Oh that makes sense as HKD is pegged to USD!HK follows US pricing, as far as I know.
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Oh that makes sense as HKD is pegged to USD!HK follows US pricing, as far as I know.
Hi! Can I ask if you’ve heard anything back so far for SG?Hi can I know which part of Asia are you in? I'm in Singapore and waiting for my SA to confirm.
Hihi, so far no.Hi! Can I ask if you’ve heard anything back so far for SG?
Hi dear just to share I heard certain models not allowed to put deposit to hold/order in. Last yr they were out of vintage mop earrings they also didn't allow deposit to order but allowes for sweet mop earrings.Hi! Can I ask if you’ve heard anything back so far for SG?
In addition to that, what I’m hearing now is that a deposit (even if 100% deposit) doesn’t secure the price anymore, you have to pay the current price when the item arrives in storeHi dear just to share I heard certain models not allowed to put deposit to hold/order in. Last yr they were out of vintage mop earrings they also didn't allow deposit to order but allowes for sweet mop earrings.
Yes not allowed to pay to lock in old priceIn addition to that, what I’m hearing now is that a deposit (even if 100% deposit) doesn’t secure the price anymore, you have to pay the current price when the item arrives in store
It’s the same situation in Malaysia. SA just informed that with deposit , doesn’t secure the price anymore.Yes not allowed to pay to lock in old price![]()
How’s the inventory like in Singapore?Yes not allowed to pay to lock in old price![]()
What I’m wondering about is, what if the item I paid a deposit for comes only 1 year later, and the price has gone up significantly by then. I can’t change my mind because I can’t get the deposit back right!How’s the inventory like in Singapore?In Malaysia… all bracelets are only available as samples for viewing and deposit is required to get into the waitlist now.
Is this everywhere (US included)? If so it’s BS. I don’t see the point of putting down a deposit.In addition to that, what I’m hearing now is that a deposit (even if 100% deposit) doesn’t secure the price anymore, you have to pay the current price when the item arrives in store
The point would be to guarantee you get the piece when it arrives, which really is the point of the deposit. Not to lock down the price.Is this everywhere (US included)? If so it’s BS. I don’t see the point of putting down a deposit.
Well according to my SA, the deposit is refundable or transferable to other items.What I’m wondering about is, what if the item I paid a deposit for comes only 1 year later, and the price has gone up significantly by then. I can’t change my mind because I can’t get the deposit back right!
I think it was pretty healthy. In Aug/Sept I was able to try sweet perlee (rg yg), signature perlee (rg yg). Last week my friend was trying the 5 motif mop. Doesn't seem very poor in stock. So far we haven't get the "samples" yet. But pretty sad that they don't allow payment to secure the prices anymore. But I was told now SG allows deposit for hard to get items though I'm not sure how much payment will be collected. I didn't ask if they allow refund if you don't want the item anymore. I assume you can turn it down and choose other items of similar value.How’s the inventory like in Singapore?In Malaysia… all bracelets are only available as samples for viewing and deposit is required to get into the waitlist now.