I Can't Believe This is Singapore!
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For those of you who've been following my threads, you will realise I'm in Shanghai but I've a car in Singapore.
My friend, who has been driving my car, just notified me that he did not receive any notifications from LTA to renew the road tax...after the expiry date! Sigh...
My wife got the phone number from the LTA website and called the number...to find that it has no means of reaching to a human operator! At least here in Shanghai, I can always get a human on the other side to talk to! It was a frustrating experience trying to find out what we can do.
I need advice right now. I believe LTA has already updated the address of the car to that of my friend or my sister in Singapore (neither of whom received any correspondence from LTA). But the urgent need right now is to pay off the road tax...which was due 28 Feb!!!
HELP! I can't believe this can happen in Singapore, land of ultra-efficiency, highly-praised by the Shanghainese! -
not sure if this helps, but i called LTA recently too and managed to talk to a human. did ur wife hear something like "press 0 to talk to an operator?"
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cause in china.. manpower is cheap...
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Its ok one lah
you just have to pay a fine and in the mean time don't drive that's all
fine amount:
1 day late - $50
1 months late - $100
2.5 months late - $115
3 months late - $265 -
nothing $$ cant solve in SGOriginally posted by haowee:Its ok one lah
you just have to pay a fine and in the mean time don't drive that's all
fine amount:
1 day late - $50
1 months late - $100
2.5 months late - $115
3 months late - $265 -
Ultra efficiency? The only example I know is the immigration counters at the arrival hall. Queueless. Maybe its just me, but its always a breeze.
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$265 can buy a lot of Big Sweep, mb will kanna 1st prizeOriginally posted by haowee:Its ok one lah
you just have to pay a fine and in the mean time don't drive that's all
fine amount:
1 day late - $50
1 months late - $100
2.5 months late - $115
3 months late - $265 -
It has been years since Singapore had adapted the machine operated answering services. But do always have an operator which you can talk to. Please call during office hours. In your case you can draft an e-mail to LTA to explain your situation, stating whatever you reasons to be.
I am sure the service officer will be more than willing to assist you.
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Now the gov wants everything to be online and automatic, recently the 'O' levels students are forced to go online to register for polys, in the end the server jammed
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actually alot of advantages for online registering lahOriginally posted by Meet365.com:Now the gov wants everything to be online and automatic, recently the 'O' levels students are forced to go online to register for polys, in the end the server jammed
- student no need travel, so mah fan, waste time oso.
- no need pay for data entry since student serve as data-entry for free
etc.
its quite a good idea, too bad they wanna be cheapo and didnt get more bandwidth -
They should provide at least another option for registering in person, that way everyone happy
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Your quote is wrong. In China, labour is cheap, but talent is rare. That's the reason (besides corruption) why there's such a wide disparity in income between the haves and the have-nots.Originally posted by houndy:cause in china.. manpower is cheap... -
She claims there wasn't. What's the number that you called? She called 62255582.Originally posted by l0st-s0ul:not sure if this helps, but i called LTA recently too and managed to talk to a human. did ur wife hear something like "press 0 to talk to an operator?" -
i called 1800 - 2255 582. should be the same i guess juz that the one i called is toll free? maybe ur wife didnt call them during office hours?Originally posted by StMichael:She claims there wasn't. What's the number that you called? She called 62255582. -
hahaha... ya lor.. dun say talent lah.. hard working good staff that can be trusted also very hard to find.... knn... my impression of china man now are all are ppl that can wait to con all ur money away.. haha...sorry.. too much bad encounter recently. hahaOriginally posted by StMichael:Your quote is wrong. In China, labour is cheap, but talent is rare. That's the reason (besides corruption) why there's such a wide disparity in income between the haves and the have-nots.