Beauty shop in JEM accused of pressuring dyslexic boy to buy S$426 worth of cosmetic products

[Johnrambo]

A salesperson from a shop selling beauty aesthetic products in JEM shopping centre has been accused of forcing an 18-year-old male teenager who has dyslexia to purchase S$426.80 worth of beauty products he did not need.

Approached by salesperson

This incident was brought to light via a lengthy Facebook post by Norhayati Eb-Rahem.


She wrote that her friend, who she claims is a “harmless, dyslexic” 18-year-old boy, was walking around JEM, the shopping mall located in Jurong East.


The teen was heading towards a shoe store when he was allegedly stopped by a sales consultant from Premier Dead Sea, a beauty company selling cosmetic and skincare products.



The consultant then attempted to get the teen to try beauty products by the company.

Allegedly pressured to buy beauty products despite refusing

The post described that even after he declined the offer, the consultant continued to persuade the teen, even leading him to a counter to try the products.

At this point, the teen had already made several attempts to leave in vain.


The consultant continued to insist on having him purchase a facial cleanser gel.


Thinking that he would be allowed to leave after agreeing to the sales consultant’s demands, the teen reluctantly agreed.

Allegedly made to disclosed bank account details

The post also alleged that the teen was made to disclose how much he had in his bank account, and claimed that the consultant pressured the teen into making an additional purchase of a serum and a face mask before he was allowed to leave.

Mother found out

The mother of the teen apparently only found out after he called her after running into issues attempting to purchase his shoes.

The post said that due to his dyslexia, the teen was unable to understand why he did not have enough to buy the shoes after spending all the money in his account on the beauty products.

More at https://mothership.sg/2019/07/dyslexic-boy-buy-beauty-products-jem/

 

[sweetiepie]

KNN nowadays sinkie uncle better be careful when passing by beauty shops KNN alot of beautiful sexy filipina sales lady are well trained to pressure uncle to buy products by firstly greeting and kanning their hands KNN they will then lead uncle to their shop and start to be touchy and start to give many negative comments on uncle's skin etc KNN it is not easy to brush them off once you are 'arrested' unless you start to turn nasty e.g. KNN you want to check uncle foreskin anot KNN

 

[mojito]

Dyslexia cannot count moneys?! Nonsense lah!

 

[laksaboy]

Why CASE hasn't shitlisted Premier Dead Sea cosmetics is a mystery. Israeli companies get a free pass?

I have been 'jumped on' by Premier's ATB and Indon cewek employees at various malls. They rub your forearm and wrist with some nice-smelling gel scrub and drag you into their shop's water sink and rubba-rubba your skin while trying to psycho/flatter you into buying something.

Weak-willed guys and gals will succumb to their hard selling. Premier must have some highly attractive sales commission scheme... I hardly see such proactiveness from streetwalkers.

 

[laksaboy]

You see that $50 facial cleansing gel on the receipt?

That's one of the main products they'll attempt to psycho you into buying.

They all say something along the lines of: "Yes, $50 seems expensive for such a small tube, but you can use once a week with only a small quantity and it will last you a long time."

 

[Valium]

Go buy one knife, go back and stab her in the cunt.

 

[Semaj2357]

KNN nowadays sinkie uncle better be careful when passing by beauty shops KNN alot of beautiful sexy filipina sales lady are well trained to pressure uncle to buy products by firstly greeting and kanning their hands KNN they will then lead uncle to their shop and start to be touchy and start to give many negative comments on uncle's skin etc KNN it is not easy to brush them off once you are 'arrested' unless you start to turn nasty e.g. KNN you want to check uncle foreskin anot KNN

hanor, next time why not ask for foreplay test first

You see that $50 facial cleansing gel on the receipt?

That's one of the main products they'll attempt to psycho you into buying.

They all say something along the lines of: "Yes, $50 seems expensive for such a small tube, but you can use once a week with only a small quantity and it will last you a long time."

hanar, if don't use, can last forever - nabez!

 

[songsongjurong]

do it trump way, grab her by the pussy