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Friday, 19 October 2012

Landing net that floats on water and the Lexa

Yes folks, it floats ... !
Courtesy of EGO.
Their nets come in short, one-piece handles and longer, extendable versions.
Nifty piece of work and gear, this.
Choice of translucent rubber or black rubber netting including a mesh version that is wallet friendly but not as friendly to fish.
The main problem? It costs around RM240.
The 18-incher extends to 3-feet, which makes it versatile and convenient for most, whether one is on a yak or in a boat. One handed operation is possible should one choose to extend or shorten the handle.
I find the longer versions too pliant when fully extended; gives me the impression that big, heavy fish shouldn't be in the net when fully extended.
A worthwhile investment should one fish often or go out in a boat often. Handle screws off for easy and convenient keeping or stowing away.
Hope to get me hands on one soon. No more worries about my net sinking.



Daiwa's latest offering, the Lexa, looks sexy and alluring.
Gotta git me two of these :D
For a 100 series all aluminium baitcaster that weighs just a shade under 8oz with nice features that is expected to cost approximately RM400-500, it sure seems worth it.
The 300 series, weighing in at 11oz, is expected to cost around RM600, may be less.
Can't wait for the latest ABU Revo Inshore and their Volatile rods, looks scrumptious. Too bad the rods don't seem to come with K-guides.












AEON Jusco sucks BIG time


My input to AEON Japan. Leave us see if there be any proper follow up and action.
Certainly not worth it at all since the phone died within 18 moons.
Wither consumer rights in this land of ours?
Buying via interest-free instalments is much better; less hassle and miniscule administrative fee (compared with interest changed by establishments such as aeon or courts).

Dear Motoya Okada-san,

Bought a SONY mobilephone through AEON Credit, Equine Park branch in Serdang, Selangor in 2008. Made full payment via required number of post dated cheques at the same outlet. The AEON Credit staff banked in two cheques early in 2008, before the instalment due date, TWICE. This in turn caused a fine of RM100.00 imposed by the bank, TWICE. In addition, I had to borrow money from friends and rush to the bank. Your incompetent employees rebanked in the cheques late as a result of the cheques being returned. Account was paid up and closed in 2009. Your incompetent malaysian AEON Credit employees have the cheek and gall to harass me, via phone calls and text messages, including visits to the home during weekends, for late charges arising from their own incompetence.
I refrained from writing in 2008 after an AEON Credit employee assured me the matter would not be pursued after I'd faxed them my bank statement to show the bank charges imposed. Three years later after the account was closed, your incompetent malaysian employees are now harassing me for payment of late charges that arose through no fault of mine. This continues despite the AEON Credit collection department personnel, Sharina/Sherina, and customer service employee, Nita/Neeta, [sic] confirmed the facts of the case and assured me that the charges will be waived and that a letter to that effect will be mailed to me soon. Right now, another text message arrived from 012-8091587 informing of another home visit over the weekend to "discuss about payment matter". These are the numbers that sent text messages since this October alone: 014-7218911, 016-2112318, 016-3300221, 016-2111288, 016-3322328, 012-8091587.
Appreciate some proper professionalism instead of the ongoing mindless incompetence at work here.

Thank you.