Dear friend,
Worth taking note and forming good habit. "A stitch in time saves nine."
Do read the Holy Scriptures for yourselves in the free Daily Light on Daily Path for this day at http://soshine.blogspot.com/2008/01/daily-light-on-daily-path-january.html#Jan05M.
lck
From: Johnson See [mailto:johnson.see@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:33 PM
Subject: Fwd: BE CAREFUL - Filling petrol in malaysia
Dear JS-list receipents (esp. those who used to travel up to Malaysia),
Read below experiences by other drivers. It is a good habit to always ask for receipts esp. when one is overseas (more so in Malaysia). Receipts can also proved that you are there before. JS
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From: Daniel Ang <danielangsg@yahoo.com.sg>
Date: 4 Jan 2008 12:21
Subject: Fwd: BE CAREFUL - Filling petrol in malaysia
To: Johnson See <johnson.see@gmail.com>
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From: Daniel Ang <danielangsg@yahoo.com.sg>
Date: 4 Jan 2008 12:21
Subject: Fwd: BE CAREFUL - Filling petrol in malaysia
To: Johnson See <johnson.see@gmail.com>
Hi Uncle Johnson,
Below is an email I received from a friend. You might start considering collecting receipts whenever you go overseas spending your money After all, this might just be a healthy habit in saving you alot of trouble and health hazad.
Best regards,
Daniel Ang
Hi All,
Just a short story to remind you guys to collect your receipt when filling
petrol in malaysia.
While queueing at the customs for our turn to stamp our passports to go back
S'pore, 2 malay guys wearing esso polo tees, probably from the station whr i
filled my tank, approached us and told us that we did not pay for our petrol
(pls note i've already handed our passports to the custom officer).
Of cos we told him we paid but the malay guy asked me for receipt which i
cant produce since i don't normally ask from the counter.
Hearing that, the officer, while holding the passports, refused to let us go
unless we settle the payment. Even after telling them so many times that we
paid, they don't let us go, and asked 1 of us to f ollow hem back to check
the cctv. Of cos we didn't agree and told the officer to let all of us go
back together to check, he said yes, but have to leave the passports with
him as he claimed that he had already stamped one of our passports, Rubbish!
cos we didn't see him stamp anything.
In the end, my fren, who was rushing back to Singapore decided to just pay
them 'again'and end the problem.
The two guys looked happy as if the trip to look for us at the custom paid
off. In the end, i paid them 62RM when i only pumped 56.50RM worth of
synergy F1 petrol.
After that, the 2 guys walked to the officer's booth and shake hands w the
officer and the senior, happily. in front of us man.....
It appears that the staffs at the petrol stations will informed those people
waiting at the customs if they noticed any one leaving the station without
the receipt.
So bros and sis, pls rem to collect your receipt when paying for anything,
yes anything there. Who knows what story they may have next time. Don't give
these ppl a chance to earn bonus.
Best Regards
--
With special thought,
Johnson See
With Prayerful Heart, I Pray that I will be able to:
Learn & Move on from my Past,
Focus & Enjoy my Present,
Plan & Work for my Future,
Consult my Warm Heart, but Decide with my Cool Head,
Do all things with Passion & Good Purpose.
DV



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