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Complaint Review: SEAWAVES CRUISELINE - MALAYSIA SEA WAVES CRUISELINE - MALAYSIA - Kuantan Pahang Darul Makmur
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SEAWAVES CRUISELINE - MALAYSIA SEA WAVES CRUISELINE - MALAYSIA
16 MS Kuatan-Kemaman, PO Box 172, 25720, Kuantan, 25720 Pahang Darul Makmur, Malaysia
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SEAWAVES CRUISELINE - MALAYSIA, SEA WAVES CRUISELINE - MALAYSIA EMPLOYMENT OFFERED ABOARD CRUISELINER Kuantan Kuala Lampur
Jimmy Lam (Head HR Dept) Sea Wave Crusie Liner Inter. offered employment provided that certain protocol was followed. The sum of US$600 for visa processing etc. The Malaysian Government then passed a ruling that South African Citizens need to deposit 50%of one months salary as a security bond in case ther are any legal problems arising and you need to be deprted back to country of origin. Thisamount was paid over and Mr Lam assured us of the necessary paperwork being delivered soonest.
Contacted via email by Mr Lam suggesting that the diplomatic courier would be delivering said documentation, seamans passport, visas, tickets etc and he would then handover the tickets after a further US$1000 be paid to the courier. This was supposed to be in cash and no suddenly when the courier arrived in the country (with a local cellular phone) it suddenly has to be paid so he can get the parcel thru customs and immigration.
When trying to explain what the email reads they insist they need the cash transferred into a bank account (and suddenly can provide a South African Bank Account).
There is according to the Malaysian Government no company by that name, the lawyers assisting Sea Wave - Najib Bin Reasli and Associates, +6014 3679659, Tan Liew See is the partner responsible for all the dealings. The links the law website provides do not work... the law firms website is www.najibbinreasliassociates.com
Curt
Primrose
South Africa
Contacted via email by Mr Lam suggesting that the diplomatic courier would be delivering said documentation, seamans passport, visas, tickets etc and he would then handover the tickets after a further US$1000 be paid to the courier. This was supposed to be in cash and no suddenly when the courier arrived in the country (with a local cellular phone) it suddenly has to be paid so he can get the parcel thru customs and immigration.
When trying to explain what the email reads they insist they need the cash transferred into a bank account (and suddenly can provide a South African Bank Account).
There is according to the Malaysian Government no company by that name, the lawyers assisting Sea Wave - Najib Bin Reasli and Associates, +6014 3679659, Tan Liew See is the partner responsible for all the dealings. The links the law website provides do not work... the law firms website is www.najibbinreasliassociates.com
Curt
Primrose
South Africa
