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Subject: Re: Jue Shi Marketing Pte. Ltd.

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Venusathena

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Date Posted: Tue, Apr 11 2006, 19:58:03
In reply to: Mike Poh 's message, "Jue Shi Marketing Pte. Ltd." on Tue, May 24 2005, 12:26:34

Wow, luckily I found out. I went for 2 days of training at JSM after responding to an ad in the Straits Times Classified. What a TOTAL WASTE OF MY TIME !!!!! PLEASE DUN BE CONNED BY ANY COMPANY CALLED JUE SHI MARKETING( J S MARKETING ) ( SHAW CENTER # 18-02) OR ORIENTAL TRAVEL. OR ANOTHER SIMILAR COMPANY IN FABER HOUSE. THANKS

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Author:
David Tang
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Date Posted: Sun, Apr 16 2006, 19:41:50

Hi everyone, just when I was about to look for Jue Shi's website, I came upon this bulletin board. From what my parents described is that they actually went down for one of the sessions last last Saturday, saying to give away a Chevrolet Aveo and some cold hard cash topped off with a Plasma TV, same like what Chucky described.

Upon sitting through, my dad made a good move and restricted my mum from signing up because in order to do that, you got to pay like 25k to become a lifetime member. Never mind if she does not sign up, they both received a $1000 flight voucher and a "Ultimate Freedom" accommodation voucher.

I want to ask anyone, are these vouchers valid in the first place at all or have anyone fallen into the trap of using these?

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