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MAN POSED AS WEDDING GUEST TO EAT FOR FREE, GOT KICKED OUT THEN GOES ANOTHER WEDDING

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In the quaint gardens of Johor Bahru, a peculiar incident unfolded, adding a new chapter to the annals of wedding lore. A middle-aged Chinese man, seemingly dressed for the occasion, not only attempted to freeload at a wedding but boldly ventured into another celebration after being ousted from the first.

An audacious attempt to freeload

According to China Press, a middle-aged man pretended to be a wedding guest and gatecrashed a stranger’s wedding to eat for free, before being discovered and kicked out.

However, after being kicked out, he then gatecrashed another wedding to resume his freeloading off another couple’s celebrations.

The host of the wedding, known as “肥猫” (translated to Fat Cat), 35 years old, took to Facebook to recount his bewilderment as he discovered an unfamiliar face in the crowd during a wedding he was emceeing.

Imposter

The gatecrasher, impeccably dressed, approached the newlyweds with well wishes before taking an audacious step forward – engaging the live singer in conversation.

After learning the singer’s name, the uninvited guest claimed to be a vocalist himself and sought employment. Upon rejection, he pivoted to a deceptive strategy.

Facing inquiries from the bride’s friends, he brazenly asserted he was invited by the elders, earning a seat among the unsuspecting wedding party.

Unmasking the ruse, the friends discreetly verified his story with the groom’s side and promptly escorted him out, ensuring minimal disturbance.

Trespassing the Next Celebration

Undeterred, the crasher infiltrated a neighboring banquet, indulging in the feast. However, his escapade was short-lived as vigilant staff spotted and swiftly removed him.

The emcee and a wedding photographer took to social media, exposing the crasher’s identity, describing him as a balding man in his 50s with a slightly portly build.

Fat Cat added that if the man was really struggling in life, he should be seeking for help via the right avenues and not resort to shameful ways.

WOMAN FELL PREY TO “RICH MAN’S” FOREX INVESTMENT SCAM

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With the number of scams out there, one always has to be careful who they talk to. A woman shared how she was scammed after talking to a man on Facebook.

Here is the story:

I knew Justin (jwc) from facebook and he portrayed a luxurious life with strong forex trading. Taking a leap of faith, I opened a trading account and made money at first. He then asked me to pool the money with him as he is having too many customers and is hard to do the trading 1 by 1.

He also has some investors to transfer money to me and said that it can be held as collateral and profit disbursement as his personal bank account is constantly maxed out with transactions daily. Things started to get ugly when he couldn’t give us back the weekly profit as promised. I then received a text saying that I may have transferred money to an account related to an investment scam which I made a police report promptly.

His investors that transferred money to me also made a police report against him but as the money was transferred to me before RELEASING it to him, I’m now implicated and my bank account is frozen. I called up the investigation officer and was told that i’ll be called down for an investigation.

I now live in anxiety as i have 2 young daughters and a wife to feed and this happened just because i trusted his forex investments.

Avoiding scams:

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688. Anyone with information on such scams may call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential.

TOURIST WHO WENT VIRAL IN S’PORE, SAYS M’SIANS ARE NICER & S’POREANS ARE HOSTILE

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A female tourist previously went viral after posting a video detailing her negative experience with a Grab driver in Singapore during her holiday here, where the driver refused to drop her off at her stop and insisted she walk there instead, with all her bags.

However, she told the driver that she had paid for the ride and asked him to drop her off at her destination, to which the driver then started driving dangerously and causing her to burst into tears, before she “accepted her fate” and walked to her drop off point.

A lot of Singaporeans offended

Following the incident, the tourist shared that “a lot of Singaporeans got offended” by her last video where she said that Singaporeans are rude and that she misses Malaysia.

She then went on to make a few clarifying points in her subsequent video on TikTok.

She clarified that she didn’t say the whole country (Singapore) was bad, but “anyway since we’re here, let’s compare Malaysia and Singapore from my personal tourist view”.

The tourist said that she read online about how people say Singapore is safer and more stable when it comes to economics, to which she thinks the economics in Singapore are better “based on how expensive it is”; and in terms of safety, she “never felt unsafe in Malaysia”.

Singapore is more hostile and expensive

Adding on, she said that she feels Malaysians are more welcoming and warmer because of them being a developing country as compared to developed countries, which she contributes to the Malaysians living with “so many races there, they’re working on integrating everybody” and people are supportive of her studying Bahasa there and are very nice in general.

However, she emphasized that she didn’t feel this in Singapore.

She did add that “of course I met a lot of beautiful people here (in Singapore) too but in general, it feels more hostile,” which she attributes to the sub-culture of people living in big cities.

Summing her points, she says that from her perspective, “Singapore is just a more hostile and more expensive Malaysia” and she didn’t really feel much difference.

Recap on the incident in Singapore that first made her viral

The incident began when she just arrived in Singapore, and she shared a video on social media expressing her dissatisfaction with her initial experience in the city.

In the video, she made her feelings clear, stating, “People are so rude!” She went on to recount a specific incident involving a Grab driver that left her quite dismayed.

The incident in question revolved around a Grab driver who was tasked with taking the foreign woman to her hotel. Unfortunately, the driver missed her hotel’s location, which led to her having to walk a considerable distance with a heavy bag. She politely requested the driver to make a U-turn due to the inconvenience of her heavy luggage, but to her surprise, the driver declined her request with a curt, “No, walk it.”

Undeterred by the driver’s response, the passenger insisted on her request, explaining that she had paid for a service to be taken directly to her hotel. She pointed out her heavy bag and stated that it was unreasonable to expect her to walk a considerable distance.

To her dismay, the Grab driver informed her that he had another customer waiting and instructed her to disembark, adding, “If you don’t get out right now, I’m going to drive with you to the next customer.”

Desperate to reach her intended destination, the woman continued to plead with the driver. She asked him to return to the original drop-off point and reasoned, “Can you please just take me back to the place you were supposed to drop me off?”

Regrettably, the situation escalated when the driver began driving recklessly, causing the woman to become emotional and burst into tears and ultimately agree with the driver, saying, “Fine, I will walk, whatever.”

THINGS THAT S’POREANS WORRIED ABOUT WHEN TRAVELLING TO MALAYSIA

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With the borders now wide open and travelling made easier, more and more people are discussing and planning to go overseas.

One of the easiest countries to enter without needing much planning is our neighbour Malaysia, as the country is just a short bridge away from Singapore.

Singapore Uncensored ask several Singaporeans what are the things they worried about the most when travelling to Malaysia or other countries and here are the responses.

Robbery and Petty Crime

Crime rates are higher compared to Singapore but it is really not as bad as one would imagine. Just think of the people commuting daily to work in Singapore.

A Malaysian told Singapore Uncensored: “Just don’t appear to be flashy and don’t wear jewellery or branded stuff, you will be safe”

Vehicle Theft

In Malaysia, vehicle theft is common. According to statistics reported by the Vehicle Theft Reduction Council of Malaysia Bhd or known as VTRERC, they published a study stating that in year 2020 every 75 mins a vehicle is stolen countrywide.

A local Malaysian said that “No matter how old is your vehicle, always use a steering wheel lock and park in well-lit areas”

The steering wheel lock acts as a deterrent as carjackers will realise that it will take a longer time to steal the vehicle, therefore, giving up and looking for another target.

Kidnap

This is a crime that is very rare in Singapore but not unheard of in Malaysia.

Back in November 2021, a 13-year-old girl escapes from a kidnap attempt right in front of her school, reported Malay Mail.

The victim was taken onto a vehicle and drove for 400 meters before the young girl escaped.

Here is a statement published by the Malaysian Police:

“Police received a report on the attempted kidnapping incident that went viral on social media and investigations found that after the victim got down from her school van, she was approached by a man driving a Perodua Kancil car asking her to deliver a form to the school.

“The man then asked the victim to get in the car but she refused. The victim was then dragged into the vehicle and the suspect then off before the girl managed to escape about 400m away from the scene of the incident,”

Corrupted cops

This is nothing new and most veteran drivers going to Malaysia will always prepare a small amount of spare cash in the car.

This is also known infamously as the “Kopi money”.

A Singaporean once shared an incident at Johor Bahru Pelangi stating that a Malaysian Police gave up after realising that he could not get money out of it.

“I was at Pelangi and I made a U-turn, moments later a Police stop me and told me that I made an illegal U-turn. I straight away told him I have no money and its no problem if he issued me with a ticket.

The officer step away from the vehicle and discussed with two other Police officers before returning and said “You are free to go”

Recently an old video of a Police officer accepting a bribe has resurfaced on Facebook with over 1,000 shares

FAMILY HIRES BOMOH AS TOA PAYOH HOME IS HAUNTED BY EVIL SPIRIT

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The story I’m going to tell you is true. It happened at my previous house at Toa Payoh (Location: the block opposite Phillip Factory Lorong 1). I shall not expose which floor I actually live so as not to frighten the existing occupant (just in case they read this site).

This incident happened many years ago. When my parents got married, they bought this unit and a year later they got me. At first, no eerie incidents happened but the moment I was born… all the nightmares began!!

You see, my parents were young at that time (25 yrs old) & still working. So, most of the time they’re not at home. Sometimes they sleep at my grandparent’s house. But only after they got me, that they spend more time at home and my mum resigned from her work to take care of me full-time.

According to my mum, when they first brought me home from the hospital, I refused to step into the house by crying hysterically as if noting there was an existence in it.

But my parents ignore the signs and brought me in without having a second thought. And on that night itself, something happened….

Mother

At around 3 am, my parents who were sleeping in the living room with me, heard the clinking sound of keys, as if worn around the waist of “somebody” in the kitchen toilet..

The sound grew louder and water gushed out from the tap in the toilet as if someone is relieving his “business” there. Then the toilet door was heard to be swung open and footsteps walking towards the living room!!

My mum and dad were terrified but kept cool and recite all the prayers they knew. My mum managed to keep her eyes slightly open because she was curious to see who it was. To her shock, there… standing at the Kitchen door was this tall black guy staring down at her with his bright red eyes before quickly disappearing.

Due to that incident, my mum was down with a fever for many days. Even by then, I was still crying day & night… even some of the neighbours popped in to ask what happen to me!! (I guess my cries have caused some inconveniences in their sleep!!)

My mum told them she do not know why I kept crying. Then, came the revelation of the strange happenings in the house…

History

According to one of the neighbours, a Chinese family ever reside here and the elderly man hangs himself in the room (which is my room, no wonder!), later the rest of the family moved out of that unit because one of the grandchildren actually saw their grandfather walking IN the kitchen wall…

That explains why during my primary school days I always wonder why there is a kind of hole (a metal hook) at the ceiling in my room… came to think about it maybe… that is the place where he hangs himself!! (Err, scary man..) Well, this is not all… wait till you hear what my dad encounters!!

One night, my mom & dad quarrelled over some small matter. My mum got so angry, she picked me up & went to her parents’ house leaving my dad alone at home.

Father

Everything seems ok but not when it was about 12 midnight… My dad was sleeping in my room (you know, that room!), and he heard someone in the kitchen washing dishes. He thought it was my mum but then he recalled, no, it was not his wife because his wife has left earlier on… Who is this in the kitchen??

He tried to console himself that it was his imagination but no, he heard footsteps coming towards the room… Guess what he saw?? A lady who exactly looked like my mum (his wife)!! He trembles, close his eyes and began to recite prayers. At that moment he can feel the cold smooth hand touching his own hands and caressing him, he then feels “her” lying down beside him.

Yeah, I know it’s hard to believe it. Fancy having a ghost sleeping beside you.. that must be a “gatal” (means mischievous) ghost!! But that’s the truth.. My dad tried to reach for the “Surah Yassin” that is placed above the bed head but seems that his hands got numb and heavier every time he tried to stretch it further… (Must be that ghost trying to prevent him from doing so!!)

So, do you know what happened next? The ghost hugged my poor dad throughout the whole night and left by dawn. And the moment she left, my dad quickly ride on his bike and find my mum at his in-law’s house and told her the whole story. My mum laughed at him and even joke, why didn’t he make love to that ghost?? But my dad was too shocked and trembled that he stayed dumb the whole day..

OK, you have heard about my dad’s encounters.. now it is my own encounter..

Me

There were always these 3 things that disturbed me throughout my 20 years living in that room. (Practically, it happens every night without fail)

1) My bed will suddenly shake in the middle of the night as if someone did it but everytime i check there was no one there

2) I would encounter both legs to be cramped in the middle of the night (after reciting some prayers & rubbing the legs the cramped soothe away),

3) The scratching sound at the aluminium window

And there is only one incident that I could not possibly forget throughout my whole life… it is the nightmare that I had!!

One night I dreamt that I was being dragged by a very strong force from my bed to my room door.

It seems so real because I’m sure that I feel that bed shaking again before being dragged down from the bed to the floor.

I tried to shout for help but my voice couldn’t come out. I choke and couldn’t breathe…I recite all the prayers I know… but still this “fellow” dragged me!

I was in a state of giving up but I tried again this time by shouting “ALLAH THE GREATEST, THE ALMIGHTY” 3 times!! And that “fellow” dropped me so hard to the floor exactly at my room door.

I suddenly woke up from my dream and thank God, I was still on my bed and not at the room door! I was so shaken by the dream (because it seems so real and I can actually feel my back aches) that I slept with my parents for the next 1 month.

Bomoh

Due to all these unwanted incidents, my parents had actually consulted a bomoh to cleanse the house. It is found that the disturbance came from a ghost called “Jerangkong”… (maybe the unrest soul of that elderly man himself)!!

Although the house has been cleansed and the ghost has been thrown into the nearby forest (behind Phillip factory near to Thompson), that “fellow” still comes back to the house… except that he couldn’t enter due to the protection.

Well, funny but true… there’s one time we found a few baby footings in black shade on the upper part of our front door. And in my room itself, at the aluminium window there are four finger print (as if someone is trying to open the window from outside). Though we try to clean it off with detergent, it still can’t be erased… so we paint over it.

And throughout i stay there for 20 years, it was like hell… my parents always quarrelled with each other and they even come to a stage of divorce! Luckily, we are able to calm down and did more prayers together… This helps to improve the unexplained strange feelings surrounding the house…

It’s true, even when we’re performing prayers, we can even feel that something is watching us or surrounding us like a vulcan and its prey!!

We could no longer stand such things and finally agreed to buy this new house at Hougang and move out from that “hell” house!! I’ve stayed at this Hougang house for nearly 3 years and so far no weird incident happen.

Except that I miss the shaking of the bed, you know, fancy living with it for 20 years and suddenly it just gone with the wind.. it is a bit not the norm… (ha..haaa..haaa)

And the best part, the occupant who took over the unit after we left is a Chinese family. And it happens to be my younger brother’s primary-schoolmate.

Well, I wish them good luck… Hope nothing bad happen to them…

GIRL ASKS WHY EVERYONE’S OFFENDED THAT SHE DOESN’T WANT A WEDDING

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Why is everyone so offended that I don’t want a wedding?!

I don’t want a wedding. I just want to go to the ROM. My boyfriend and I both don’t want to do the whole ceremony and formal reception.

He wants a barbecue-type party with friends and family to celebrate, no dj/band or photographers or floral arrangements or anything that goes along with a typical reception.

Both of our families are offended we don’t want to do the wedding thing.

For me, I dread being the center of attention and the idea of everyone I know staring at me all night is my absolute worst nightmare.

My mom saying it’s selfish not to have a wedding and stupid because of all the money we’d receive as gifts. His parents are devastated we never planned on a church wedding(which wouldn’t happen even if we decided to have a ceremony).

My aunt said I can’t ruin her dreams of me having her kids walk down the aisle as ring bearers/flower girls. That is everyone else’s opinions and desires. And not mine.

Am I so wrong as to not want a wedding?

Netizens’ comments

  • I’m the same way. Weddings are overhyped, awkward, insanely expensive parties that the bride and groom don’t even get to enjoy.
  • our aunt’s big dream of showing off her kids at your wedding?? Sorry, but this is so twisted it’s funny. I wish I was your friend to hug you and laugh together at what families can be. Relax. Tell your aunt she is free to get (another, eventually) wedding herself and torment her kids for the ceremony. Tell your mom everyone must be so perfectly healthy and content in life to make such a big deal over this. Your wedding. Your joyous occasion. They must not spoil it for you. Unless you’re unconsciously using their protest as a way to express your own inner doubts, there’s no reason why you should sacrifice this perfect day in your life for being a people pleaser. Plus, barbecues are fun.

XMM WENT ON DATE WITH 50 Y.O MAN SHE MET ONLINE, GETS CHOKED INSIDE LIFT

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A girl shared her experience going out on a date with a man who is “close to 50 years old” that she met through a dating app.

Starting her video, she prefaced her account by saying “a man choked me in an elevator after knowing me for 30 minutes”.

Delving deeper into the incident, the girl shared that she met the 50-year-old man on the dating app “Hinge”, and after texting each other, they decided to go on a date together.

Without providing much details (or any at all) of the “date”, she said that the man “decided to just choke me out of nowhere”.

“Luckily no one inside the lift”

The incident took place inside a lift at an unspecified public location, and she recounted how “luckily there was no one around in the public elevator,” which draws a sense of suspicion as some netizens questioned her:

“why is no one being around when you got choked, even remotely considered lucky? what exactly were you guys doing inside the lift?”

Other netizens questioned her motives for going out on a date with a man in his 50s.

But irregardless, she further clarified the incident inside the lift and said that when they conversated with each other (presumably both on the date and when they were texting each other prior to meeting up), the topic of choking never came up, implying that the man choking her inside the lift was apparently out of the blue.

She then added that even if it was (mentioned during their conversations), it would “still be inappropriate right?”

She then revealed that after he choked her, she “just ended the date completely”, and the man then continued to try contacting her on WhatsApp.

50-year-old man

She then showed a screenshot of her WhatsApp chat with the man after the chat, where the man told her “sorry I made you uncomfortable, I acted a bit silly”.

To which she replied that “it’s okie!! nyaaa”

The man then asked her not to block him and she replied with a puzzled emoji, and the man then said “it’s a free world of course”.

The girl then added that for the next 2 months, the man continued to reach out to her and she eventually blocked him.

Summing up her video, she revealed the man’s age, addressing him in the video, saying: “like you are close to 50 years old, i think you should know by now that you shouldn’t choke someone you only know for 30 seconds in an elevator? And then you still text me thinking you have a chance?”

Netizens’ comments

  • We shld be asking you instead what’s going thru your mind going out on a date with a 50yo guy?? U are looking for a sugar daddy is it? Just say so lah..
  • Luckily there was no one around??? 50yrs old?
  • trying to find a sugar daddy?
  • Huh what she mean by “luckily there was no one around” when she kena choked lmao
  • Why luckily no one in the public elevator? Why does she feel lucky nobody witnessed it?
  • Report police: 🙅‍♀️
    Report tiktok for attention: ✅✅✅
  • girl… what goes thru ur mind going out on a date with a guy almost half a damn century…

MAN PAID $8888 PACKAGE FOR VIETNAM WIFE, END UP RUN AWAY

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A man recently shared his story of how his Vietnam wife ran away months after getting married.

Here is his story:

So I’m already in my 40s and I don’t really have the opportunity to meet anyone since my company has converted to 100% working from home and letting go of the office for cost-saving reasons and my social circle is all full of married people.

So I took the advice of my friend and went to a Vietnam bride agency, they gave me options to choose a package. Where I can meet 1 or 2 of them or several of them in the VIP $8888 package.

I decided to get the best package as I do not want to save money for finding the right partner. The agency flew 5 of them over after I picked them from the catalogue.

Most of them are in their early 20s and seem to be very young, 4 of them could speak mandarin and 1 could not. One of them caught my eye with a sweet smile and I thought that this was going to be a happy ending.

But deep down I know that there is an age gap and I would be a lot of patience.

Ran away

I did not host a grand wedding ceremony as I was not really proud of “buying a bride”, only my closest friends attended the ROM and we started living together.

Initially, there were some cultural differences and I am unable to eat her food except beef pho as I am not much of a vegetable eater. Luckily, she has some friends in Singapore and I thought that she will slowly adjust to Singapore after 2 months but I was so wrong.

So as per usual, I woke up with the smell of breakfast and I went to brush my teeth. But she was not home.

I assumed that she have gone to the supermarket and I continued working my day job from home. But after a few hours, I called her and the phone was off. Then I realised that there was a paper in the kitchen with the word “Sorry”.

I opened Facebook and contacted my wife’s friend who is also a Vietnamese bride.

She replied to me in a voice message in Mandarin saying “She needs time, She says you are too old she is very difficult with me”

I started to get worried and I called the bride agency but they told me that there was nothing they can do.

This is when I started to recall that all the smiles she had with me were quite fake…

She is an adult and she is not missing and there is nothing much I could do. I tried to contact her friend to get her back but my wife simply refused.

After 3 months I filed for an annulment of the marriage, really burn money…

DRUNK GUY MABOK ALREADY, HUMP LUGGAGE INSIDE HOTEL ROOM FOR GROUP OF MEN TO WATCH

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Alcohol has long been associated with altered behavior, often leading individuals to engage in actions they might later regret. Two recent incidents captured on video showcase the unpredictable and sometimes bizarre consequences of excessive drinking. These events not only highlight the potential dangers of overconsumption but also underscore the need for awareness and responsible drinking.

The public pre-cursor

The first incident takes place in a public setting, where a visibly intoxicated man who was drinking with his friends in public, creates a spectacle by gyrating his pelvis and dramatically falling on a rain-soaked sidewalk, as passers-by watched on with disgust at the guy’s drunken antics.

The private show

Following which, the group then takes their drinking back to their hotel room. The man, by now drunk beyond comprehension, was seen in the video humping a luggage and moaning loudly, as another man who doesn’t appear to be wearing anything below the waist, watches from outside the frame of the video as another person filmed the act.

Understanding the Science behind people acting stupid when drunk

Both scenarios can be attributed to the impact of alcohol on the central nervous system. As alcohol impairs cognitive functions and reduces inhibitions, individuals may act impulsively and without regard for social norms or personal boundaries.

The desire for immediate gratification and the inability to assess risks accurately can result in behaviors that are both bizarre and potentially harmful.

While the phenomenon of people doing “stupid things” when drunk is a common cultural stereotype, the scientific understanding of this behavior goes beyond mere recklessness. The impact of alcohol on cognitive function, impaired decision-making, reduced consequence awareness, social influences, and individual differences all play a role in shaping the choices individuals make when under the influence.

These incidents serve as reminders of the importance of promoting responsible drinking habits. While moderate alcohol consumption can be enjoyed safely by many, excessive drinking poses risks not only to the individual but also to those in their vicinity.

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MAN TRIES TO TOP UP EZ-LINK CARD, SMRT STAFF REJECTS HIM BECAUSE THE $50 NOTE “LOOKS OLD”

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In a recent incident shared by a concerned netizen, a routine task turned into a frustrating experience for their father at Yishun MRT station. Attempting to top up his EZ-Link card with a $50 note, the encounter with a staff member named Z**** unfolded into a perplexing situation, raising questions about customer service and legal tender acceptance.

The EZ-Link Card Dilemma

The incident began when the netizen’s father faced a predicament at the EZ-Link card machine. With only a $50 note on hand, the machine’s limitations prompted a visit to the concession counter, setting the stage for the unfolding events.

At the concession counter, the encounter with Z****, a staff member, took an unexpected turn. Z**** asserted that the $50 note appeared old and requested a new one. This left the netizen’s father in a 20-minute queue, adding frustration to an already time-sensitive situation.

The netizen’s father, already under the pressure of rushing to work, faced an extended wait at the concession counter. The time-sensitive nature of the situation compounded the frustration, leading to the netizen’s decision to bring attention to the incident.

Reached out to SMRT

The netizen expressed confusion about the rejection of the $50 note based on its appearance. A broader question emerged – since when are old notes considered unacceptable in Singapore? This raised concerns about the legitimacy of the staff’s decision.

Attempting to address the issue, the netizen reached out to SMRT for resolution. However, the response received was perceived as an attempt to protect the staff, leaving the netizen dissatisfied and prompting them to share the incident on social media.

Here is what the netizen said

Hello, I’m reaching out to you to share about an incident my father experienced by a staff in SMRT. He wanted to top up his EZ-Link card for $10 at the machine in Yishun mrt station but he had $50 note so can’t top up in the machine therefore he went to the concession counter to top up his card.

The staff, a lady name Z**** said that “the $50 note looks old so we can’t accept the note and asked for new $50 note.” After queuing for 20 mins to top up his card my father got this response from the staff, he was rushing to work also.I brought up this issue here because I don’t understand why the staff had to say like that and she doesn’t have the rights to reject a legal note.

Since when old notes are not acceptable in Singapore??

We reached out to SMRT but didn’t get a proper closure as they are trying to save their staff only. I just wanted to share this here so that SMRT staff can learn their mistake and hopefully no one has to experience this again. I have attached pictures for reference. Thank you.