Recently a Facebook viewer shared her story online about her confusing relationship with a guy she met.

She was in love with a guy she met last year whereby, they were just flirting at the start. But in the end, she cannot stand it when she realizes that he was with other girls when she isn’t around.

Here is the full story,

“I fell hard for this guy who plays touch rug last year. at first it started as a flirtationship, he would invite to his games, have me over his dorm and we would also engage in sex and other activities.“

“If you’re thinking yeah he just used me for sex, i beg to differ as we would share heart to heart talks and he would also take me out for meals at date like places. Honestly i was just waiting for him to ask me to be his girlfriend at this point. He never asked me and i heard he was having another girl over when i wasn’t around.”

“I decided to end things with him in case he’s not available but he still buzzes my phone and tries to check up on me. Men are sibei confusing, help a sister out can?”

Just today, Maybank in Malaysia have issued warnings to customers regarding a fake website using the name of ‘Maybank2u’ circulating online that is used by scammers for phishing.

Maybank has also said that users are being lured to the fake website through promotional postings through Facebook. Entering a link from Facebook, the website will prompt them to create an account. Which will then, be used to access all account details by the scammers.

Maybank has urged its users to key in their website directly instead of using links to enter the website. Also, advising users to be more alert and not cheated easily by promotions.

Regarding this scam by the ‘Fake Maybank’, they have promised users a chance to win a new mobile as the anniversary gift scheme.

On Friday 5 February 2021, 2 COVID-19 cases were reported being locally transmitted.

One was reported in a dormitory stayed by the foreign worker and the other was a community case.

Previously, the last case reported related to the dormitory was 16 January 2021.

While the remaining 23 cases today were places on stay-home notice once they arrived in Singapore.

During a term of 6months, a man, Wei, 26years-old, created a syndicate of himself and 5 other members to scam EZ-Link of more than $265K.

On 5 February 2021, Wei a Singaporean, was being charged in a district court, receiving a jail term of one year seven months. Wei will serve his jail term beginning on 22 February 2021.

Wei has admitted to unauthorized access to computer material thus, earns benefits from it.

EZ-Link had first lodge a police report in May 2019, stating that there was a sudden increase in bad debts coming from their ‘EZ-Reload’ programs.

Wei and his team had used the system and register more than 100 EZ-Link accounts using the app between Jan 1 and June 14, 2019.

He acquired at least 1,200 EZ-Link cards linking them to the account and used the reload program to top up the cards. He then applied for multiple replacement debit cards from DBS and having at least 160 cards to his name.

Afterward, he asked his team to pass him their DBS card information to apply for replacement cards earning $50-$200 as commissions for each card they managed to get. He managed to acquire another 74 debit cards using this method.

On numerous times, Wei reloaded the cards he had in his possession and stored a value amounting to s$265,800 or more, and converting it to cash through OCBC ATM.

In February 2019, he realized that his OCBC bank account is being frozen and can’t be used anymore, he then uses the cards to buy cigarettes and re-sell them.