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]]> By: Mel http://fashiono.my/2009/11/the-online-shopping-dictionary/comment-page-1/#comment-208 Mel Mon, 01 Mar 2010 21:25:40 +0000 http://fashiono.my/?p=240#comment-208 Hi, just some corrections if I may add :)<br><br>1. A typo under "blacklisted": "...email of the blacklisted<br>BUYER on their blog."<br><br>2. If I'm not mistaken, bank or fund transfer can be done over the counter OR at the ATM machine (not cash deposit machine, that would be categorized under "cash deposit"). Maybe doing it over the counter is called "manual bank transfer" while doing it at the ATM is "electronic bank transfer"? Not sure about this though.<br><br>3. Perhaps it's good to note that cash deposit machines do not accept notes below RM10.<br><br>4. Pos Ekspres generally reaches recipient on the next day. It is most of the time faster or as fast as Pos Laju. Should be added that this form of postage does not require recipient's signature, while Pos Laju does.<br><br>5. You could probably add "registered post" or "pos daftar" in here.<br><br>6. "Paypal" should be explained too.<br><br>That's my two-cents! :) Hi, just some corrections if I may add :)

1. A typo under “blacklisted”: “…email of the blacklisted
BUYER on their blog.”

2. If I'm not mistaken, bank or fund transfer can be done over the counter OR at the ATM machine (not cash deposit machine, that would be categorized under “cash deposit”). Maybe doing it over the counter is called “manual bank transfer” while doing it at the ATM is “electronic bank transfer”? Not sure about this though.

3. Perhaps it's good to note that cash deposit machines do not accept notes below RM10.

4. Pos Ekspres generally reaches recipient on the next day. It is most of the time faster or as fast as Pos Laju. Should be added that this form of postage does not require recipient's signature, while Pos Laju does.

5. You could probably add “registered post” or “pos daftar” in here.

6. “Paypal” should be explained too.

That's my two-cents! :)

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