The National Consumers Complaints Centre (NCCC) - tempat pengguna komplen

Aku baca artikel ni tadi... saja dok takdak keja...

Kononnya... errr.. betoikah cara aku ngeja kononnnya? errr.. berapa 'N' aku nak guna nih?

Apapun.. cambung cerita... (bukannya aku nak feil Bahasa Melayu darhja enam lagi sekali pon kalau aku eja salah!)

Macam ni cerita dia... depa kata... tahun ni... komplen pengguna aka kita kita ni lah terhadap kompeni kompeni dok semakin banyak... 33% neik... hang bayangkan kalau gaji hang neik banyak tuh!

Kalau tambah tu apa makna? Makna dia... 33% extra orang dok kena tipu tehun ni saja..
Apa cita nih... kalau kita ambik tindakan betoi betoi... awat benda ni boleh dok jadi? 24,873 orang komplen...... tu tak masuk lagi yang tak mau... malaih... lupa...sedih... nak komplen tau kah?

Paih tu... depa sambung cita lagi... depa kata... yang banyak dok komplen ni termasuklah pasai tukang buat rumah... supermarket yang dok chip seil... bas awam aka bas pendatang... ejen orang gaji.. dan macam macam lagilah labu....


More complaints than ever before
By FLORENCE A. SAMY
KUALA LUMPUR: The National Consumers Complaints Centre (NCCC) has received 24,873 complaints last year, a 33% increase compared with 2006.
The top five complaints were against housing developers, direct sales, private higher education, management corporations and telecommunications firms, according to the NCCC annual report 2007 which was launched on Wednesday by Chief Secretary to the Government Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hassan.
Fomca secretary-general and NCC chief executive Muhammad Sha’ani Abdullah said consumers’ complaints against housing developers included poor workmanship, late delivery, abandoned housing projects, booking fees and misleading advertisements.
“The number of complaints against housing developers increased from 1,578 in 2006 to 2,076 last year, which is a 29.6% increase. Poor workmanship is a big problem for housebuyers,” he said at the launching of the NCCC report.
Other complaints include cheap sales, public transport, maid agencies and satellite television.
The report, which suggested recommendations, listed 23 complaint categories, all of which had at least 300 complaints.
Fomca president Datuk N. Marimuthu said their aim was not to attack anyone but to work together with the industry to foster better industrial harmony.
Sidek in his speech said the increase in the number of complaints with NCCC showed that the number of consumers had increased and that they were more aware of their rights.
“Consumers equipped with knowledge and awareness, can better protect themselves against irresponsible traders,” he said.
He said each complaint should be treated as “a gift and not as a burden.”
“Each complaint is an opportunity to improve. Government departments and all of us must be oblivious to who complaints but attend to their complaints immediately,” he said.
NCCC, which was corporatised as a non-profit organisation on Sept 17, aims to provide consumers an avenue to voice their grouses on goods or traders. - The Star

Yang bestnya.... mamu ni kata... komplen tu keyra macam peluanglah ataupun macam hadiah untuk kompeni kompeni ni bagi nak penigkat lagi mutu dia!

Dei mabuk! Tingkat mutu kah tingkat empat belaih ka... kalau orang yang dah kena pekena tu nak buat macam mana....? Orang komplen hang kena buat bagi depa bayaq balik la!

Takdak malukah depa dok bukak pekong habaq kat orang kata orang banyak dok komplen! Hangpa kena bagi kurang komplen! Kalau dok tambah komplen... tak payah lah bagi muka masuk paper! Kalau betoi hangpa dok buat kerja ambik tindakan kat penipu penipu nih, mesti dah takdak dah orang nak pi komplen kat hang!

Konon kata hangpa punya NGO ni untuk bagi orang luah perasaan pasai dok kena tipu... kalau luah perasaan saja... beik pi masuk karaoke teriak kuat kuat! Betoi dak????????????????

Haria bagi kat hangpa!

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