A netizen shared his story about how his girlfriend cheated with his childhood friend for the sake of money.

Here is his story:

“I come from an average family drawing an average salary. Enough to eat and have some entertainment but probably not enough to go for expensive holidays nor can I afford branded goods.

I have a girlfriend(should call her ex-GF), Initially, she doesn’t mind that I cant give her a life of luxury and said that my personality and upbringing is what attracted her. However, just over a year into the relationship she started to change and started comparing her friend’s boyfriend saying that her friends would often receive lavish gifts from their boyfriends. Which made me feel really bad and useless.

I have a childhood friend, let’s just say his name is “Kevin”. He comes from a rich family and sometimes would join me and my girlfriend for a drink or dinner.

How she was caught

A week ago was my GF’s birthday and I bought her a smartwatch which is something she always wanted. I help set it up for her and she was happy with it. 2 days ago she was at my home and took off her watch and charge it in front of me where my computer is.

I was doing work on my computer while she was playing her phone on the bed, the smartwatch lights up and I saw Kevin’s name and I was surprised. There was even a preview of the message saying: “Come my home tonight got u another bag”.

I had 2 choices, explode and start questioning her or keep quiet till I can verify.

I choose the latter, I called Kevin and asked if he was free to come over to my house for a drink. He said that he has plans tonight and cannot make it. Then I asked my girlfriend if she was staying the night. She told me that “I going home my mother got cook dinner”.

My girlfriend left my home shortly after, I knew that my girlfriend will take the MRT because Kevin’s house is directly behind an MRT station, I took a cab to his place before my girlfriend reached and “camped” outside his unit near the staircase area.

Within a span of 10 minutes, My girlfriend appeared and Kevin open his door and gave my girlfriend a hug and a kiss when she arrived.

I stomped out and started questioning them!

My girlfriend claimed that it is a misunderstanding and started crying, Kevin looked down and could not speak anything and neither did he defend his actions.

My girlfriend then finally admitted and told me that she did it with him in exchange for branded bags. I told her that is good enough of an answer for me and told her “goodbye”.

Just last night, a female friend of my now ex-GF contacted me and said that she found out that the bags were counterfeit and my ex has regretted her actions and wishes to meet me and hope that I can forgive her.

If she can give her body for a bag, she can do it again. Never will I trust this woman again.

I lost a very good friend and lost my girlfriend. But I’m glad I got something in return, the truth of who they really are.”

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A story was shared online by Facebook user Danica Alena Choo saying that she was made to pay over $10,000 worth of credit card bills despite not using the cards.

Here is her story:

OTP FRAUD

So this happened months ago, in January 2021, and has dragged on long enough to wear us out.At this point, we are helpless and have no idea how to move forward. It seems the last resort is to refer the case for adjudication and risk DBS retracting their offer of waiving 30% of the amount (and having to pay a 5-figure sum).Here’s what happened:Sometime in early January 2021,

I tried using my supplementary credit card to make a purchase online but the transaction could not go through. I thought there was a glitch and simply used another card to make the purchase. A few days later, I tried using the same card and was told that my card was declined.

Curious, I called DBS to find out why I hadn’t been able to use my card. It was then that I found out that I had almost exceeded the credit limit. Baffled, I asked for details of the transactions charged to my card since I only recalled using it for some items we needed for our new home. To my horror, I learnt that a total of SEVEN consecutive transactions were charged to my card, each amounting to approximately $1,400.

The total damage was $10,150. Note that we had not received the hard copy of our credit card statement then. I informed the staff that I most definitely did not carry out these transactions and requested that they look into the case. Unfortunately, the bank told us that there is no way they are able to refund the money because these were secure transactions, made with OTP.But guess what?

I did NOT receive any OTP for these seven transactions at all. The bank claimed I could have keyed in the OTP by mistake. But seven times?! Did the bank seriously think I would be tricked into giving the OTP to a stranger seven times? Long story short, we are liable for the charges.We were advised to lodge a police report so the police could investigate the matter, and were told that an investigation could help with our request for a refund. Imagine being told that there’s nothing you can do but to pay $10,150. I was heavily pregnant then, and was sooo flustered We rushed to the nearest police station to lodge a police report.So these seven transactions were made to TransferWise (now Wise), a website for monetary transfers abroad. Neither of us knew of TransferWise until this incident. The following morning, I called TransferWise to see if there was anything they could do.

The transactions had gone through and there was no way they could reverse the transactions. By the time I called, they had suspended the account used to process these transactions. I was told that the bank had brought to their attention that the account could possibly have been used in a case of fraud, so they acted on the bank’s suspicion and suspended the account. A check showed that the transactions were wired to a Malaysian company, CWP Global Enterprise. The transactions were transferred and processed in ringgit.

I then called the police officer assigned to our case and told her of what I had learnt and was asked if I could make a trip down to the station to add these details to my statement.The police has since concluded the case with no favourable outcome. We were told that there were no more leads so her superior advised her to conclude the case. She interviewed the TransferWise account user and found that it was a case of identity theft. Someone had used this person’s personal details to create an account on TransferWise.

If we had done nothing, the amount would have snowballed in no time. So I told hubby to go to our MP to see if he could get the bank to waive the interest for us. Days after Ethan’s birth, N went to see our MP, Mr Gan Kim Yong. His assistant helped send an email to the Monetary Authority Of Singapore and DBS. The following day (yes, all it took was a day), a manager from DBS called N and told him that the bank would waive the interest for us while the investigation was ongoing. How efficient.Fast forward today.

We acted on the officer’s recommendation to bring our case to FIDReC, an independent and impartial alternative dispute resolution institution. The result? The bank explained that all the disputed transactions were deemed authorised by me since they could only go through with SMS OTPs. There were apparently SMS alerts sent to my mobile number once each disputed transaction was completed. At this point, I wish to reiterate that I did NOT receive a single SMS OTP or alert regarding any of the seven transactions, so help me God.

Whatsapp Screenshot of her case

We are clearly victims of a fraud case. What do we do now? StarHub says they are only able to track incoming and outgoing calls, and outgoing messages — basically, “anything chargeable”, according to the customer service representative I spoke with. I asked if receipts of text messages are recorded in their system, and was told that Singapore Police Force would have to approach StarHub HQ for access to this data (still unsure at this point if they even have this data). This was communicated to the police officer but as I have said above, there is no favourable outcome — to be honest, I am not sure if she tried. Has any of you experienced something similar? Or do you know of someone who experienced something similar? If it’s not too much trouble, please help to share this post. Thank you EDIT: We did try to escalate the case to a higher authority i.e. the head of credit cards. Was told he would get the frauds team to look into the case, and that they’ve not encountered bypassing of OTP before. The frauds team concluded it isn’t fraud because the transactions are “secure with OTP”.

I realised I didn’t mention that a total of 10 transactions were made and 7 went through because DBS only started to reject after the 7th transaction and sent a message or email to Wise warning of possible fraudulent activity. Yet they are telling me this isn’t fraud This, I found out through Wise, not DBS. The bank did not inform me about the attempt to charge 10 transactions to my card.

A netizen shared how he lost his marriage because of a stupid prank that he thought was funny.

He wrote that he wanted to liven things up in his marriage as things had gotten very dull in their relationship.

The man and his wife don’t talk very much anymore and the only time they do, they just exchange greetings such as “Good morning”, “going to work ah?”, “come back already?”

He said that he had a funny prank that he wanted to pull off to make his wife laugh.

So he cut off a bunch of his armpit hair and put it inside his wife’s food.

Because the food had seaweed and a bunch of other vegetables inside (it was hotpot), the hair wasn’t noticeable.

That night, the wife ate the food and found the hair inside, pulling out strands from her mouth.

She shouted at him and asked him “WTF IS THIS?”

He then laughed and said it was just a prank.

His wife then left the house and spent the night at her parents place.

Fast forward to the present, he said his wife divorced him.

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Another n*ked person was seen in public again.

This time a n*ked woman was seen standing at a traffic light in the n*de and waiting for the light to turn green.

She was seen wearing absolutely nothing except for a handbag.

The incident happened at Kaki Bukit Green.

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