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SINGAPORE: A dissatisfied customer has taken to social media to express his frustration with leading car-sharing company GetGo, claiming he was charged a late return penalty despite facing problems from GetGo’s end. In a post on the Complaint Singapore Facebook page on Sunday , Aditya Parakh detailed his negative experience with the service, including technical issues and unjust fines, when he booked a car through the GetGo app on Friday .
“Can drive expensive car but can’t afford parking fees; always park illegally at loading/unloading bay!” — HDB resident calls driver out onlineSINGAPORE: An online user took an issue with an illegally parked car, sharing pictures of the vehicle and calling out the driver. “Can drive expensive car but can’t afford parking fees,” was the message shared by an online user who took to theFacebook group on Monday to make an issue public. “Always parked illegally at loading and unloading bay!” the netizen included.
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