As a advice, I will suggest that you should avoid sharing accommodation with the landlord as long as possible. I know its too late, but this is a golden rule that I always followed.Sam00100 wrote:Hi Raja..i dont have any friends who can help me here in sg..as of now im looking out for a new place..hopefully i will get it soon.
No wonder.LongTimeHere wrote:Our Indian culture is to talk about all details, make quick friends and then things sour.
If you want to be cautious about bad landlords here in Singapore, I just found a gruesome video of a landlord entering tenant's room:Sam00100 wrote:Yup..i agree with you...Thanks.
I got an accommodation with a local Chinese..they are so friendly and caring..i feel like at home...
I wish every new comer to be more cautious when renting a room & not falling a pray like me.
Why did you say if at all to an Indian? Are Chinese people racist towards Indians?LongTimeHere wrote::Sam00100
Glad you found the a place.
Don't ask too many personal questions to the Chinese family. They don't like it. Their culture is different. Our Indian culture is to talk about all details, make quick friends and then things sour.
Also a Chinese will give his friendship very very slowly - it at all to an Indian. However once you make a friend it is generally very long term and for life. They will go thick and thin with you but you have to earn it.
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