What would you consider as the most lucrative business in Singapore?

There are tourist attractions that offer special discounts to caregiver and free admission for PWDs. These include some attractions on Sentosa, the 4 Wildlife Parks, Garden By The Bay, Wild Wild Wet, etc. However, PWDs must show their DDR ID - Development Disability Registry ID card. Free admission applies to the first caregiver, regardless of nationality, who accompanies a Singaporean, permanent resident or foreigner with disabilities.

Well this is not exactly a secret but I think the wildest thing I ever did was when under intoxication ordered a free drink for everyone in the club. I don’t want to say how much it cost me pay off the bill, it still hurts me even today thinking about it.

Singapore is a beautiful place and offers a very stable and friendly environment for foreign entrepreneurs and employees alike. Its stable economy and high regulatory standards have encouraged massive influx of capital and investments. Immigrants are coming to Singapore primarily for economic reason and they find that they have much to gain by setting up a presence in Singapore as they appreciate the high levels of fairness and transparency present at workplaces and in social circles. A good number of immigrants have successfully set up businesses and firms as a result of their entrepreneurial spark and drive to succeed which may be hard to find in locals.

Since it was the store's fault, they have to give back a refund or give the missing items. They violated a law which is being honest to the customer. They did not even inform the customer that the product is not available nor give back the money as a refund. If they still did not reply or accommodate you, you can file a case because of fraudulent.

Under the Lemon Law in Singapore, which falls under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act, buyers can make a claim for a defective product within six months of purchase. Consumers can request for repair, replacement, reduction in price or a refund, says Seng Choon, adding that the law applies to goods and services sold online by a registered Singapore company.

There are a few ways of handling this, either you can open up a package immediately and check for damages so that you can give the package back to the delivery service so that they may contact the seller on the matter, or you can go contact the company responsible for selling the merchandise, these contact infos are usually present in the website or fan page, they usually take it back and provide you with another model but it will probably take some time to do so