A netizen shared with us today on how some customers who order deliveries are stuck up and think that because they are paying customers they are king.

Here is the story

“I have been doing delivery for a few years and have met lots of people in my line of work.

While most are nice, there are still quite a number of a*sholes who think that just because they pay for delivery, they are royalty.

Just two days ago, I went all the way down to Pioneer to deliver a heavy parcel to this student.

I followed the procedures and messaged and called her while I was leaving my warehouse but she did not respond or pick up my calls (five times in total).

I continued calling her when I was outside her doorstep and she still did not pick up (she opted for personal delivery so I either had to pass it to her or bring it back to my warehouse).

After trying for 10 minutes, I left and cancelled her delivery order as I still had quite a number of locations to go to.

10 seconds after I cancelled, she call me back and scolded me for cancelling and demanded me to in a rude manner to bring it back to her claiming that she paid for the delivery and I ought to wait till she responded to me (she was in the middle of a zoom class).

I refused her and told her that I have tried from the time I left the warehouse till I reached her place and the least she could do was to drop me a message to let me know her situation.

I also told her that I am not her slave and she is not the only one who has ordered delivery.

She threatened to complain to my company and to make me viral on social media but I told her to be my guest as I have all the evidence and records to use it against her if she tries.

The moment she heard these, she relented and begged me to come back as she really needed her stuff but I decided to reject her to teach her a lesson.

Thankfully for me, my company backed me up.”

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37-year-old Muhamad Ali Anafiah Jumadi pleaded guilty in court after he touch the “bird” of a man who is 23-years-old. The victim who is 14 years old younger could not be named as a gag order has been issued to protect him.

The incident happened back on 17 April 2020, The victim who was using the man’s washroom at the basement of Woodlands Causeway Point encountered Ali. Ali grabbed the “Ku Ku Jiao” of the victim and hold it for a while before releasing it.

The victim panicked and shouted while pushing Ali away.

The victim eventually sought help from the mall’s security and the Police were notified.

Ali was jailed for 5 months without any rotan punishment.

This tortoise escaped from the house and wandered across the street, and walked around the road.

A passing car stopped in front of the house and a person lifted the tortoise, returning it to the owner. However, the tortoise once again opened the gate by itself and escaped again.

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The creative man use his facemask as an eye mask as well. Covering his eye nose and mouth. Netizens say he is the safest man in the internet.

One mask to rule them al

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When it comes to food safety, suppliers must always be vigilant when dealing with some of these frozen product importers.

For instance, I recently came across this particular frozen product importer in Jurong which I choose not to disclose his name. Terrible stench of expired stocks was discovered by me when I happened to pass by there one day.

I have also been told that these expired stocks are stored in cold rooms of different locations to avoid inspection from SFA before they are reprocessed and resold to the open market at a cheap price.

Can you imagine what could have happened to consumers if they are to consume this expired pork? Who would bear the responsibility? I hope suppliers can exercise due care when dealing with any of such unscrupulous importers to protect the well being of consumers.

I brought this matter up just for the awareness of the public if you are considering to purchase items from Ezbuy. There is no chance you can sue them via small claims tribunal as T&Cs are governed by Law in China, Pudong Shanghai (smart trick from the company), and CASE failed or rather say they have not never started an official negotiation with them as Ezbuy declined (in case any consumer will like to waste their money and time to engage them).

A horrible story started from I purchased a bed on 7/1/21 from Ezbuy and I had requested for cancellation because they failed to dispatch it within the timeframe stated, however they refused for cancellation and full refund as stated clearly in the cancellation term (yet their manager who pretended to be the CEO can said it is against their policy)

I rediscussed further with them and given them 2 options:

Returning of the item and I will pay for the shipping cost however they insisted for me to pay for the storage fees as well due to their delay in this matter

Therefore I chose to proceed with the shipping with the additional term for the insurance coverage that “to ensure there is no defect or damage of the item during the delivery/receiving otherwise full refund is warranted

However they still refused for full refund despite multiple defects or damages found, and part of the item been returned.

I urge the public to be very careful and think twice before you are purchasing any item from Ezbuy, do not fall into the same trick and did not even get back any single cent from them. I hope other local news or authority can react promptly to their dishonesty of the business

Two unrelated people were seen in the MRT not wearing their mask properly. The lack of discipline is jialat.

The netizen who posted the video said:

It’s really hard not to stop the spread when we have so many covidiots…..

A netizen with similar experience said this : “Yea irritated as well. Told a old guy to wear mask when he entered the lift. He shouted and use the F word. Because of these kind of morons it’s going to be damn difficult.”

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50 y.o Mohammed Kazali Salleh, a Singaporean businessman based in Malaysia, was sentenced to an imprisonment term of 3 years and 10 months today (Sep 9) for funding a militant in the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist organisation.

He donated S$1,026 to his associate, Wan Mohd Aquil Wan Zainal Abidin alias Akel to aid him to travel to Syria to join ISIS to facilitate terrorist attacks.

This was done on three occasions, once in mid-2013, once in January 2014 and once in early 2014.

Kazali admitted to two charges under Singapore’s Terrorism (Suppression of Financing) Act.

This is the first time a Singaporean has been prosecuted for funding terrorism overseas and also financing an individual to be a terrorist.

Kazali was arrested in December 2018 by Malaysian Special Branch officers and was then deported back to Singapore in January 2019 to assist in Internal Security Department’s investigations.

He was also given a detention order under the Internal Security Act for supporting ISIS.

Kazali said that he realised the seriousness of his crimes and did not dispute his responsibilty.

He realised that he was overly influenced by unlawful extremism.

If he is convicted, he can receive a sentence of up to 10 years , fined $50,000 or both.

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Man VS Bus captain

The first incident occurred on July 31, 2021, when a 53-year-old man reportedly yelled vulgarities at a bus captain after being instructed to properly wear his mask while inside the vehicle at Paya Lebar MRT station.

The bus captain had approached the man in his seat to tell him that his mask had fallen below his nose and needed to be pulled up. Following the bus captain returned to the driver’s seat after obeying, the guy allegedly blasted him with vulgarities. The 53-year-old man is presently cooperating with police investigations into his use of abusive language toward a public servant and his failure to follow safe distancing procedures.

Man Vs Safe Distancing Enforcement Officer(SDEO)

On August 5, 2021, a National Environment Agency (NEA) safe distancing enforcement officer (SDEO) was doing his duty at Geylang Serai Market when he came across an 81-year-old man who had his mask pulled below his lips.

The SDEO had approached the guy to educate him on how to correctly wear his mask, but instead of cooperating, the man reportedly threatened and insulted the SDEO. The 81-year-old man is now cooperating with police inquiries into his use of abusive language toward a public servant and his failure to follow safe distancing procedures.

Drunk Man VS Police Officer

For the third incident, on 7 August 2021, a 51-year-old male passenger had allegedly refused to wear a mask while inside a taxi. The taxi driver had observed the man to be visibly intoxicated and not wearing a mask at the point of pick-up. During the trip, the taxi driver had advised the man to put on a mask and even offered a mask to the man repeatedly, but he allegedly refused to comply. Upon the Police’s arrival, officers engaged the man to put on a mask but to no avail.

The man had instead allegedly hurled vulgarities at the police officers. The 51-year-old man was subsequently arrested for allegedly using abusive language towards a public servant and for allegedly causing annoyance in a public place whilst drunk. He is currently assisting with police investigations for non-compliance with safe distancing measures.

Man VS SDEO again

For the fourth incident, on 12 August 2021, an SDEO attached to the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) was performing her duties at a coffee shop along Whampoa Drive when a 34-year-old man had interrupted her conversation with another patron as she was advising on safe distancing measures, and had allegedly hurled vulgarities at her.

The 34-year-old man is currently assisting with police investigations for using abusive language towards a public servant.

What they will face

Under Section 6(3) of the Protection from Harassment Act, employing threatening, abusive, or insulting words or behavior towards or against a public official is punishable by up to a year in prison, a fine of up to $5,000, or both.

Section 14(2) of the Liquor Control (Supply and Consumption) Act 2015 makes it illegal to cause nuisance when inebriated. For first-time offenders, a sentence of no more than six months in jail, a fine of no more than $1,000, or both may be imposed.

Individuals found not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly outside their place of residence are guilty of a violation of Regulation 3A of the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020, which is punishable under Section 34(7) of the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020. Offenders might face a fine of up to $10,000, a jail sentence of up to six months, or both.