The company apparently owed a total of $600,000 to customers, but its showroom have been vacated, and even its social media accounts discontinued. The company's director and staff have been uncontactable for the past two months. The same car dealership made the headlines in November last year, when its former sales representative, Chua Peng Jun, 23, was charged in court with misappropriating $414,564. The company's director, Mr Syed Khairil, was then quoted that the company would try its best to fulfill all its orders. Seems like they could not make it, with the director and his staff all missing now. Police reports have been made, and the authorities are investigating, but for the buyers, it is a case of hard earned money gone down the drain. Possibly with the money gone, most of them could also say goodbye to owning a new car. Not much can be done to claim back their lost money, but can more be done for customers stuck in such a dilemma? How can you trust car dealers now, as this is an industry where you pay thousands first before you actually see the product you are actually purchasing.
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AUTOMOBILE DEALER PURSUED BY DEBTORS CLARIFIES THEIR SIDE OF THE STORY
The car dealership at the center of the storm over a car which a buyer claims has not been transferred to his name despite forking out over $40K worth of cash for it has turned up to clarify their version of events. Who would you believe now?
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