A lesson learnt

[the7dragon]

yes they do. the geylang joints does that. it is registered under some trading
companies. so your statement reflect a transaction with a trading company.

Originally Posted by lssah

Well, reading this, I thought I'll share of my experience in using my ATM card to pay (but in Australia, hor).

There is one place that I always frequent when I was in Perth when I was undergoing 'training' there. There, they allowed you to use even your ATM card (READ: ATM Card not just credit card) for both the 'extrance' fees and 'extras'. But the best thing was that, when you received your monthly bank statement, the statement will normally reflect the place and the amt charged. There the 'true identity' of the place is not revelaed but reflected with the identity of another bogus company (eg, ABC Services Company instead of ABC HC).

The recep there told me that even though if my bank statement was read 'accidentally' by someone, that someone will not know you have patronise them before.

To me, that's a pretty good idea...but don't think the authorities here will allow that. But the credit card companies?

[apache]

Originally Posted by the7dragon

yes they do. the geylang joints does that. it is registered under some trading
companies. so your statement reflect a transaction with a trading company.

Good idea. One of the massage in Temple st (senxxx massage) does this.

Great if all the HC here does this as well.

Certainly,xxx Health Centre does not sound like a Gym or health Food product joint. Yeah, unlikely my excuse of buying "health tonic" will go through lor.

But somehow my mum forgot about the case, and I now pay by cash to play safe.