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Lia Meyrina's Wellness Village Spa Closed down - customers screwed!
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That's a nice formal way of saying "it's none of our business."
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chio leh..
Is this her?
Can there be 2 such persons living in S'pore with same name (uncommon) and both in Spa business?
But in her FaceBook she only has link for AquaSpa in Bali and no link for Spa at PanPac.
Another 'VERY TALENTED' Parasite Resident.
Wonder how many APEC people staying at Pan Pac witnessing this closure?
Services
* Aqua Spa
Lia Meyrina (Singapore) (**link to her facebook has just been disconnected barely 30 mins after I put it up. obviously someone is here)
Lia Meyrina
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Should be classified as cheating case as still accepting membership few days before run road (in red; article below).
Police reports, complaints against Wellness Village Spa owners
by Zul Othman 05:55 AM Nov 14, 2009
SINGAPORE - There were executives in their late 20s and ladies in the mid-50s. Until this week the group of 25 had never met each other. But on Friday evening, they gathered at the Police Cantonment Complex with a common purpose: To lodge a collective report against the owners of Wellness Village Spa, which closed abruptly this week.
After the news of the closure was first reported in Today, the boyfriend of one customer began gathering names via online forums. He was "disturbed" to receive nearly 300 emails from customers whose spa packages are now useless.
"We just want to increase awareness ... and make sure this doesn't happen again," said the 27-year-old.
Nearly all among the group on Friday had also gone to the Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) to lodge a complaint. Hundreds of others have done so, too.
The customers have been told they could file a claim with the Small Claims Tribunal, but some, like Ms Daisy Ho, are thinking of legal action. The consultant paid $800 for a 20-session package at the spa on Oct 29.
"I thought I had paid by instalments, but I was shocked to hear that the bank had already paid the owners in full," said Ms Ho, 55, who was told she is still liable for the credit-card payment.
Financial Services Consumers Association president Tan Kin Lian said those who want to join any club must "make sure it runs properly" because banks hold customers responsible for any credit loan.
Since the incident surfaced, several police reports were received and complainants were advised on their legal options accordingly, said a police spokesperson.
Police reports, complaints against Wellness Village Spa owners
by Zul Othman 05:55 AM Nov 14, 2009
SINGAPORE - There were executives in their late 20s and ladies in the mid-50s. Until this week the group of 25 had never met each other. But on Friday evening, they gathered at the Police Cantonment Complex with a common purpose: To lodge a collective report against the owners of Wellness Village Spa, which closed abruptly this week.
After the news of the closure was first reported in Today, the boyfriend of one customer began gathering names via online forums. He was "disturbed" to receive nearly 300 emails from customers whose spa packages are now useless.
"We just want to increase awareness ... and make sure this doesn't happen again," said the 27-year-old.
Nearly all among the group on Friday had also gone to the Consumers Association of Singapore (Case) to lodge a complaint. Hundreds of others have done so, too.
The customers have been told they could file a claim with the Small Claims Tribunal, but some, like Ms Daisy Ho, are thinking of legal action. The consultant paid $800 for a 20-session package at the spa on Oct 29.
"I thought I had paid by instalments, but I was shocked to hear that the bank had already paid the owners in full," said Ms Ho, 55, who was told she is still liable for the credit-card payment.
Financial Services Consumers Association president Tan Kin Lian said those who want to join any club must "make sure it runs properly" because banks hold customers responsible for any credit loan.
Since the incident surfaced, several police reports were received and complainants were advised on their legal options accordingly, said a police spokesperson.
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they shld be held accountable for their actions
