Summary of the Complaint
Parents expecting twins booked a confinement nanny with PEM six months in advance, opting for a pricier twin package. However, PEM abruptly terminated their contract and nearly forfeited their $1,000 deposit on the delivery day, citing an uncommunicated requirement for a live-in domestic helper, leaving the new parents stranded.
Mummy's Key Complaints
PEM agent failed to mention the mandatory live-in domestic helper requirement for twin packages during contract signing.
PEM terminated their contract on the day of delivery (after C-section) upon discovering no domestic helper.
The agency insisted on a domestic helper, refusing family assistance as an alternative.
PEM nearly forfeited their $1,000 deposit due to their agent's oversight.
The agency reluctantly returned the deposit but deducted a $100 admin fee.
PEM's actions left them without a confinement nanny and feeling stranded.