Mm yea issuing a stop order on the cheque and going to ask for it back. Has not been cashed in yet.anneteoh wrote:Sounds to me rather a con. Perhaps I'm not too trustworthy.
Sorry, never expected to hear of this in Singapore. One can never take things for granted. Never give a cheque to anyone on the basis of a future promoise. My advice -
- cancel the cheque at once with your bank.
- look for another place to rent.
Or if it's too late, and it's after two weeks, visit the local police station and give your story. They should be able to find out ht the crook is at least.
Sounds okay where money transaction's concerned. It's the delay or perhaps other complications with this landlord you should worry about.FaeLLe wrote: Mm yea issuing a stop order on the cheque and going to ask for it back. Has not been cashed in yet.
What legal implications do I have since I signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) already that the agent has?
FaeLLe wrote:Got my cheque back. Acted like I was interested in other properties of his.... in the meantime found a condo using SE Real Estate Agency and signed a two year lease!
--- Great news. Yeah, this forum's rather indispensable; and people here are helpful. If I'd known about this before...
Very professional thank you Singapore Expats forum
Think the agent was genuine he was trying not to scare me away from the property while he did his arrangements I guess.
I dun wanna, but I gotta......anneteoh wrote: --- Nice to know you're getting to know the locals, but don't get into their heads! lol.
---Not everyone's ever so helpful, (albeit in a grumpy way, and sometimes, not too kindly too) like you; but say, is this your help, to mind this forum?sundaymorningstaple wrote:I dun wanna, but I gotta......anneteoh wrote: --- Nice to know you're getting to know the locals, but don't get into their heads! lol.
Why not? dog knows that there's plenty of unused space in a lot of 'em!
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