I would like to know if Alliance oil Co.is Legit?
We received a work offer from the above mentioned co. for work in Kuala Lumpur and they want us to go through a office that they recommended and pay monies for a working permit in KL. As I have read other answers it seems to be the employers responsibility to obtain the permit and not ours.
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Tell'm to stuff it - sounds like a scam to me. The website below belongs to the company and gives contact information where you can direct your questions. I believe they need to know about this so they may file charges.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Monday, June 1, 2009
I am looking for a Hawaiian dance teacher in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
I am looking for a Hawaiian dance teacher in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia?
The Hawaiian dance teacher must have experience in producing shows and able to work with 15 or more students and therefore she must include choreography work as well.
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tou can try to read online
The Hawaiian dance teacher must have experience in producing shows and able to work with 15 or more students and therefore she must include choreography work as well.
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tou can try to read online
Thursday, May 21, 2009
How much do you normally pay for health club memberships in the Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
How much do you normally pay for health club memberships in the Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia?
I am thinking about joining a gym. I have heard many rumors about the difference in fees that gyms charge in Kuala Lumpur. How much is the monthly dues that you pay for a less-than-a year commitment membership and a no strings attached cancellation (a lot of paper work) after the less than one year commitment is over? Btw, any recommendations for a gym in the KL area close to Damansara Height and Bangsar?
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Basically they're all crap, sorry to say. Once they've you committed for however long, customer service goes out the door. I guess if you're not particular about whether or not they'll attend to your problem (if you ever have one!), then you've a choice of 4 gyms: Fitness First (yes the one and only) in Menara Manulife, Damansara Heights. Celebrity Fitness in Bangsar Village 2 (a mall). True Fitness in Sri Hartamas. California Fitness in Midvalley Megamall. I've been with FF since 2003. I don't have a contract with them but I did pay a 1-time entrance fee of RM300. Monthly due of RM178 for a "passport" membership (ie I get to go to ANY FF club in Malaysia). I also know they've a "home" membership of RM148 a month. Upside of FF is that wherever I am in the world (I travel a lot), I get to use the clubs. Hence why I'm loathed to switch gyms. Happy searching!
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NOTHING. I prefer to go outdoor into the nature.
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It is around RM150 or less. Majority think thart the scene at Celebrity Bangsar is not bad.
I am thinking about joining a gym. I have heard many rumors about the difference in fees that gyms charge in Kuala Lumpur. How much is the monthly dues that you pay for a less-than-a year commitment membership and a no strings attached cancellation (a lot of paper work) after the less than one year commitment is over? Btw, any recommendations for a gym in the KL area close to Damansara Height and Bangsar?
Malaysia - 3 Answers
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Basically they're all crap, sorry to say. Once they've you committed for however long, customer service goes out the door. I guess if you're not particular about whether or not they'll attend to your problem (if you ever have one!), then you've a choice of 4 gyms: Fitness First (yes the one and only) in Menara Manulife, Damansara Heights. Celebrity Fitness in Bangsar Village 2 (a mall). True Fitness in Sri Hartamas. California Fitness in Midvalley Megamall. I've been with FF since 2003. I don't have a contract with them but I did pay a 1-time entrance fee of RM300. Monthly due of RM178 for a "passport" membership (ie I get to go to ANY FF club in Malaysia). I also know they've a "home" membership of RM148 a month. Upside of FF is that wherever I am in the world (I travel a lot), I get to use the clubs. Hence why I'm loathed to switch gyms. Happy searching!
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NOTHING. I prefer to go outdoor into the nature.
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It is around RM150 or less. Majority think thart the scene at Celebrity Bangsar is not bad.
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