK PROPERLY THE COMPANY NAME......TODAY WAS PISSING AT ONE OF THE SURABAYA TOILET....THE TOILET NAME IS L**** IS IT YOU MANUFACTURE IT WHERE EVERYDAY PPL PISSING AT YOU....IS IT L****1 the so-called informer or the SAB-otaj L****1 again arr?
QUOTE(Lucas 1 @ Jul 13 2009, 11:56 AM)
Chank, could you please help scan and post up the news cutting here? Golden Nest Properties International sound very familiar. Is it the same like the one with the almost same name BH CON-sultant company? Is it K***** H*** again?
This looks like another CEPAT KAYA SCAM SCHEME again. The so-called potential investors found inside the office trying to fill up the document could be ACTORs employed to put up a show. They would pretend to be potential clients whenever a new innocent sucker appears.
This is just like illegal collecting of deposit. Anybody whether openly or privately collecting of cash deposit in the form of investment or loan with a promise of paying out of interest or dividend would require applying to the Bank Negara for a permit in advance. This is a very serious criminal offence. Anybody can always call up the Bank Negara to report it. Can anyone post up the details or brochure materials here? Find out who are behind?
Spread this news to all blogs to warn others.
Added on July 13, 2009, 12:11 pmFound this from google.
http://www.mfa.org.my/?forum:golden-nest-p...cam:19428-frm-4
Golden Nest Properties International Berhad bird nest investment. Is it a scam?
Dan78 (ID=22189) - 11 Jul 2009, 12:57pm
Golden Nest Properties International Berhad at Unit A-19-1, 1st Floor Block A Jaya One. No. 72A, Jln Universiti, PJ, where they are offering an investment plan which promised monthly RM200 in 1st year, RM450 in 2nd year & RM900 in subsequent years. With a guaranteed minimum RM3000 yearly dividend if you purchase a lot in the Bird's Nest farm which cost RM24,800. But allowing you you to put down a deposit of RM7,440 (30%) & pay the rest of installment in 4yrs. There was previously a forum on the topic but was messed up after. Just wondering if those that have signed up would give their feed back (especially Scam Victim & Fake84). Cause I have been stupid & greedy enough to sign up myself & am dead worry right now...
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Malaysian Franchise Association, 1st Floor Wisma Motor
339, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel : 603-2697 1557, Faks : 603-2697 1559, E-mail : secrtmfa@streamyx.com
Added on July 13, 2009, 12:44 pm
Monday July 13, 2009 http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...9&sec=starprobe
Lure of the birds and nest
Located in a new commercial precinct in the heart of Petaling Jaya is a company that invites people to invest in the bird’s nest business by asking them to cough up RM24,800 to purchase a “lot” but one has the option to buy more lots.
The company known as Golden Nest Properties International (M) Bhd has been operating for 10 months from the second floor of a new office development.
A call to the Registrar of Companies showed that it was registered under registration number 838068-V.
Starprobe started an investigation following a complaint via e-mail from a member of the public who claimed that the returns promised were “pretty high”.
He also claimed that he did not receive his refund of RM100 made as a deposit against the lot as the company said it was made “too long ago”.
A reporter went undercover as a potential investor to the Golden Nest office.
There, he found half-dozen scantily dressed young girls “persuading” potential investors or “assisting” them in filling up the application forms.
According to a company official, the investment has a guaranteed return of RM200 per month per lot for the first two years. In subsequent years, there is a minimum guaranteed return of RM700 per month per lot coupled with an annual dividend of RM3,000.
She claimed there were only 600 lots left to be subscribed and that they were going fast.
Once the lots were fully subscribed the company planned to list, she said, adding that the lots would be worth much more post-listing.
At the office, there was also a funkily dressed man addressed by the rest as “Datuk”.
He was there to answer any difficult questions posed by potential investors.
Another reporter, who made a follow-up call to the company with the allegations from the complainant, spoke to another company official who said that there was a 10-day cooling-off period for refunds of deposits.
“If it’s more than 10 days, a depositor will not get the refund,” he said.
The official also said the company was not offering the public shares but selling properties in which bird’s nests were being cultivated.
He said the company had properties or “farms” located in Klang and Sungai Petani and others in Johor and Malacca and was thinking of listing five years down the road.
“We spoke to the Securities Commission earlier in the year on our plans for listing and they said we need to come out with a prospectus. We cannot do that as the company is less than a year old,” he added.
He said if the company was approved for a listing, the lot owners would get share subscription forms.
Starprobe checked with the Securities Commission where a spokesman said there was no formal application or approval given to Golden Nest in its records.
The Golden Nest official said the properties owned by the company were existing properties that were under renovation.
“The RM200 returns promised in the first two years before the properties are operational will come from the proceeds of bird’s nest sales,” he said.
He said in subsequent years, the projected minimum income of RM560 per month per lot would come from harvesting the bird’s nests from the lots owned by the owners.
He said each farm had 1,260 lots of which only 48% or 600 lots were being sold to the public. The remainder would be owned by Golden Nest.
This looks like another CEPAT KAYA SCAM SCHEME again. The so-called potential investors found inside the office trying to fill up the document could be ACTORs employed to put up a show. They would pretend to be potential clients whenever a new innocent sucker appears.
This is just like illegal collecting of deposit. Anybody whether openly or privately collecting of cash deposit in the form of investment or loan with a promise of paying out of interest or dividend would require applying to the Bank Negara for a permit in advance. This is a very serious criminal offence. Anybody can always call up the Bank Negara to report it. Can anyone post up the details or brochure materials here? Find out who are behind?
Spread this news to all blogs to warn others.
Added on July 13, 2009, 12:11 pmFound this from google.
http://www.mfa.org.my/?forum:golden-nest-p...cam:19428-frm-4
Golden Nest Properties International Berhad bird nest investment. Is it a scam?
Dan78 (ID=22189) - 11 Jul 2009, 12:57pm
Golden Nest Properties International Berhad at Unit A-19-1, 1st Floor Block A Jaya One. No. 72A, Jln Universiti, PJ, where they are offering an investment plan which promised monthly RM200 in 1st year, RM450 in 2nd year & RM900 in subsequent years. With a guaranteed minimum RM3000 yearly dividend if you purchase a lot in the Bird's Nest farm which cost RM24,800. But allowing you you to put down a deposit of RM7,440 (30%) & pay the rest of installment in 4yrs. There was previously a forum on the topic but was messed up after. Just wondering if those that have signed up would give their feed back (especially Scam Victim & Fake84). Cause I have been stupid & greedy enough to sign up myself & am dead worry right now...
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Malaysian Franchise Association, 1st Floor Wisma Motor
339, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel : 603-2697 1557, Faks : 603-2697 1559, E-mail : secrtmfa@streamyx.com
Added on July 13, 2009, 12:44 pm
Monday July 13, 2009 http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...9&sec=starprobe
Lure of the birds and nest
Located in a new commercial precinct in the heart of Petaling Jaya is a company that invites people to invest in the bird’s nest business by asking them to cough up RM24,800 to purchase a “lot” but one has the option to buy more lots.
The company known as Golden Nest Properties International (M) Bhd has been operating for 10 months from the second floor of a new office development.
A call to the Registrar of Companies showed that it was registered under registration number 838068-V.
Starprobe started an investigation following a complaint via e-mail from a member of the public who claimed that the returns promised were “pretty high”.
He also claimed that he did not receive his refund of RM100 made as a deposit against the lot as the company said it was made “too long ago”.
A reporter went undercover as a potential investor to the Golden Nest office.
There, he found half-dozen scantily dressed young girls “persuading” potential investors or “assisting” them in filling up the application forms.
According to a company official, the investment has a guaranteed return of RM200 per month per lot for the first two years. In subsequent years, there is a minimum guaranteed return of RM700 per month per lot coupled with an annual dividend of RM3,000.
She claimed there were only 600 lots left to be subscribed and that they were going fast.
Once the lots were fully subscribed the company planned to list, she said, adding that the lots would be worth much more post-listing.
At the office, there was also a funkily dressed man addressed by the rest as “Datuk”.
He was there to answer any difficult questions posed by potential investors.
Another reporter, who made a follow-up call to the company with the allegations from the complainant, spoke to another company official who said that there was a 10-day cooling-off period for refunds of deposits.
“If it’s more than 10 days, a depositor will not get the refund,” he said.
The official also said the company was not offering the public shares but selling properties in which bird’s nests were being cultivated.
He said the company had properties or “farms” located in Klang and Sungai Petani and others in Johor and Malacca and was thinking of listing five years down the road.
“We spoke to the Securities Commission earlier in the year on our plans for listing and they said we need to come out with a prospectus. We cannot do that as the company is less than a year old,” he added.
He said if the company was approved for a listing, the lot owners would get share subscription forms.
Starprobe checked with the Securities Commission where a spokesman said there was no formal application or approval given to Golden Nest in its records.
The Golden Nest official said the properties owned by the company were existing properties that were under renovation.
“The RM200 returns promised in the first two years before the properties are operational will come from the proceeds of bird’s nest sales,” he said.
He said in subsequent years, the projected minimum income of RM560 per month per lot would come from harvesting the bird’s nests from the lots owned by the owners.
He said each farm had 1,260 lots of which only 48% or 600 lots were being sold to the public. The remainder would be owned by Golden Nest.
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