And they had a bread maker.
We went to get the coupons they needed and when we came back they said the company does not sell the product anymore, it was unavailable in Kuching, and that they have checked with Kuala Lumpur... no more. This from the same lady that promised us the product was still available. They called a few persons, and spoke in Chinese, and told us, none. Wonder even if she was talking of the product or just saying hello to the person on the other line. First of all, if the product is discontinued, one should not place it in your advertisements! Or at least be aware that it is discontinued and advise your customers.I was rather irritated. This is a typical tactic of many Malaysian companies, that will draw you in to buy something.. that is no longer available (which they don't tell you) and then ask you to buy other things... irritating.. and the gall to ask us to buy other things. Wasted my time to drive there (twice). My sister then tells us that many people have found this bread maker to be not so good ... and so we then ended up going to the Spring to see if they had a bread maker.. and still looking.
Ernest
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Dr Ernest, it's really not good.
My mum's set already broken after 1 year usage, right after the warranty date somemore...
But my mum really used that machine heavily, making the bread for her friends...
Some more, most comapanies now didnt get quality goods for sale, just for the sake to increase the sale volume. So, I'm also disappointed!
And another disappiontment, credit card company also offer low quality goods for redeemption...my mum, again, exchange a non-stick wok, branded (available at Parkson for around RM100-300). However, after less than 12 months, the non-stick layer 'spoilt'.
"Haiya"...like you always say... :P
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