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15-Jul-2010 12:54 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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Please pOst the ANALYST's  report for ALL to SHARE.

it  is an Opportunity for ALL to shOrt ? ? ? ?



leoleo      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 12:50) Posted:

VERY SCARY, Just read news one of the analyst cut DBS px from $18 to $12 abt 30%. Any expert Pls advice sell now or hold till report announce ?

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15-Jul-2010 12:52 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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my first bank current account when staring work was with DBS and i also had the POSB account too from childhood time.

After the DBS tOOk Over the POSB, i nOticed the attitude CHANGE tOwards cUstomers.

They really iNsulted lOyal customers and ignOred custOmers' service needs.

I iMMEDiATELY  clOsed  bOth  accOunts  withOUT  regrets.



Salute      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 12:05) Posted:



Do you all often encounter the failure in the posb passbook not being able to use for update and the reason being the magnetic/sensor (the black colored portion) strip not being able to send. For me, if one or twice that is working, I am considered lucky. Almost every time couldn't work, the frontline staff told me not to have near connect of magnectic item-cellphone is ok, other cards are ok. What's the reason. Very frustrated and often asked them to tell the management to look into this matter and give proper advise or give a cover that could prevent this incident from happen...I am sure non of them suggest, because they just paid to do those known routine works.

secondly, the SMRT cards, not only me, but many encounter the "card mismatch" "card failure" kind of wording appeared when one taps the ezlink card on the sensor when enter. Well, is the fare is low its understandable, but often is not and one has to go to the pax service to ratified it. I didn't see this happened in Japan or HongKong.

The efficiency in these aspects have dropped and they don't care. Problem has to be as big scale as the recent DBS case then is able to catch the attention of the top management. It's good to make them apologise. As the service in POSB or DBS has dropped compared to UOB. UOB has enough staff to handle the crowd but DBS just cares about cutting cost and in such waiting by the clients is understandable unless you are privilege customer.......so urgly,..:(

 

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15-Jul-2010 12:45 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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THE  MiSTAKE  SCAM

I experienced this in late 1990s with a FORTUNE 500  Logistics MNC.

DOUBLE  invoiced  the FREIGHT COST for every SHIPMENT.

BiLLed same amount TWiCE by two invoices (Different numbers and different dates) over two separate months.

My company's Logistics Heads just SIGNED BLINDLY and PAiD ALL BILLS every month.   ALL DIVISIONS' logistics bills  were centralised in the Logistics Department without going to the Divisions' Head for approval because of the SAP ERP system.

Once fine day, when i was reading a Project Report and nOticed two logistic cost items for the project.  Each project was supposed to have only one logistic bill.

I requested to check the two logistic invoices and discovered DOUBLE BiLLing for the same shipment.

I further requested to have all logistic bills for that year and confirmed the dOuble billing for every shipment for the whole year.

When reverted to the FORTUNE 500 Logistic Vendor,  their management just SMiLED and CLAiMED that it was just  a MiSTAKE and they will make the full REFUND of all double billing.

BUT I  sensed it as a very SHREWD  MiSTAKE SCAM

because many customers just PAID Bills  BLiNDLY OFF-guardingly . . . .

 



boyikao3      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 12:09) Posted:

You dun understand lah. The more mistakes generated, the more money fly into their pockets. Human behaviour - Not everyone is so on the ball to rectify small mistakes - they may think, aiyah so bothersome to contact SMRT for overcharge, just be more careful next time. But these errors can be engineered into the system and when many people have mistakes, the amount collected is quite staggering !

Salute      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 12:05) Posted:



Do you all often encounter the failure in the posb passbook not being able to use for update and the reason being the magnetic/sensor (the black colored portion) strip not being able to send. For me, if one or twice that is working, I am considered lucky. Almost every time couldn't work, the frontline staff told me not to have near connect of magnectic item-cellphone is ok, other cards are ok. What's the reason. Very frustrated and often asked them to tell the management to look into this matter and give proper advise or give a cover that could prevent this incident from happen...I am sure non of them suggest, because they just paid to do those known routine works.

secondly, the SMRT cards, not only me, but many encounter the "card mismatch" "card failure" kind of wording appeared when one taps the ezlink card on the sensor when enter. Well, is the fare is low its understandable, but often is not and one has to go to the pax service to ratified it. I didn't see this happened in Japan or HongKong.

The efficiency in these aspects have dropped and they don't care. Problem has to be as big scale as the recent DBS case then is able to catch the attention of the top management. It's good to make them apologise. As the service in POSB or DBS has dropped compared to UOB. UOB has enough staff to handle the crowd but DBS just cares about cutting cost and in such waiting by the clients is understandable unless you are privilege customer.......so urgly,..:(

 


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15-Jul-2010 12:27 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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ENLiGHTENMENT

Luostock      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 12:12) Posted:



GST is bad for business !

In service line, some customers refuse to pay GST, to get the business the providers have to absorb the GST.

If the POSB book cannot be updated, you can try bending the book backward a bit esp the spine part. I have tried a few times and it works.

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15-Jul-2010 12:24 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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ENLiGHTENMENT

Salute      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 12:05) Posted:



Do you all often encounter the failure in the posb passbook not being able to use for update and the reason being the magnetic/sensor (the black colored portion) strip not being able to send. For me, if one or twice that is working, I am considered lucky. Almost every time couldn't work, the frontline staff told me not to have near connect of magnectic item-cellphone is ok, other cards are ok. What's the reason. Very frustrated and often asked them to tell the management to look into this matter and give proper advise or give a cover that could prevent this incident from happen...I am sure non of them suggest, because they just paid to do those known routine works.

secondly, the SMRT cards, not only me, but many encounter the "card mismatch" "card failure" kind of wording appeared when one taps the ezlink card on the sensor when enter. Well, is the fare is low its understandable, but often is not and one has to go to the pax service to ratified it. I didn't see this happened in Japan or HongKong.

The efficiency in these aspects have dropped and they don't care. Problem has to be as big scale as the recent DBS case then is able to catch the attention of the top management. It's good to make them apologise. As the service in POSB or DBS has dropped compared to UOB. UOB has enough staff to handle the crowd but DBS just cares about cutting cost and in such waiting by the clients is understandable unless you are privilege customer.......so urgly,..:(

 

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15-Jul-2010 12:21 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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THE DAMAGES  caused by

CUTTiNG  the  WRONG COSTS

THE  BP  COST  DEBACLE

-  ACROSS the BOTTOM COST CUT  Let to SERiOUS DAMAGE but negligible real savIngs

ACROSS the TOP COST EXUBERANCE Let to  SERiOUS DAMAGE and sIgnIfIcant OVERHEAD  blEEDIng 
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15-Jul-2010 12:14 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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tOO  many GENERALS

nOt  enOugh  sOldiers . . . .

tOO  many  HEADS  dREAMing . . . . and  grOwIng  FATS ? ? ? ?

nOt  enOugh  wOrkers  servIng . . . . iNcreasIng  OFF-guarded cUstOmers . . . . 

# # # #   REVERSE CHANGE  -  BACK  tO  BASiC 

Alexandra Hospital CEO  wants  ALL tO  be  SLiM: 

nO  FATS

nO  UNprOductivity

nO  OFF-guardities 



Salute      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 12:05) Posted:



Do you all often encounter the failure in the posb passbook not being able to use for update and the reason being the magnetic/sensor (the black colored portion) strip not being able to send. For me, if one or twice that is working, I am considered lucky. Almost every time couldn't work, the frontline staff told me not to have near connect of magnectic item-cellphone is ok, other cards are ok. What's the reason. Very frustrated and often asked them to tell the management to look into this matter and give proper advise or give a cover that could prevent this incident from happen...I am sure non of them suggest, because they just paid to do those known routine works.

secondly, the SMRT cards, not only me, but many encounter the "card mismatch" "card failure" kind of wording appeared when one taps the ezlink card on the sensor when enter. Well, is the fare is low its understandable, but often is not and one has to go to the pax service to ratified it. I didn't see this happened in Japan or HongKong.

The efficiency in these aspects have dropped and they don't care. Problem has to be as big scale as the recent DBS case then is able to catch the attention of the top management. It's good to make them apologise. As the service in POSB or DBS has dropped compared to UOB. UOB has enough staff to handle the crowd but DBS just cares about cutting cost and in such waiting by the clients is understandable unless you are privilege customer.......so urgly,..:(

 

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15-Jul-2010 12:06 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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LiKE  the hOng kOng kOng fU mOvies,  iF  hOng kOng cUstOmers and prOspects

NEVER  FORGiVE  and  NEVER  fOrget . . . .

DBS HK's  payment  gOes  tO  WASTE . . . .

iNstead  DBS HK  shOuld  jUst  PACK  UP  the  bUsIness  and  retUrn  hOme 
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15-Jul-2010 12:02 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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DBS HK had nO chOice . . . .

This is an iNequIty Settlement Fee

wIthOUT whIch  DBS HK is bOycOtted  by  hOnk kOng  custOmers and prOspects

iT  iS  BAD as DBS HK has  tO  blEEd  nOw

iT wIll be gOOd  hOpefUlly  DBS HK's  evIl dEEd  wIll  be  fOrgIven and  fOrgOtten

by  hOng kOng custOmers and prOspects

TiME  WiLL  TeLL . . . .

whEthEr  the  hOng  kOng  custOmers and prOspects  wIll  retUrn  tO  DBS  HK  ? ? ? ?



boyikao3      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 11:49) Posted:

PAYOUT to HK 115 MILLION SGD !

leoleo      ( Date: 14-Jul-2010 19:45) Posted:

Good or bad news, DBS HK payout for Lehman issue.Experts any comment?


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15-Jul-2010 11:55 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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hOng kOng  cItIzens and resIdents  dOn't accEpt  nOn-sense . . . .

That is  WHY  hOng kOng  has  nO  GST . . . .



boyikao3      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 11:49) Posted:

PAYOUT to HK 115 MILLION SGD !

leoleo      ( Date: 14-Jul-2010 19:45) Posted:

Good or bad news, DBS HK payout for Lehman issue.Experts any comment?


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15-Jul-2010 11:51 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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The advantages of interconnectedness are many — but we must first minimise the weaknesses with pre-emptive safeguards.



pharoah88      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 11:36) Posted:

Too connected for comfort?

Lessons to be learnt — and not just for banks — from DBS’ system failure

Letter from Johnnie Chia

THE front-page report (“DBS Group CEO apologises”, July 14) explained the cause of the recent system failure that resulted in denial of service for DBS and POSB customers.

However, there is a basic lesson in this episode, for all of us in all spheres of activity, that needs to be highlighted.

In the banking industry, customers enjoy a myriad of services seamlessly. This is possible because most of the facilities and services are interconnected. Customers gain from convenience, and banks benefit from economies of scale and productivity increases. We only see the problem of this “seamlessness” when a fault takes place:

The whole system seizes.

Conversely, if banks were to segregate and isolate various core activities into silos, there would be a greater level of inconvenience to customers, but the effect of systemic or other failure is easily isolated.

The broader lesson in this concept of seamlessness can be applied elsewhere. In hospitals, it is so convenient to move from one block to another, from one facility to another. However, when a fast-spreading virus such as Sars strikes, this seamlessness can also be the efficient conduit for the disease to spread, unless pre-emptive safeguards are first put in place.

Similar potential problems can occur in other areas, such as public transport.

The public buses and the MRT network are interconnected. But how often do we find that when a train breaks down, the entire MRT system slows down, and alternative modes of transport are needed to channel commuters to their destination?

So far, such problems have been resolved relatively quickly, but if the problem happens at a major MRT interchange and cannot be resolved within a day, virtually the whole rail system will seize.

Or take our expressways. The recent thunderstorms resulting in fallen trees, flooding and vehicle gridlock highlight a need to build in safeguards here. Once a motorist is on an expressway, there is no way to get out except at the next exit. In cases where a road is impassable, that exit can never be reached.

Unfortunately, the timely arrival of rescue workers also will be affected. Wouldn’t it be a simple, potentially life-saving solution to create contingency U-turns to enable motorists to at least head in the other direction? These U-turns need only be activated during emergencies, when the barriers are removed.

The advantages of interconnectedness are many — but we must first minimise the weaknesses with pre-emptive safeguards.


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15-Jul-2010 11:48 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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WHY  Banking  Services like account fees, TT, cable fees, et cetera kept increasing with

 HUGE economies of SCALE, HiGH Productivity, sEEmlEss integrated automation, super speed network and transmission, FREE SKYPE VEDIO and AUDIO CALL, FREE EMAILS, et cetera ? ? ? ?

HEADS  tOO  BiG  fOr  their bOdies

TOO MANY CINE HEADS

TOO MANY OVERHEADS

TOO MANY FATS LAYERS

TOO HIGH  SALARIES AND BONUSES

TOO MANY  UNproductivities

TOO MANY iNefficasies

TOO MANY iNefficiencies

TOO MANY iNeconomies

TOO MANY  OFF-guardities

TOO MANY . . . .  



pharoah88      ( Date: 15-Jul-2010 11:37) Posted:

In the banking industry, customers enjoy a myriad of services seamlessly. This is possible because most of the facilities and services are interconnected. Customers gain from convenience, and banks benefit from economies of scale and productivity increases.

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15-Jul-2010 11:37 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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In the banking industry, customers enjoy a myriad of services seamlessly. This is possible because most of the facilities and services are interconnected. Customers gain from convenience, and banks benefit from economies of scale and productivity increases.
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15-Jul-2010 11:36 DBS   /   DBS       Go to Message
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Too connected for comfort?

Lessons to be learnt — and not just for banks — from DBS’ system failure

Letter from Johnnie Chia

THE front-page report (“DBS Group CEO apologises”, July 14) explained the cause of the recent system failure that resulted in denial of service for DBS and POSB customers.

However, there is a basic lesson in this episode, for all of us in all spheres of activity, that needs to be highlighted.

In the banking industry, customers enjoy a myriad of services seamlessly. This is possible because most of the facilities and services are interconnected. Customers gain from convenience, and banks benefit from economies of scale and productivity increases. We only see the problem of this “seamlessness” when a fault takes place:

The whole system seizes.

Conversely, if banks were to segregate and isolate various core activities into silos, there would be a greater level of inconvenience to customers, but the effect of systemic or other failure is easily isolated.

The broader lesson in this concept of seamlessness can be applied elsewhere. In hospitals, it is so convenient to move from one block to another, from one facility to another. However, when a fast-spreading virus such as Sars strikes, this seamlessness can also be the efficient conduit for the disease to spread, unless pre-emptive safeguards are first put in place.

Similar potential problems can occur in other areas, such as public transport.

The public buses and the MRT network are interconnected. But how often do we find that when a train breaks down, the entire MRT system slows down, and alternative modes of transport are needed to channel commuters to their destination?

So far, such problems have been resolved relatively quickly, but if the problem happens at a major MRT interchange and cannot be resolved within a day, virtually the whole rail system will seize.

Or take our expressways. The recent thunderstorms resulting in fallen trees, flooding and vehicle gridlock highlight a need to build in safeguards here. Once a motorist is on an expressway, there is no way to get out except at the next exit. In cases where a road is impassable, that exit can never be reached.

Unfortunately, the timely arrival of rescue workers also will be affected. Wouldn’t it be a simple, potentially life-saving solution to create contingency U-turns to enable motorists to at least head in the other direction? These U-turns need only be activated during emergencies, when the barriers are removed.

The advantages of interconnectedness are many — but we must first minimise the weaknesses with pre-emptive safeguards.

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15-Jul-2010 11:28 Others   /   Singapore to become richest city in the world       Go to Message
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Soup kitchen running dry?

SINGAPORE

The Cuff Road Project run by nonprofit groups Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2) and One Singapore reported that last month’s expenditure hit an “all-time high” of $17,914. This is an 80 per cent increase of what was spent from January to March.

Though the spike in numbers could be due to the programme’s higher visibility, TWC2’s president John Gee believes that most of the participants have “either been forced to leave their jobs due to injuries or the non-payment of wages”.

These workers are issued Special Passes from the Ministry of Manpower while waiting for their salary claims to be addressed.

Meanwhile, they are not allowed to work unless they are detained by MOM as prosecution witnesses against employers.

Since its inception two years ago, the project has served over 100,000 meals to migrant workers. Daily, about 450 men depend on the programme for their meals.

“We aim to provide the men with meals in a safe clean environment, where they can eat with dignity,” said Ms Vernetta Lopez, president of One Singapore.

To make a contribution, make cheques payable to “Transient Workers Count Too” and write “for the Cuff Road Project” on the back. You can mail your cheques to Transient Workers Count Too, 5001 Beach Road, Golden Mile Complex, #06-27, Singapore 199588, or donate online at — A sharp increase in the number of jobless and homeless migrant workers could wind up a food aid programme within a month unless it receives an influx of donations and grants.http://www..twc2.org.sg/site/volunteer/cuff-road-project

Esther Ng

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15-Jul-2010 11:21 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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lOOks  LiKE  MBS  dOn't  have  enOugh  ADULT  GAMBLERS tO  fill the tables . . . .

sO  EvEn  lEt  iN  underAGED  GAMBLERS ? ? ? ?
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15-Jul-2010 11:19 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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Underaged gambler stole after casino losses

Ong Dai Lin

dailin@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE

For stealing the bag and another $2,400 worth of items in it, Tey was fined $3,000 in court yesterday.

Senior District Judge Tan Siong Thye, in his judgment, said a strong mitigating factor was that all the stolen items had been retrieved. He had also considered Tey’s age and that he was a first time offender who had showed his remorse by pleading guilty.

The court heard that on May 2 at 2.15am, just days after MBS had opened its doors to the public, Tey, who was working in Singapore as a hairstylist, was at the roulette section.

He noticed that a woman had placed her branded bag behind her on the seat of her chair.

When she stood up to place a bet, Tey picked up the bag and walked to the toilet. There, he took out $600 cash, $600 worth of gambling chips and a 16GB iPhone worth $1,200.

Tey left the handbag in the toilet. He was later stopped by a security officer, who checked his identification and age.

When it was found that he was underage, he was escorted out of the casino.

Just then the woman noticed her handbag was missing and made a report. Closed-circuit television footage identified Tey as the thief.

Tey’s lawyer, Mr Tng Soon Chye, told the court that Tey had gambled away $800 and was “worried” as the money was meant for his expenses that month.

Saying that Tey is a first time offender, Mr Tng added that Tey’s parents have “realised the need to spend more quality time with Tey and closely supervise him”.

MediaCorp understands that Tey was warned by the police for entering the casino as he is below the legal age of 21.

A Marina Bay Sands spokesperson said there were various levels of checks to prevent minors from entering the casino.

For Singaporeans and Permanent Residents, entry is denied as minors will not be allowed to purchase the $100 entry levy in the first place. She said foreigners, who need to bring along a form of identification such as a passport, will be subject to checks at the entrance.

Signs at the entrance also serve to remind potential patrons to comply with the legal age. They may also be subject to further checks within the gam

WEE Teck Hian
— After gambling in the Marina Bay Sands casino for 10 hours and losing almost all the money he had brought with him, 18-year-old Tey Chin Wei (picture) stole a branded lady’s handbag — valued at $5,000 — and pocketed the valuables in it.ing floor by uniformed officers.

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15-Jul-2010 11:10 GLD USD   /   Gold going up this year?       Go to Message
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GOLD PRiCE is ALL MAN-MADE and  ARTiFiCiAL . . . .

GOLD  PRiCE  is  DRiVEN  by  INTERNAL  iNFLATiON

generated  by 

Market Maker's Mark Ups

Funds Speculations

Central Banks'  Monetary Policies

Government Fiscal Policies

tO  DiSGUiSE  GROWTH

in Order to  KEEP INCREASING  OWN  COMPENSATION

 # # # #

WHERE there is TRUE  COMPETITION in TRUE OPEN FREE MARKET for eletronics and home appliances and garments and toys, et cetera

PRiCES  kept  fallIng  nOn-SToP . . . .

WHERE  gOt  iNFLATiON ? ? ? ? 

WHEN withOUT  MANiPULATiON  ? ? ? ?
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15-Jul-2010 11:01 GLD USD   /   Gold going up this year?       Go to Message
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whenever there is a Market Maker . . . .

Market Maker  is  making money from the market

ALL  THE  TiME . . . .
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15-Jul-2010 10:56 Others   /   Hunting for GOD or MFT       Go to Message
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ACT  OF  GOD

Casino KiNG Stanley Ho flies in to buy kIng of fruits

Macau’s gambling tycoon Stanley Ho has flown his private jet to Singapore to pick up 88 Musang King durians — the top variety of the king of fruits — Malaysian newspaper

The billionaire reportedly found the fruit so delicious that he wanted to buy 98 durians, but supply was low due to bad weather, the newspaper said.

Mr Ho spent a total of RM4,800 ($2,060) at the 818 Durian stall near the East Coast of Singapore.

He then gave 10 of the durians to Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing.The Musang King costs about RM38 per kg in Singapore, the newspaper said.China Press reported.

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