T Shirt Printing Malaysia - Manufacturer and Supplier | T-shirt Printing Malaysia

If only the words '100% authentic' were always used honestly. Unfortunately, there are heaps of fakes on eBay and unfortunately they are VERY hard to spot without experience and specialised knowledge - especially before you pay your good money and get the item home! I've been buying and selling on eBay for a while and I'll admit that I have sold fakes - at least I'm confident that they were even though my supplier told me that they were authentic. I sold them on eBay for what I paid for them just to get rid of them and didn't say in my listing that they were authentic - I even told some buyers who asked that I doubted that they were - but I couldn't really say for sure. If you mention Penang to a Malaysian, you will get an excited rant about its amazing cuisine. You will also hear about its cultural and historic attractions and finally about the beach holidays you could relax at. The feeling you get when you step onto this island is one of a strange mix. Its corporate and business feel of the city is contradicted by the beautiful shorelines and people in shorts and shirts! Then amidst that lays an art of historic value for the culture geeks. It seems to be an island where you could do everything - explore, relax, feel modern, and also backdated- all at the same time! Being one of the oldest colonial part of Malaysia, Penang holds many places with a rich historical value. These places can be visited and if you're not sure where to go, check out the tourist centre in Georgetown near Fort Cornwallis to pick up a brochure. If you like flea markets and the thrill of spending money on little things here and there, Penang is a lovely place for you to explore. Head up to batu Ferringhi at night to walk through the night market lining the sides of the road, and if you want a bigger shopping experience there are malls all over Penang for you to get some retail therapy! True foodies will appreciate the stretch of hawker stalls on the ever famous Gurney Drive. You can also head up to Batu Ferringhi to dine at some well recommended restaurants such as Eden, or The Ship. In the daytime look for the Kek Lok Si temple or the Fort Cornwallis to admire the beauty of them. The main language understood here are English, Malay, and Hokkien. Other dialects can be understood but just may not be as widely used as in other parts of Malaysia. It would be great if you are Malaysian when reading this. You should know that with the Internet all nations are now "without walls" in terms of communication and business. Besides finding out how do people in Malaysia earn a living, you will also learn a little more about other income streams to choose from. Singapore and Malaysia are just next to each other and even though they are just a bridge apart there is a huge gap somehow. This gap is not how the Malaysian's eat or play in comparison with Singaporean's. Simply put it is the difference in the lifestyle and purchasing power. Yeah, inflation seems to be pretty high in Malaysia. For instance, you want to buy a nice shirt (with some fancy design from Taiwan) and see that the local garment shops offer you a price of RM (ringgit Malaysia) 45. In stark contrast, the same exact design in Singapore could be SGD$15 or less. You will see why now why some Singaporeans ask about how do people in Malaysia earn a living. It's just unimaginable that someone gets about RM1800 working as a senior technician and yet in Singapore the same person earns SGD1800. Dollar to dollar. Yet not the same because the price of goods are tremendously cheaper. Meaning purchasing power is higher in developed countries. Enough of small talk. Now we will move on to something more interesting.  Yeah, you have heard about stupid programs which cheats you of your hard earned cash. I'm not talking about that. Rather, about you starting an online business and still be able to make a fortune while living in Malaysia. T Shirt Printing Malaysia