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(WTS) iPhone 12 Pro Max 256gb Silver

iseenoevil — Mon, 12 Apr 2021 01:06:53 +0800

Item(s): Totally New iPhone 12 Pro Max 256gb Silver

Package includes: Unsealed box

Price: (!!!NOTICE!!!: Sellers are required to display the exact selling prices of their products. Failure to do so will result in the deletion of the topic) RM5350

Warranty: 1 year

Dealing method: COD in Penang

Location: Penang Island

Contact method/details: Whatsapp 0164413704
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Item(s) conditions: Totally new, won from company sales challenge.

Reason for sale: Already using.

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[WTS] Samsung S20 Ultra 5G 128GB

iseenoevil — Wed, 02 Sep 2020 23:42:41 +0800

Item(s): Samsung S20+ Ultra 128GB

Package includes: Unsealed. Totally new.

Price: (!!!NOTICE!!!: Sellers are required to display the exact selling prices of their products. Failure to do so will result in the deletion of the topic) RM3800. Brand new price RM4999.

Warranty: 1 year

Dealing method: COD in Penang Island

Location: Penang Island only

Contact method/details: WhatsApp 0164413704
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Item(s) conditions: Brand new

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Reason for sale: Contract telco unit. Using iPhone

(WTS) Brand New Samsung S10+ Unopened Set

iseenoevil — Sat, 19 Oct 2019 13:33:37 +0800

Item(s): Samsung S10+ 128gb

Package includes: Unsealed whole set unopened from box.

Price: (!!!NOTICE!!!: Sellers are required to display the exact selling prices of their products. Failure to do so will result in the deletion of the topic) RM3399 (RM300 discount from store!!)

Warranty: Full 1 year

Dealing method: COD in Penang island

Location: Penang Island

Contact method/details: Whatsapp 0164413704
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Item(s) conditions: Brand new.

Reason for sale: Company phone from contract renewal. Already using iPhone 11 Pro.

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(WTS) iPhone X 256gb (Sold)

iseenoevil — Sun, 29 Sep 2019 09:37:57 +0800

Item(s): iPhone X Silver 256gb

Package includes: Whole box plus casings

Price: (!!!NOTICE!!!: Sellers are required to display the exact selling prices of their products. Failure to do so will result in the deletion of the topic) RM2699

Warranty: None

Dealing method: COD only

Location: Penang island

Contact method/details: Whatsapp 0164413704 or PM
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Item(s) conditions: Excellent as is secondary phone, hardly use.

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Reason for sale: Company phone, upgrade to 11 Pro Max every 2 years

(WTS) Huawei P20 Pro

iseenoevil — Tue, 04 Dec 2018 21:45:13 +0800

Item(s): Brand new Huawei P20 Pro - Twilight x2

Package includes: Brand new - unbox, unsealed set.

Price: RM2400. PM for best price.

Warranty: 1 year warranty.

Dealing method: COD only.

Location: Penang Island

Contact method/details: PM or WhatsApp 0164413704
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Item(s) conditions: Brand new

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Reason for sale: Got it from lucky draw.

(WTS) Huawei P20 Pro - 2400 only

iseenoevil — Sun, 02 Dec 2018 19:37:43 +0800

Item(s): Brand new Huawei P20 Pro - Twilight x2

Package includes: Brand new - unbox, unsealed set.

Price: RM2400. PM for best price.

Warranty: 1 year warranty.

Dealing method: COD only.

Location: Penang Island

Contact method/details: PM or WhatsApp 0164413704
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Item(s) conditions: Brand new

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Reason for sale: Got it from lucky draw.

[WTS] SAMSUNG S8+ 7 MONTHS PREORDER UNIT

iseenoevil — Mon, 18 Dec 2017 23:25:48 +0800

Item(s): SAMSUNG GALAXY S8+

Package includes: Original Charger, Original Samsung Wireless Charger, Whole Box Set, 128GB Sandisk Ultra A1 100mb SD Card (worth RM180 on Lazada, can request receipt proof)

Price: RM2600 (!!!NOTICE!!!: Sellers are required to display the exact selling prices of their products. Failure to do so will result in the deletion of the topic)

Warranty: 1y 4m SAMSUNG warranty left, 4 months SAMSUNG screen crack warranty left (THIS IS A PRE-ORDER UNIT)

Dealing method: COD in Penang only

Location: Penang Island preferably

Contact method/details: Whatsapp ONLY +60164413704
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Item(s) conditions: Like new, only used for 7 months

Picture: As attached.

Reason for sale: Upgrade to iPhone X

[WTS] Samsung Note 4 Gold

iseenoevil — Sun, 20 Mar 2016 16:19:24 +0800

Item(s): Samsung Note 4

Package includes: Charger, Box

Price: RM1300

Warranty: None

Dealing method: COD

Location of seller: Penang

Contact method/details: 0164413704 Whatsapp

Age of item: 14 months

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Item(s) conditions: Tip top condition

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[WTS] Used 5 months Xiaomi 3

iseenoevil — Sun, 14 Dec 2014 16:24:08 +0800

Item(s): Xiaomi Mi 3

Package includes: Original Charger and RM50 tampered glass screen protector

Price: RM 600

Warranty: Still 7 months remaining

Dealing method: COD

Location of seller: Penang island

Contact method/details: Whatsapp: 0164413704 or email: gtongng@gmail.com

Age of item: 5 months

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Item(s) conditions:
Still tip top condition as uses phone case all the time.

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Reason for sale:

Change to Note 4.

[WTS] Used 4 months Xiaomi 3

iseenoevil — Tue, 11 Nov 2014 23:18:37 +0800

Item(s): Xiaomi Mi 3

Package includes: Box, Original Charger

Price: RM 620

Warranty: Still 8 months remaining

Dealing method: COD

Location of seller: Penang island

Contact method/details: Whatsapp: 0164413704 or email: gtongng@gmail.com

Age of item: 4 months

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Item(s) conditions:
Still tip top condition as uses phone case all the time.

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Reason for sale:

Change to iPhone.

[WTS] Used Samsung Note 2 - SOLD OUT

iseenoevil — Sun, 29 Jun 2014 16:35:57 +0800

Item(s): Samsung Galaxy Note 2

Package includes: Original Charger, USB, Box

Price: RM850

Warranty: None

Dealing method: COD/Free postage!!

Location of seller: Penang/Bukit Jalil/Bandar Sunway

Contact method/details: Whatsapp: 0164413704 or email: gtongng@gmail.com

Age of item: 18 months.

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Item(s) conditions:
Still tip top condition as uses phone case all the time.

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Reason for sale:
Change to Note 3

Penang - Hong Kong flight for only RM380!

iseenoevil — Thu, 26 Sep 2013 22:36:09 +0800

HK Express Airways now flies to Penang from 14th November 2013.

It is a low cost carrier that offers return flights from USD22 and USD117 after taxes.

If you're from other state, and wish to enjoy such discount, try coming over with Malindo or Firefly or even AirAsia!

http://hkexpress.com/

A reply to The Malaysian Insider

iseenoevil — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 12:21:29 +0800

MARCH 14 ― I refer to your editorial and a plethora of articles opposing the proposed 3 separate highway and one third link tunnel project awarded by the Penang state government by open competitive tender recently for RM6.3 billion. I hope that you will allow the state government to explain the rationale for this “desperate” effort to decongest traffic congestion on the island and bring about smoother traffic flow on the mainland of Seberang Perai.

I used the word “desperate” deliberately because for the five years that the Pakatan Rakyat (PR) state government has been in power, we attempted to implement a public transport system in Penang. Initially we hopped on to the federal government’s proposal of an elevated monorail even though we felt that reviving the tram system would be the preferred option for Penang as George Town is a UNESCO World Heritage city.

Every year during the federal budget wish-list, we put in the monorail proposal without any positive response. Out of desperation, we thought outside the box by paying Rapid Penang to give free bus services in the George Town heritage city enclave ― which was extremely well received. We extended this programme to free bus services back and forth from the mainland to Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone and Balik Pulau during peak hours again paid for by the state government.

The federal government refused to respond when we proposed our local councils to run bus services. Our final effort to pay the federal government RM10 million yearly for Rapid Penang to offer free bus services throughout Penang state during peak hours was unceremoniously rebuffed.

Much as we prefer the public transport option, you have failed to highlight that public transport in whatever form is the exclusive prerogative of the federal government. Even if it is funded by the state government, nothing can be done without the sanction of the Federal government. Therefore, regurgitating the homily that we should be investing in public transport instead is akin to beating a dead horse.

As the federal government appears determined to choke our roads to death, the Penang state government decided to act decisively. We cannot do nothing and wait passively. That is why we decided to improve our road network by building alternative roads in the most heavily congested areas. And also connect to the mainland to bring both parts of the state closer as well as ensure that the Seberang Perai Utara area is not left out of economic growth.

Let the people decide

The PR Penang state government will listen and submit to the will of 1.6 million Penangites. Consequently, the state government has taken the unprecedented step of engaging with the public and civil society since the proposal was first mooted in 2011. This was no rush job. We are still continuing such town hall meetings.

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Ruling Party vs Government

iseenoevil — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 23:57:57 +0800

While I was receiving my BB1M and hearing some of my friends or some other strangers say that:

'Eh, BN is giving us money...and we should be grateful and vote for them'.

Misconception:
Many people seem to have the perception of BN - government, government - BN.
Well, this is WRONG. BN is the government of the day - just because they are the majority party in Parliament, doesn't give them any eternal right to rule this country.

When the federal government gives out BR1M, we should not be grateful because:
1- handouts are given even the government is in a deficit spending budget.
2- it is THEIR responsibility as the government to fulfil their responsibilities - they are PAID.

Many civil servants in this country feels that they have to vote for the ruling party because they are the government, but the fact is:
1- Once a parliament is dissolved, any party stands a chance to be voted into the government. Both BN or PR are seen as government-in-waiting.
2- There is no such thing as having the obligation to vote for the ruling party.

This would also apply to state civil servants in Kedah, Penang, Selangor and Kelantan in the case of PR.

If the Penang state government doesn't introduce RM100 handouts to the senior citizens, single mothers, OKU, school children (Std 1, 4, Form 1, 4) and RM200 for newborn babies.
You think the federal government would be giving out BR1M?
That is a wonder of a two-party system. With competition, comes improvement.

*Disclaimer:
This is just a post to educate, not to create wars.

LGE responds to highway projects/tunnel

iseenoevil — Sat, 02 Mar 2013 21:12:22 +0800

Dear Anil,

I felt you did not give a complete picture of the constraints faced by the state govt during these last 5 years in trying to get public transport going with the obstructionist attitude of the Transport Ministry and the Federal govt. Nothing exemplifies more such difficulty faced by the state govt then the Fed govt’s stubborn refusal to accept a RM10 million yearly payment to offer free bus rides during peak hours. This is on top of the 2 earlier successful initiatives of offering free CAT bus rides in the heritage city enclave and free Park & Ride across the 1st Bridge from the mainland to Bayan Lepas FIZ.

You should have pointed out in fairness that the state govt can do nothing to improve public transport without federal government approval even if we pay for it as the RM10 million failed cash offer showed – no say in ferries, taxis, buses and even water transport. As such we feel that it is our responsibility to offer a clear choice – a worst case scenario if we do not win Putrajaya, that at least there are alternatives that we have planned to mitigate traffic congestion. It is worth pointing out that the number of cars coming in across the 1st Bridge had hit record levels of more than 80,000 car per day.

The award tender exercise was done in an open competitive manner and evaluation and recommendation done not by me or other EXCO members but by the State Financial Officer Dato Mokhtar Jait.

I beg to differ that building more roads will finally cause more cars to come in. The advantage of more alternative roads would provide us options of closing down inner city roads for pedestrian walkways, tram lines and dedicated bus lanes.

I respect your strong views on this matter and assure you that such acerbic remarks will not deter me from continuing to engage with dissenting detractors. We all want what is best for Penang but let us continue to engage to see how we can refine our respective positions on the premise that there is no monopoly for being absolutely right.

Attached is my press statement issued today which will allow me to give my side of the story. Thank you.

Regards,
Guan Eng

Decentralisation of federal power to Penang state

iseenoevil — Sat, 02 Mar 2013 17:20:18 +0800

If you look at the current situation now, the heavy centralised Fed Government we have has an annual operating budget of RM251.6 billion whereas Penang only have a operating budget of RM385.9mil.

That would mean that Penang's state government budget is barely 0.15% of the overall Malaysian budget.
USM in Penang has an operating budget of RM1.2billion, that would mean that they have almost 3x the budget of Penang, which is ridiculous.

Recently, there's been big hoo-ha over the major infrastructure project for the 3 major highways and an undersea tunnel in Penang - which is the state's solution for reducing traffic.

Many NGOs (which might not necessarily represent Penangites) are seen to heavily object the idea of it but by suggesting more funds public transport instead.

The thing is, most of you fail to see is that everything goes under the federal's jurisdiction from buses, taxis, airpots, MRTs, monorails, trams, ports.

The state government have NO SAY in all this issue. Recently the Penang state proposed to have RM10 million to fund Rapid Penang's park-and-ride scheme to reduce private vehicles on the road, but then the federal government have not approved.

Lim told them his hands were tied when it came to public transport so he had no choice but to build roads instead.
“I can’t just leave the situation and twiddle my thumbs, I have to do something to alleviate the congestion,” Lim Guan Eng said.

Then when we talk about ports and airports in Penang, it seriously severely lacking.

Do you think that autonomy should be given to Penang?

Read the 10-year proposed masterplan to bring Penang forward:
www.penangparadigm.com

Taylor's UniSA Applied Finance

iseenoevil — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 03:12:46 +0800

Hey all,

I need 1st sem text books for Taylor's UniSA's Applied Finance programme.
These are my subjects:
Principle of Economics
Marketing: Trading and Exchange
Accounting for Business
Management Principle.

Any idea where can I get cheap second hand books from seniors or anyone?

Private Uni vs Public Uni

iseenoevil — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 17:30:57 +0800

I've got this in my STPM:

PA: B- 2.67
Ekon: B+ 3.33
PP: B+ 3.33
Akaun: C 2.00
CGPA: 2.83
MUET: 4

I'm wondering whether I should enter local university or private university. I'm actually thinking of applying into local university first and enroll into private university since private uni intake is on May while the results for UPU is out around August. If I get the course I desire then only I will stop my private education and defect over to local university. Do you think its appropriate?

So far the private unis that I have considered are:
HELP University College
INTI International University
Nilai University College.

I'm either taking Economics/Finance/Business/Accounting related courses.
Thank you.

Gettin a new budget camera

iseenoevil — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 11:36:28 +0800

Hello folks,

my brother's birthday is just next month and I'm planning to get a RM400-RM600 budget camera for him since he has no camera and only relies on his cameraphone, I'm relatively ignorant in photography so I think I could ask for some help here.

I personally saw this Casio camera:

do you think its good?

or you guys have other recommendations?

best if the budget is between RM400-RM600.

thanks yeah.

Compaq Presario Notebook

iseenoevil — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 14:35:09 +0800

I am currently searching for the Compaq Presario V3000.

The specs are:

.AMD Turion(tm) X2 TL-58 Dual-Core 1.90GHz
.512MB DDR2 RAM
.120 GB HDD
.DVDRW / DVD WRITER / DVD BURNER DUAL LAYER
.NVIDIA(R) GeForce(tm) Go 7150 Up to 256MB Memory
.14.1" WXGA High Definition BrightView Widescreen Display
.802.11b/g WirelessLAN
.Altec Lansing(R) speakers, Dual omni-directional microphones
.1 VGA, 3 USB 2.0 ports, 1 RJ-11, 1 RJ -45, S-video TV out, 1 headphone-out, 1 microphone-in, 1 Expansion Port 3 connector, AC Adapter, 2 Omni - directional microphones

5 in 1 Card Reader.One ExpressCard/54 slot (also supports ExpressCard/34)
.2.4 kg (5.31 lbs)

-Glossy Imprint Anti-strach

- Built In Bluetooth

FULL Package INBOX
HP 1-Year International Travelers Warranty

If the price is reasonable for the 2GB ram I shall go with it.

I am willing to go to Prangin Mall and Midlands to buy if the price is reasonable.
Oh yeah, its best if you have the installment plans with 0% interest.
Please reply ASAP.