I am using Windows 7 and Google Chrome. What I find is everytime there's a update from MSN, the Google Chrome does not work. Therefore everytime I do an update or there's an automatic installation when the notebook reboots, I reinstall the Google Chrome after that. Hope this helps.
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I am using Windows 7 and Google Chrome. What I find is everytime there's a update from MSN, the Google Chrome does not work. Therefore everytime I do an update or there's an automatic installation when the notebook reboots, I reinstall the Google Chrome after that. Hope this helps.
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I was using Chrome on Win Vista and no problem. Chrome is fast and good, when I switched to Win 8 recently, was very easy to access the book marks on the old computer too via google account.
Dont use windows browser as always sucks ,i use firefox n chrome very fast n good ,though need to update every month to keep it fast.
Google map is not bad,just type address and search can already
Hi, my close friend is thinking of bringing in her own maid when she moves to JB. Meaning she will source the maid herself. Is it possible to do the paper work oneself or does anyone know of an agency in JB that can help?My friend is a Malaysian so there should be no problem about eligibility.
I have a silly question.... Didn't cross my mind until I start clearing my drawers today...
I bought my house directly from the developer... It is normal that I only have the original S&P, and not the land title? The land title will only be given to me upon full payment of the loan?
Thanks in advance...
I bought my house directly from the developer... It is normal that I only have the original S&P, and not the land title? The land title will only be given to me upon full payment of the loan?
Thanks in advance...
I only have the original S&P as mine is still under loan. I read that land title needs a lawyer to assist to transfer to you eventually after you have cleared your loan.
Hi, I have a question and hope the forummers here can help. I signed my S&P in July 2013 and am buying resale from a local at RM$950k. I have yet to receive my State consent and am wondering will consent be given in view of the new rules. Do they look at S&P date in which case consent can be given or date of obtaining the consent?
Sorry I don't understand. I had to sign the S&P before submitting for state consent. Just wondering whether I will be affected by the new rules and if i will be able to get the consent.
Hopefully, they can process yr application b4 e date line, think is in april or may. Cant recall e exact.
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You might have mixed up SPA, which is 5 thick booklets that require signature on every page, with booking form. Correct order is below.
1. Sign intent to purchase/Booking form with booking fee (you could be at this stage only)
2. State Consent (this could take about 1-2 months from time of submission by lawyer)
3. 20% downpayment immediately follow by Sales and Purchase Agreement
4. Loan Agreement
Resale could take about 6 months to complete. Mine direct from developers took about 3 months.
No firm date, going by recent confusion. Likely for government to postpone this rule indefinitely, if Q1 2014 sales is dismal. Their government-linked developers and state revenues from property were badly hit in Q4 2013.
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