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Bankrupt ?
Prime is quite a big company ....
Rental and sales of used cars ...new cars ..... import and export cars ....
No likely to go bust this prime .
Don't forget they took $5000 deposit from those OMO , and repay those bank loans , and save on bank interest
Bank interest can be easily a few million a year .
Not forgetting those daily rentals they got from those hirer .
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yen , i dun advise u to sign long term contract .
Taxi driving is all about free and easy , freedom ....
Drive 7 days already a torture , we are talking about 365 days for 5 fucking years boy ....Pure torture man .
Sign contract meaning u can't go holiday etc ... cannot sicko .... cannot have a decent break .
TransCab one yeatr contract , not too bad la , close 2 eyes past 1 year liao .
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Yeah , i heard many complaints about high diesel overheads from my Premier and some TransCab counterpart .
Yen , can consider TransCab Red Wish .
1 yr contract .... ok not bad benefits ....
To get a CNG , u must seriously consider filling location , u stay where ?
Edited by Poolman 18 Jul `08, 3:27AM
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ONE telephone number is all you need to remember if you need to call a taxi from next week.
Call 6-3425-222 or tap out the alphabetical prompter 6-DIAL-CAB.
The initiative is part of a transport masterplan announced early this year to make commuting a lot easier.
It arose from feedback from cab customers - especially tourists - who cannot remember the numbers for the half a dozen taxi firms here.
It is, however, not a super dispatch system that can scour Singapore's taxi population of 24,000 to locate an empty one nearest to you.
By using the common number, commuters are channelled to all the taxi firms' call centres, one at a time. If the first cab operator's call centre does not take your call in 10 seconds, the system diverts you to the second one, and then the third.
If the third call is unsuccessful, you will be asked to try again. If you do, the system will recognise it is your second attempt and connect you to the next three call centres.
Asked if the new common number system would be replaced by a 'smarter' system in future, the Land Transport Authority said no.
'The common taxi booking number system is a permanent facility to make it easier for taxi commuters to book a taxi,' a spokesman said.
The LTA roped in SingTel to develop the system, for $90,000.
Ms Tammy Tan, spokesman for ComfortDelGro, whose fleet makes up 60 per cent of the cab population, noted that Singaporeans were quite familiar with the firm's taxi booking number.
'There is, however, one group of commuters who may be confused with the different taxi booking numbers and they are the tourists. For them, the common booking number will be of help.'
Commuters who are familiar with the numbers of the various operators can continue calling them directly.
Source: The Straits Times July 17, 2008
Edited by Poolman 18 Jul `08, 3:07AM
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If i take up the offer , he/she must fulfill my $5.20 advance booking requirement .
if he/she just wanna pay just the meter fare , nothing else , then most likely she cannot get a deal from me .
Reason : She need it at 7.30am .... 7.30am i can easily pick one anywhere , no restriction .
No offense .
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