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GIRL MARRIES A RICH MAN, THEN TAKES HIS MONEY TO FOOL AROUND WITH OTHER MEN

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I made the biggest mistake of my life when I decided to marry a rich man. I was never in love with him; I just saw him as an opportunity to make a better life for myself.

I was naive and desperate, and I thought it would be easy to take his money and have a good time.

Lived the high life, then started to fool around

I married him and immediately had access to all his wealth. He trusted me with his money, and I took advantage of that. I would go out with my friends and buy expensive gifts for myself. I was living the high life, and I loved it.

Unfortunately, I wasn’t satisfied with just spending my husband’s money. I started to have affairs with other men. I would go out with them and use my husband’s money to pay for our dates. I thought I was getting away with it, but I was wrong.

My husband eventually found out about my affairs and the money I was spending. He was furious and demanded a divorce. I was devastated, but I knew I deserved it. I had taken advantage of his trust and loyalty, and I had to face the consequences.

The divorce was long and painful. My husband took back all the money I had stolen from him, and I was forced to start from scratch. I had to move back in with my parents and work hard to make ends meet.

I had made so many mistakes, and I was paying for them. I had thought that marrying a rich man would make me happy and give me a better life, but I had been wrong. I was now poorer than ever and had to live with the guilt of what I had done.

At least I had learned my lesson. I had seen first-hand how easy it was to take advantage of someone and how much damage it could do. From now on, I would never make the same mistake again

MAN DEPOSITED $6K @ BUKIT BATOK ATM, FINDS OUT MONEY DIDN’T GO TO HIS ACCOUNT

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Facebook user Daniel Sim shared how he went to a UOB ATM at Bukit Batok Central to deposit $6,000 in cash into his bank account, but the money was not credited into his account.

Here is what he said (SIC)

On 2 march 23, at 22.37 I went to Uob bukit batok central to a deposit of $6,000.00 using the CDM 695. Happily, I left the machine, thinking that the money has being credited.

On 3 March 23 , at about 6pm . I released the money wasn’t credited into my current account at all. Where has money gone too???

So, at 7pm , I call the uob call center, waited about 20min for them and Wai Ling (customer service) to my call, she replied that she will ask the relevant department to call me back , and ask to wait for 7 working days, she was extremely rude to me. So I requested for a call back from her duty manager.

At about 8.50pm , the duty manager, Mei Mei call me, she insisted that I have to wait for 3 to 7 working days to get the answer. Very inefficient from her.

Just imagine $6k , is lost from your account, are you extremely anxious. Still got to wait??? How, can we trust the Uob services. Call them one of the best bank in spore, hahaha.

Every sporean should consider this uob.

Netizens’ comments

  1. Maybe give UOB a few days to investigate. You have the receipt, bank can check your account and maybe the cctv at the machine you deposited the money. Hope you get your money back soon.
  2. Remember to duplicate one copy incase it fade off !!!
  3. Make Police report. Simple
  4. Lesson learnt – try to deposit cash at the ATM in a bank branch, not at standalone ATM. So that, we can always enquire on any bad transaction.

MAN SIMPS OVER EVERY GIRL THINKING HE GOT CHANCE, END UP GETTING USED

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My friend has been obsessed with finding a girlfriend for what seems like forever. Every time we were out together, he was looking for someone to talk to, thinking he had a chance with them.

It was like he was in his own little bubble, and no matter how many times he got rejected, he never seemed to learn his lesson.

He became a simp, doing anything as long as the girl asks

At first, I thought it was kind of cute and I was rooting for him. He was always so hopeful and optimistic that he would find someone he liked, and I wanted him to succeed.

But as time went on, his behavior only got worse. He started to become desperate and would do anything to get a girl to talk to him, even if it was totally inappropriate or desperate.

I started to get worried that he was going to get hurt, but he just wouldn’t listen. He kept saying that he was sure he could find someone if he just kept looking.

But then one day, it all changed. It turns out that the girls he was talking to weren’t interested in him at all. They were just using him for free meals and transport.

He was so embarrassed and angry that he didn’t want to talk about it. He just wanted to forget about it and move on.

But it was too late. The damage had already been done. He had wasted so much of his time trying to find someone who would never care about him.

Never ever learnt his lesson

After a while when he got over his heartbreak, he told us that he would be more wary about the girls he is meeting and he will not simp over a girl anymore but it seems like he had not learnt his lesson.

He still goes all out for any girl who he thinks he has a chance with and even though some of the girls had called him out for being creepy or desperate, he is still not giving up.

YET ANOTHER HOUSEBREAKING CASE, 65 Y.O MAN ARRESTED FOR STEALING FROM LANDED HOME

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MAN ARRESTED FOR HOUSEBREAKING AND THEFT

The Police have arrested a 65-year-old man for his suspected involvement in a case of housebreaking and theft.

On 28 February 2023 at about 11.17 am, the Police were alerted to a case of housebreaking at a residential unit along Jalan Bangsawan. Two bags and a purse containing cash amounting to $500 were stolen from the premises.

Through ground enquires and with the aid of images from Police cameras and CCTVs, officers from Bedok Police Division established the identity of the man and arrested him on 1 March 2023.

The man will be charged in court on 3 March 2023 with housebreaking and theft under Section 451 of the Penal Code 1871. The offence carries an imprisonment term of up to 10 years and a fine.

The Police would like to advise all property owners to adopt the following crime prevention measures:

Secure all doors, windows and other openings with good quality grilles and closed-shackle padlocks when leaving your premises unattended, even for a short while.

Install a burglar alarm, motion sensor light and/or CCTVs, to cover the access points into your premises. Ensure they are tested periodically and in good working condition.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
02 March 2023 @ 8:20 PM

39 Y.O MAN CHEATED WOMAN $400K, LIED ABOUT HELPING HER INVEST IN “LOW RISK” BONDS

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MAN ARRESTED FOR INVESTMENT SCAM

The Police have arrested a 39-year-old man for his suspected involvement in a case of investment scam.

On 30 Jan 2023, the Police received a report where a victim had paid a total of $400,000 on two occasions to the man.

The victim was purportedly led to believe that the man would help her invest in low-risk local bank issued bonds, but instead the man had allegedly used the money for speculative investment.

The victim subsequently lost the bulk of the $400,000 she had invested through the man.

Through investigations, officers from Bedok Police Division arrested the man on 1 March 2023.

Police investigations are ongoing. The offence of cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code 1871 carries an imprisonment term of up to 10 years and a fine.

The Police take a serious view against any person who may be involved in scams and frauds, and perpetrators will be dealt with in accordance with the law.

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit 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.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
02 March 2023 @ 6:46 PM

SCAMMERS CLAIMING TO BE “SHIFU” GIVING OUT WINNING 4D NUMBERS, 55 VICTIMS LOST $507K

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POLICE ADVISORY ON SCAM INVOLVING UNSOLICITED OFFER TO BUY LOTTERY NUMBERS

The Police would like to alert members of the public to a scam involving scammers, who claim to represent religious figures or be affiliated with religious figures, offering to provide winning lottery numbers. Since January 2023, at least 55 victims have fallen prey, with losses amounting to at least $507,000.

In this scam, victims would receive unsolicited messages from scammers claiming to represent religious figures or affiliated with religious figures via messaging application such as WhatsApp or social media platforms.

The scammers would then ask the victims if they would like to be blessed with wealth. After agreeing to be blessed, the scammers would then offer to buy lottery numbers on behalf of the victim and would subsequently inform the victims that they had won the lottery.

Scammers would ask the victims to transfer them a portion of the winnings or pay various administrative fees before the winnings can be released to the victims. The victims would realise that they had been scammed when the scammers repeatedly delay the transfer of the winnings.

The Police would like to advise members of the public to adopt the following precautionary measures:

  1. ADD – Install the ScamShield app to protect yourself.
  2. CHECK – Be wary of offers from scammers that entice victims with financial windfalls. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Do not believe offers that request money transfers in return for a larger fortune.
  3. TELL – Report the number to WhatsApp to initiate in-app blocking and report the fraudulent Facebook posting and Facebook user profile to the platform.

Tell your family and friends about this scam so they do not fall for it!

If you have any information relating to such crimes or if you are in doubt, please call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000, or submit it online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential. If you require urgent Police assistance, please dial ‘999’.

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Helpline at 1800-722-6688. Join the ‘Spot the Signs. Stop the Crimes’ campaign at www.scamalert.sg/fight by signing up as an advocate to receive up-to-date messages and share them with your family and friends. Together, we can ACT against scams and prevent our loved ones from becoming the next victim.

Annex A

Images of conversations between the victims and scammers and images of scammers purportedly to be from temples

HUSBAND ALWAYS TELL ME NO MONEY, BUT WHEN DRINK WITH FRIEND SUDDENLY GOT MONEY

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I had always been suspicious of my husband’s comings and goings, but I never expected to find out that he was lying to me about money.

For years, he had been saying he was broke, and yet every time he went out to drink with his friends, he somehow managed to come up with enough money to pay for his share and even at times pay for everyone’s drinks.

Took money from our joint account to pay for drinks

At first, I took it as a one off, but as I noticed the pattern repeating itself over and over again, I started to get suspicious. I began to investigate, and after a few weeks, I had managed to piece together what was really going on.

My husband, it turned out, had been using money from our joint account to fund his nights out with his friends. Every time he went out, he withdrew a large sum of money from the account, and then replaced it the following day.

He had managed to stay one step ahead of me by never going over our agreed limit, but it was still enough to cause us serious financial problems.

I confronted him about it, but he just laughed and told me that I was being ridiculous. He said that I was making too much of a big deal out of it, and that he was just having a bit of fun with his friends. I was furious, but he refused to take me seriously.

It was then that I decided to take matters into my own hands. I had worked hard to build up our savings, and I wasn’t going to let him blow it all away on nights out.

I took all of the remaining money from the joint account and transferred it into a new account in my name only.

Could not pay for drinks afterwards and his friends soon excluded him

The next few times he went out with his friends, he had no money to pay for their drinks because he could not draw any money. His friends were angry, and soon started to turn on him.

They accused him of taking advantage of them and of lying to them, and eventually they chased him away.

My husband never returned to the pub after that. He was embarrassed and ashamed, and it was obvious that he felt guilty for what he had done.

MY WIFE GREW SO FAT THAT WHENEVER SHE ‘RIDES’ ME I SCARED MY ‘KKJ’ BREAK

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I would tease my wife about her growing waistline, and she would laugh it off and joke back. I never expected it to become a serious problem, but here we are.

Scared that my ‘kkj’ will break whenever we do it

My wife has grown too fat that whenever she rides me, I fear that my ‘kkj’ will break. It’s not that I don’t still find her attractive; I do.

But the weight has created a problem. It’s not just my ‘kkj’ of my penis breaking; it’s also that her weight makes it difficult for us to get into certain positions.

At first, I tried to ignore it. I tried to pretend it wasn’t a problem and just enjoy the moment. But I couldn’t ignore it forever. I had to face the reality of the situation.

So, I sat my wife down and told her how I was feeling. I told her that I was worried about my ‘kkj’ breaking, but more importantly, I told her that her weight was making it difficult for us to enjoy doing it in the way we used to.

Luckily she understood my concerns

My wife was surprisingly understanding about the issue, when I thought she would scold me for picking on her. She was embarrassed that her weight had caused this issue, but she was determined to do something about it. She promised to start a diet and an exercise regimen, and she kept her word.

Within a few months, my wife had dropped a significant amount of weight. We could now enjoy doing it in the ways we had before. But, more importantly, I no longer had to worry about my ‘kkj’ breaking.

It’s been a few years since then, and my wife has managed to keep the weight off. We’ve both learned the importance of healthy eating and exercise, and we’re both much happier for it.

My wife’s weight gain wasn’t an issue I ever expected to have to deal with, but I’m glad we did. We’ve both learned the importance of taking care of our bodies and our health, and I’m grateful that we were able to work through the issue together.

Now, we can enjoy doing it without the fear of my ‘kkj’ breaking.

BURGLARS ARRESTED FOR BREAKING INTO & STEALING $1.4K FROM RESTAURANT @ SOUTH BRIDGE RD

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TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR HOUSEBREAKING AND THEFT

The Police have arrested two men, aged 60 and 79 for their suspected involvement in a case of housebreaking and theft.

On 27 February 2023 at 5.30pm, the Police received a report that a restaurant along South Bridge Road was broken into. Cash amounting to $1,400 were purportedly stolen from the premises.

Through ground enquiries and with the aid of images from Police cameras, officers from Central Police Division established the identities of the two men and arrested them on 1 March 2023.

Housebreaking tools and cash amounting to $1,300 believed to be stolen were seized as case exhibits.

Both men will be charged in the court on 3 March 2023 with housebreaking and theft under Section 451 of the Penal Code 1871. The offence carries an imprisonment for a term up to 10 years and a fine.

The Police would like to advise all property owners to adopt the following crime prevention measures:

  1. Secure all doors, roller shutters, windows and other openings with good quality grilles and closed-shackled padlocks when leaving your premises unattended; even for a short while;
  2. Install a burglar alarm, motion sensor light and/or CCTVs, to cover the access points into your premises. Ensure that they are tested periodically and in good working condition; and
  3. Refrain from keeping large sums of cash in your premises

FRIEND ALWAYS SAY ‘BUSY’ WHEN I JIO HIM BUT WHEN GIRL ASK HE ALWAYS FREE

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My friend and I had been close since childhood. We shared a lot of interests, and we were often mistaken for brothers. We did everything together, from playing sports to going out for lunch.

But lately, things had been different. Whenever I asked my friend to hang out, he would always say that he was too busy.

Always free whenever girls ask him because he is a ‘ji hong’

At first, I didn’t think much of it. I figured he was just busy with work or school, and that it was understandable that he couldn’t always make it out.

But then, I started to notice something strange. Whenever a girl asked my friend to hang out, he would always be readily available. He would even make plans to go out with them, and he would never turn them down.

I started to get suspicious. I asked a few of my friends if they had noticed anything strange, and they confirmed what I had been thinking.

The male friends have tried to ask him out but if it was not for anything interesting, he would also say that he is busy but whenever a female friend or even acquaintance asks him out, he would always say yes.

Sometimes, he would even pangseh us halfway just to go and meet whichever female asked him to meet even if it was just for half an hour.

It was clear that my friend was clearly giving the girls more attention than he was giving the guy friends of him.

Its like he think that he can get something out of the females.

Defended himself and remained delusional about his actions

I disturbed him about it one day, but he denied that he was doing anything wrong. He said that he was just being friendly, and that he is not those type of hoes over bros person.

I laughed it off and thought deep inside me that such an explanation was clearly bullsh-t and decided that this was not a worthy friend to keep.

Its worse when he cannot see that the girls are using him.