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31-10-2014, 12:40 AM
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MOBILE AIR AT SIM LIM GAVE WOMAN $1,010 IN COINS WHEN SHE ASKED FOR REFUND
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30 Oct 2014 - 11:56am
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A woman who bought an over-priced phone at Sim Lim Square demanded a refund and was given a bag full of $1,010 coins.
The incident happened on Tuesday afternoon, at 2pm.
The woman, who is known as Miss Zhou, had bought an iPhone 6 Plus for $1,600. Later on, she was shocked to find out that the shop demanded that she pay another $2,400 for two years of insurance.
Subsequently, the shop was only willing to give her a $1,000 refund. Miss Zhou decided to go to the Small Claims Tribunal, who then ordered the shop to refund Miss Zhou of $1,010.
However, when Miss Zhou went to collect her refund, she was given the money in a bag full of coins.
Later, the bag was thrown onto the floor. It was not known who did it.
While Miss Zhou was picking up her coins, the shop staff embarrassed her by making nasty remarks against her.
The incident took place over a period of four hours, which led to the Police being called.
Miss Zhou is in Singapore for a holiday. She has an aunt residing here who had also bought an iPhone 6 but was charged for $3,000.
The mobile shop in question is Mobile Air.
A quick search online showed that Mobile Air has faced numerous complaints, both locally and overseas.
In fact, a brochure at the Sim Lim Square also warned consumers about patronising Mobile Air. Over the third quarter of the year, Mobile Air received the most complaints at Sim Lim Square, with 11 complaints over June to August this year.
http://i.imgur.com/bsfBU9p.jpg
It is understood that Mobile Air has been operating for at least two years now. It is unsure why the authorities have yet to take any affirmative action against the shop.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?193018-Mobile-air-at-sim-lim-gave-woman-1-010-in-coins-when-she-asked-for-refund&goto=newpost).
MOBILE AIR AT SIM LIM GAVE WOMAN $1,010 IN COINS WHEN SHE ASKED FOR REFUND
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30 Oct 2014 - 11:56am
http://therealsingapore.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/field/image/Sim%20Lim%20Square%20Coins.jpg?itok=gpxq44k6 (http://therealsingapore.com/sites/default/files/field/image/Sim%20Lim%20Square%20Coins.jpg)
A woman who bought an over-priced phone at Sim Lim Square demanded a refund and was given a bag full of $1,010 coins.
The incident happened on Tuesday afternoon, at 2pm.
The woman, who is known as Miss Zhou, had bought an iPhone 6 Plus for $1,600. Later on, she was shocked to find out that the shop demanded that she pay another $2,400 for two years of insurance.
Subsequently, the shop was only willing to give her a $1,000 refund. Miss Zhou decided to go to the Small Claims Tribunal, who then ordered the shop to refund Miss Zhou of $1,010.
However, when Miss Zhou went to collect her refund, she was given the money in a bag full of coins.
Later, the bag was thrown onto the floor. It was not known who did it.
While Miss Zhou was picking up her coins, the shop staff embarrassed her by making nasty remarks against her.
The incident took place over a period of four hours, which led to the Police being called.
Miss Zhou is in Singapore for a holiday. She has an aunt residing here who had also bought an iPhone 6 but was charged for $3,000.
The mobile shop in question is Mobile Air.
A quick search online showed that Mobile Air has faced numerous complaints, both locally and overseas.
In fact, a brochure at the Sim Lim Square also warned consumers about patronising Mobile Air. Over the third quarter of the year, Mobile Air received the most complaints at Sim Lim Square, with 11 complaints over June to August this year.
http://i.imgur.com/bsfBU9p.jpg
It is understood that Mobile Air has been operating for at least two years now. It is unsure why the authorities have yet to take any affirmative action against the shop.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?193018-Mobile-air-at-sim-lim-gave-woman-1-010-in-coins-when-she-asked-for-refund&goto=newpost).