Aristocare
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Surprise that this con artiste is still happily operating as usual….nothing wrong to be deceitful and cheats?? :mad:
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onemore:
Surprise that this con artiste is still happily operating as usual….nothing wrong to be deceitful and cheats?? :mad:
Whether he is providing value for the amount of money charged probably has to be determined by the parents who buy his services.
With questions raised on his integrity, one is not sure about the other claims made on the website (such as success rate, success stories etc)
For the benefit of many others, perhaps the reporter can investigate and others can help to verify (other than asking his mother??). -
Zeng:
Whether he is providing value for the amount of money charged probably has to be determined by the parents who buy his services.
With questions raised on his integrity, one is not sure about the other claims made on the website (such as success rate, success stories etc)
For the benefit of many others, perhaps the reporter can investigate and others can help to verify (other than asking his mother??).
According to the Straits Times article
\"....The parents of at least two children have also asked him to remove from his website 'testimonials' purportedly coming from their children saying they had done well in the Maths Olympiad after attending his sessions, and would recommend others to join.The parents said their children never wrote any such thing.....\" -
jtoh:
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
His figures are based on what his mother tells him lah. :rotflmao:Zeng:
His website states success rates of 100% and 80% for both stages of GEP screening/selection tests.
This is quite an astounding success figure. Not clear whether this refers to those who have 1 year of prep ($13k to $15K) or those who go for 2 day crash course ($1.6K). With this kind of odds, surely a number of people will buy into this. -
tankee:
From front page of website, 80% get into GEP, 50% topped their schools, and interestingly, they have Kenneth Ong and Brandon Ong quotes as MD of Aristocare and Director of Aristocare, perhaps the reporter should interview them, coincidentally both are also Ongs.Zeng:
Whether he is providing value for the amount of money charged probably has to be determined by the parents who buy his services.
With questions raised on his integrity, one is not sure about the other claims made on the website (such as success rate, success stories etc)
For the benefit of many others, perhaps the reporter can investigate and others can help to verify (other than asking his mother??).
According to the Straits Times article
\"....The parents of at least two children have also asked him to remove from his website 'testimonials' purportedly coming from their children saying they had done well in the Maths Olympiad after attending his sessions, and would recommend others to join.The parents said their children never wrote any such thing.....\" -
is kelvin ong from prc ?
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jtoh:
:hi5:
His figures are based on what his mother tells him lah. :rotflmao:Zeng:
His website states success rates of 100% and 80% for both stages of GEP screening/selection tests.
This is quite an astounding success figure. Not clear whether this refers to those who have 1 year of prep ($13k to $15K) or those who go for 2 day crash course ($1.6K). With this kind of odds, surely a number of people will buy into this. -
Don’t flame me. Just a joke. Maybe Kelvin Ong was from the Raffles family of schools too…join their infamous alumni…
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VooVoo:
Don't flame me. Just a joke. Maybe Kelvin Ong was from the Raffles family of schools too...join their infamous alumni...
your joke a bit late .... ST says he says he was from ACS .... -
Zeng:
From front page of website, 80% get into GEP, 50% topped their schools, and interestingly, they have Kenneth Ong and Brandon Ong quotes as MD of Aristocare and Director of Aristocare, perhaps the reporter should interview them, coincidentally both are also Ongs.[/quote]Also, i wonder who is Eunice Cheang (stated in the website as Principal of Aristocare). Coincidentally, a Eunice Cheang contributed in this KSP website that her sister sent her nephew to Aristocare for this GEP course and got into GEP and studying in ACS. Not sure if both Eunice Cheang are the same person.tankee:
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Whether he is providing value for the amount of money charged probably has to be determined by the parents who buy his services.
With questions raised on his integrity, one is not sure about the other claims made on the website (such as success rate, success stories etc)
For the benefit of many others, perhaps the reporter can investigate and others can help to verify (other than asking his mother??).
According to the Straits Times article
\"....The parents of at least two children have also asked him to remove from his website 'testimonials' purportedly coming from their children saying they had done well in the Maths Olympiad after attending his sessions, and would recommend others to join.The parents said their children never wrote any such thing.....\"
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