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13-03-2022, 01:42 PM
A Singaporean couple paid S$28,700 to an Interior Designer (ID) company for their renovation works, only to have the renovation process delayed, and subsequent promises for a refund protracted.
..........Tay shared that she had discovered the company – Signature K Concept Pte. Ltd. – via Instagram advertisements.
After taking a look at the company's profile, she had decided to give the company a shot despite them being relatively new, as they had good designs.
She added that as the company's team comprised younger people, their target audience appeared clear: young and new homeowners like Tay and her husband.
As theirs was an HDB resale flat, Tay shared that the process had happened "pretty quickly". The total sum quoted for their renovation works was at S$55,000, reportedly because it was a resale flat.
The boss of the company had also showed them a couple of "three-dimensional designs" of the renovations, and they had even viewed the flat together.
The couple made a payment of S$28,700 on Dec. 19, 2021, for the deposit and an initial payment, as the contract required payments to be made progressively.
According to Tay, renovation works for the apartment was supposed to start the following week.
However, that was when things went awry.
More at https://www.bannedsite.com/forum/announc...panies/p-4 (scroll down to read)
..........Tay shared that she had discovered the company – Signature K Concept Pte. Ltd. – via Instagram advertisements.
After taking a look at the company's profile, she had decided to give the company a shot despite them being relatively new, as they had good designs.
She added that as the company's team comprised younger people, their target audience appeared clear: young and new homeowners like Tay and her husband.
As theirs was an HDB resale flat, Tay shared that the process had happened "pretty quickly". The total sum quoted for their renovation works was at S$55,000, reportedly because it was a resale flat.
The boss of the company had also showed them a couple of "three-dimensional designs" of the renovations, and they had even viewed the flat together.
The couple made a payment of S$28,700 on Dec. 19, 2021, for the deposit and an initial payment, as the contract required payments to be made progressively.
According to Tay, renovation works for the apartment was supposed to start the following week.
However, that was when things went awry.
More at https://www.bannedsite.com/forum/announc...panies/p-4 (scroll down to read)
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