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Malaysian Ringgit & Fuel rate update

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bigman_185 Newbie

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RM$227.00 on 19 April 06, 0000hrs @ Jln Wong Ah Fook

Guess which word had this meaning.

 

1. Any code or set of principles containing different provisions for one group of people than for another, esp. an unwritten code of sexual behavior permitting men more freedom than women.

 

2. A set of principles permitting greater opportunity or liberty to one than to another, especially the granting of greater sexual freedom to men than to women.

 

3. A set of principles establishing different provisions for one group than another; also, specifically, allowing men more sexual freedom than women.

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ChesterS Newbie

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Originally posted by Fuzz@Apr 8 2006, 10:44 PM

I don't think its a fuel tax on foreign vehicles, bro.

Don't forget that there are just as many local bikes pumping there too. M'sia is one of those rare countries where the govt subsidy on fuel is very high, from which we as the immediate neighbours benefit alot from. I guess the fuel rise could be from a cutback on this subsidy rather than a rise in fuel tax. But whatever the case is, its still a bloody rise in cost for us who make that trip across the causeway...... :cry:

So rite now do we hv 2 pay anytin xtra 4 pumpin in m'sia? i nv pump there b4 la.

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flykite Newbie

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Originally posted by bigman_185@Apr 19 2006, 07:38 AM

RM$227.00 on 19 April 06, 0000hrs @ Jln Wong Ah Fook

bonus: if u smile smile when changing ringgit, u might get 50sen more. :smile:

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Gweester Newbie

Gweester

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S$100 = RM$227 on 20th April @ 1200hrs @ Jln Wong Ah Fook

Shell Petrol: V-Power = RM$2.15; Super = RM$1.92 :sian:

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Gweester Newbie

Gweester

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Originally posted by AngMohKia@Apr 10 2006, 09:55 PM

:confused: Yahoo all my bros want to change a thousand Singapore dollars each. So S$1000.00 will get RM2650 rite?:smile:

pai say.....typo error....

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1997-present: Vespa Sprint Veloce

2001-2003: Honda CBR400RL

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Gweester Newbie

Gweester

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Originally posted by ChesterS@Apr 19 2006, 01:48 PM

So rite now do we hv 2 pay anytin xtra 4 pumpin in m'sia? i nv pump there b4 la.

ChesterS,

 

The fuel price just got increase so pump more pay more....

Like Fuzz mentioned, it is a cut in subsidies that cause a rise in fuel prices...not extra tax...

 

As for tax, singapore cars are imposed with a RM$20 to go across the causeway...

As for bikes.....till now, no news on whether any tax will be imposed...

There are talks about them imposing tax on singapore bikes....about RM$9...

Also some say that the bike tax will be imposed May and some say July....

so...guess you are right to say that we have to pay more for fuel trips to M'sia....

 

:mad:

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1996-1997: Kawasaki KIPS150

1997-present: Vespa Sprint Veloce

2001-2003: Honda CBR400RL

2005-2005: Honda CB400Vtec2

2005-2007: Honda CBR1100XX Blackbird

2007-2011: Yamaha RXK135

2013-2014: Harley Davidson Nightster

2014-present: Harley Davidson Fatboy

deanz4 Newbie

deanz4

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i think if they really imposed tax on us singaporean... i just have one thing to say malaysia goverment is clever... ppl in jb will start to suffer..

 

we singaporean nv go in johore u think they johoreans can survived??? forget it!!!!!

 

they imposed tax only can start to pump singapore petrol liao

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h3llfire Newbie

h3llfire

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hope no tax for bike because more n more MY worker ride wave come sg work.. so it will be a hard time for them somemore those MY worker dun earn much also..

bike also dun do much effect on the petrol also ba...

deanz4 Newbie

deanz4

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its not for us to say .... its thier goverment np think....

 

like wat happen to the bridge that mahathir not happy abt

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Fuzz Newbie

Fuzz

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went in today afternoon. Caltex Gold still RM$1.92/ltr, and still no extra charge for S'pore bikes. and ramlee burger still RM$2.....muahahaha....

u u Newbie

u u

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caltex gold is 97 rite? i always pump shell 98 leh.. pump caltex once feel like funny lei... wha... hope fuel tax don apply to bikes... pa sg yu very dang pon leh.... :giddy:

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FatBiker Newbie

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Come to think of it.. did anyone actually tried looking into money changing trend? I mean with some history records.. it MIGHT (big assumption here) show that there is a weekly or monthly trend for the changing rates...

 

I mean thinking logically.. the money changer might feel that more people will come on weekends and beginning of month etc.. and adjust the rates according to all these factors right? :confused:

 

FatBiker

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flykite Newbie

flykite

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Originally posted by FatBiker@Apr 25 2006, 11:07 AM

Come to think of it.. did anyone actually tried looking into money changing trend? I mean with some history records.. it MIGHT (big assumption here) show that there is a weekly or monthly trend for the changing rates...

 

I mean thinking logically.. the money changer might feel that more people will come on weekends and beginning of month etc.. and adjust the rates according to all these factors right? :confused:

 

FatBiker

cos

 

 

 

 

USD has dropped, so now RM229.2 = S$100 at THE ARCADE @ RAFFLES PLACE 25 APR 2006 1300HRS

 

CB MY SALARY NOT IN YET

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josean Newbie

josean

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Originally posted by fabian@Apr 9 2006, 05:38 AM

The fuel/ toll inceases.

The visitors rate decreases,

dude, JB economy isnt only fueled by motorbikes going in for fuel.

there is no direct corelation between both situations

bigman_185 Newbie

bigman_185

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RM$228.00 on 26 April 06, 2300hrs @ Jln Wong Ah Fook

Guess which word had this meaning.

 

1. Any code or set of principles containing different provisions for one group of people than for another, esp. an unwritten code of sexual behavior permitting men more freedom than women.

 

2. A set of principles permitting greater opportunity or liberty to one than to another, especially the granting of greater sexual freedom to men than to women.

 

3. A set of principles establishing different provisions for one group than another; also, specifically, allowing men more sexual freedom than women.

bigman_185 Newbie

bigman_185

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RM$227.00 on 29 April 06, 1700hrs @ Sim Lim Sq.

Guess which word had this meaning.

 

1. Any code or set of principles containing different provisions for one group of people than for another, esp. an unwritten code of sexual behavior permitting men more freedom than women.

 

2. A set of principles permitting greater opportunity or liberty to one than to another, especially the granting of greater sexual freedom to men than to women.

 

3. A set of principles establishing different provisions for one group than another; also, specifically, allowing men more sexual freedom than women.

Gweester Newbie

Gweester

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RM$227.50 on 3rd May 06, 1200hrs @ Jln Wong Ah Fook

V-Power - RM$2.15

Super - RM$1.92

1995-1996: Yamaha TZR125

1996-1997: Kawasaki KIPS150

1997-present: Vespa Sprint Veloce

2001-2003: Honda CBR400RL

2005-2005: Honda CB400Vtec2

2005-2007: Honda CBR1100XX Blackbird

2007-2011: Yamaha RXK135

2013-2014: Harley Davidson Nightster

2014-present: Harley Davidson Fatboy

redbeacon Newbie

redbeacon

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Not encouraging you to clock posts but maybe you can start 1 topic in one of the appropriate forum regarding your lost family member. That'll get the attention of others.

 

Well, good luck. It's hard to keep a lookout for him when you say that his last whereabouts was at JB. But I'll try my best.

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