A netizen shared how he was forced to sell his car by his wife who threatened to divorce him, then went overseas with her friends to go shopping with the money.

Here is the story:

“I am a married man with 2 kids.

I used to drive a BMW 5 Series but then I was forced to sell my car because my wife wanted to go shopping.

I had lost my job and my wife wasn’t working, and she found out that I was sleeping with another woman and used that to threaten me.

I asked her why should I sell my car and she threatened to divorce me and take away my children, and so I was at her mercy.

It took me a while to sell my car and she took about $60k for herself, she then travelled to Europe for a holiday with her friends.

After selling my car, I had a job interview in the east side of Singapore near Changi and eventually got the job.

I live in Jurong so selling my car made life very difficult for me as I had to travel between Jurong and Changi to and from work.

Plus my wife was gone for about 2 months and I had to juggle working and sending/picking up my kids to and from school.

Eventually it felt like she made me sell my car for nothing, she scammed me into selling my car for the money because in the end she still filed for a divorce and we are now fighting for the custody of our children.

I’m at my wits end, this woman is vile.”

Image source: BMW Singapore and Unsplash

A 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of being involved in a series of rental frauds.

The crimes happened between June 2021 and October 2021, The Police received multiple reports on the scam. The 39-year-old allegedly became uncontactable after the victims visited the residential units and paid the deposit via bank transfer.

Officers from the Ang Mo Kio Police Division identified the man’s identify and detained him on 14 October 2021 as a result of follow-up investigations. According to preliminary inquiries, he reportedly overstayed in Singapore.

The man will be charged in court tomorrow (October 16) with cheating, if he is found guilty of the offences he can be jailed up to 10 years and fine.

The man is also facing an Immigration charge, overstayed in Singapore for over 90 days which can include 6 months of jail and rotan.

The Singapore Tourism Board announced the SingapoRediscovers Vouchers (“SRV”) Scheme in December 2020 to help local tourism enterprises amid the COVID-19 epidemic.

However, there were those that tried to earn from it illegally.

On September 27, 2021, the Police arrested three people associated with an authorized merchant, Continental Travel Singapore Pte Ltd, for their role in a series of alleged fraudulent SRV redemptions.

They reportedly participated in cashback agreements by providing cash to customers in exchange for redeeming their SRV by purchasing the merchant’s local excursions. Such agreements are illegal under the SRV Scheme, and authorities are investigating the situation.

A picture has emerged on social media of a kid who has a lit cigarette in her mouth.

The legal age for smoking this year in Singapore is at 21, and she looks way below that age.

She poses for the picture like she is bigger than the law, challenging the authority to come and catch her.

Image source: Instagram @limpeh.sg & unsplash.com

A picture has emerged on social media showing a recycling method that is of next level thinking.

Apparently, the melons that was planted needed to have some sunlight, so the netizen who did this decided to use some creative thinking to get sunlight to the melons.

The melons were pictured being held at a height from the cups of the bra, with the bra strap being tied to the fence.

Now the melons can get all the sunlight that they want.

Image source: unsplash.com & @adminsgfollowsall instagram