Alex Liew Chung Meng

Alex Liew Chung Meng

Fraudulent use of copyright material 

Plagiarism: The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.

Alex Liew Chung Meng

Alex Liew Chung Meng


Alex Liew Chung Meng - NCT AL NASHI ALEX SDN BHD (NCT)
Also Known as LCM - Fraudulent use of copyright material

Alex Liew Chung Meng, you are a fraud. The photo above is of a moladi structure and NOT your work. You use our copyright pictures illegally on your website (A lightweight concrete house in a week. Casting method, no columns, no beams and no brick-works, earth quake proof, safe life during earthquakes. | Alex Liew Chung Meng) - The link of the picture on our website

We have requested you, on many many occasions over many many years, to remove our photos from your website and to refrain from using it to dishonestly promote your product and company by using our copyright material and work. But, to no avail. Therefore the only option we are left with is to go public on your false claims  We will not go down the road of how you visited us here in South Africa and "stole" by trying to copy what we as moladi do. You have the audacity to call yourself an inventor. You are plainly put, a copycat and a lair hoodwinking people into believing that you have the knowhow and technology that you falsely claim to have produced. Simply despicable behaviour!



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Alex Liew Chung Meng - Copy and improve - Copycat not an inventor


 

Alex Liew Chung Meng

Alex Liew Chung Meng
Alex Liew Chung Meng

NCT AL NASHI ALEX SDN BHD (NCT)

Fraudulent use of copyright material - NCT AL NASHI ALEX SDN BHD (NCT)

FALSE CLIAMS - BELOW IS A PHOTO OF A PROJECT DONE IN HAITI WITH STEEL FORMWORK AND CONCRETE - NOT DONE BY ALEX LIEW CHUNG MENG AND HIS NCT AL NASHI ALEX SDN BHD

The original photo below - Haiti
haiti cast housing project
Link to the original site - Haiti

Below is the article that was posted on LinkedIn using the content as his own 

NCT AL NASHI ALEX SDN BHD

NCT AL NASHI ALEX SDN BHD

Plagiarism: The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.

Below is the post on Facebook and subsequently exposed as using the Haiti content as his own
Alex Liew Chung Meng Facebook Post
Alex Liew Chung Meng Facebook Post

Below is the post on Twitter using the Haiti content as his own

Alex Liew Chung Meng Twitter Post
 

What a dishonest person - "See the image-all it takes is 2 days to reach this stage" - This picture used on his LinkedIn Profile but was taken from a website where this structures where cast in Haiti
 
Link to the original picture
 
 Steel formwork was used on the project
 

Proof that you are guilty of Plagiarism: The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.

Keywords: Alex Liew Chung Meng - You are a fraud - Illegal use of copyright material, Malaysia, lightweight concrete, house, Casting method, technology foaming agent, foaming generator, formwork, cellular lightweight concrete Malaysia, NCT AL NASHI ALEX SDN BHD (NCT) - Also Known as LCM, LCM, false, lair, dishonest, copycat, copy, inventor, Plagiarism, alex@al-nct.com  lightweightconcrete@yahoo.com



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