Help! Anybody can provide more info about this company?
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make use of ple's compassion to make money.Originally posted by Purplehaze623:charity nowadays is big business? LOL
dun ever join them if a contract is needed lo..... cos they'll force u do the charity selling as CIP for the company wad-so-ever, or juz jolly-well coax you to do it for the sake of comission.
p.s.: btws can M.O.M do smth abt this kinda companies?
im not gg to work for them.
can MOM do something? I doubt so. As I asked a fren of mine, she said that it is a registered company, tho it's doing such things, but it is not a crime. -
i haven reported to work la.. and im not gg to.Originally posted by loneFighter:brown QUIT THE JOB NOW.i was tricked into this so called marketing job in juice asia.1 month ago,i was looking for a job in the papers.I went there to get an interview which was near clarke quay.In the evening they gave me the job.They told me no selling was required which was totally F*king bullshi+.Bcos u have to sell CHARITY TICKETS for 1 whole month and it is those kind which u have to approach people.And the worst part?The so called trainer i was assigned to totally blackmailed me into not quitting.I had felt like qutting bcos i couldnt stand selling tickets 8 hours a day for 1 day,needless to say 1 month.But he threatened to quit if i quit also,and basically tried to manipulate me into continuing the job.It was the worst day of my life.In the end i quit after 1 day but that F*cking trainer kept SMSing me like 2 pages of sms each time.I had to switch off my phone as he kept calling 2.And the salary is all commission based.They tell me i earn $65 a day...yea sure but u have to stand under the hot sun for 8 hours a day and sell ur allocated amount.The last time i had to see those tickets which cost $10 a day.Imagine that.QUIT NOW DUDE.DONT WAIT OR U WILL REGRET IT.i had first hand experience and i dont want others to suffer!
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As I asked a fren of mine, she said that it is a registered company, tho it's doing such things, but it is not a crime.
Some companies like to do business that tread on the borderline of legal and illegal grounds. In fact when there is money to be made, there will be takers. That is the law of nature cuz money is featured prominently in our advanced society or civilisation. You can't help but wonder
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saw some teenagers at the interview also.Originally posted by DailyFreeGames.com:It's great and smart that you did some investigation before you join a company.
think they are also poly or sec sch students.
ya i lucky i found out before i went.. later kena stuck there cannot quit.
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Originally posted by sohguanh:
I know, to them it's a matter of whether it's ethical or not, and whether they wana do it or not. some ple can do things against their conscience bcos of money. But I can't.
[b]As I asked a fren of mine, she said that it is a registered company, tho it's doing such things, but it is not a crime.
Some companies like to do business that tread on the borderline of legal and illegal grounds. In fact when there is money to be made, there will be takers. That is the law of nature cuz money is featured prominently in our advanced society or civilisation. You can't help but wonder [/b] -
Is it a FREUD thenOriginally posted by ^tamago^:i advise u dun work for them.
they are selling charity tickets. i have hit such companies before.. usually on ST Classifieds, they masquerade themselves as event companies, or new company needs many staff to fill in new positions.
they say they keep 10% for themselves, actual fact is they keep more than 50%, the charity gets 10% to 20%. and they will always try to sweet talk to you, have level of leadership (similar to MLM) to encourage them to sign up more ppl under them to form a sales line, and they will pester u for some time if u wan to quit. if i'm not wrong, in all such cases, they will always call u the day before to confirm that u're coming the next day.
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Sadly, it's threading in the middle line of illegal and legal.Originally posted by Devil1976:Is it a FREUD then -
it is perfectly legal.But they r doing it in a despicable way by lying to students/part time staff about the job nature.Wat no selling.This is WORST than selling man,i was totally misled by them.I mean y bother to even f*cking interview people when its just selling charity tickets.Obviously they r up to something.Sorry im just pissed off by this company.It left a very sour taste in the mouth.
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can get their director name & addressOriginally posted by browniebaobao:meaning?
also to know if they are S$2.00 company
but that you need to do it on liine, and each request cost S$ 5.00 each -
Originally posted by zaxis:can get their director name & address
also to know if they are S$2.00 company
but that you need to do it on liine, and each request cost S$ 5.00 each
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what is a SGD2 company?
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how come seems so similiar like DW Group ?
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this juice company is very funny.When i was there i was told they had expanded to china indonesia etc.BUt walk into their office and u would already think twice.The sofa was stained with some blue liquid,the door had no door knob.Its worst than a bloody warehouse.
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bring this topic up to sunday times and the company will be totally screwed...
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They were in TNP once regarding such sales. I'm thinking of writing in and see what the replies.Originally posted by Purplehaze623:bring this topic up to sunday times and the company will be totally screwed... -
their paid - up capital is only S$ 2.00 onlyOriginally posted by NewAge:what is a SGD2 company?
if any things happen the most you can su them and get back S$ 2.00 only
also as pte ltd, each indiv director not liable to pay from their own pocket.
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btw i remembered they said juice represents "join us in company expansion".what has selling charity tickets got to do with expansion man.Totally -_-
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why not just go there the first day n see what the job scope? if true, then just walk out on the spot la. meanwhile go for more job interviews n just treat this as a learning experiance in life ...
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hmmm... so is it the government's fault for making this lousy company legal? shouldn't they do some background check or whatever before licensing this company? what kinda govt is this...
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for ur info i went there b4..refer to my first few posts in this thread for my horrible experienceOriginally posted by bravo82:why not just go there the first day n see what the job scope? if true, then just walk out on the spot la. meanwhile go for more job interviews n just treat this as a learning experiance in life ... -
That's why it's easy for them to fold anytime they want.Originally posted by zaxis:their paid - up capital is only S$ 2.00 only
if any things happen the most you can su them and get back S$ 2.00 only
also as pte ltd, each indiv director not liable to pay from their own pocket.