There was an incident that happened on AYE towards tuas just before clementi ave 6 exit today at 3pm.

A foreign trash jammed brakes without any reason infront of my friend’s car and my friend braked in time, but his pregnant wife flew to the windscreen and hit her head and cracked the glass.

Bought this second hand iphone off Carousell from the user ‘chenlee89’ and turned out he handed me an icloud locked phone. A phone like this would also mean it is totally useless.

When I met up with him, I did not take a sim card along to test the phone.

I simply only made sure it could be switched on. It shows that we cannot be too trusting because there are still scammers like him out there. And i also did not know that you need to insert a simcard to test for the icloud lock function. So after going back home and inserting the simcard, i realized the problem. Called him on his phone but he did not pick up at all. When we parted, he still told me i could call him if there’s a problem.

Texted him over Carousell and Whatsapp but he read my messages and did not reply. After many hours of messages and about hundred of calls, he finally replied saying he was working and only will end work few more hours later.
He will then go home to check his iTunes password with his laptop. I waited again. Anyway, which job don’t allow you to pick up calls in so many hours and why he can read my whatsapp but don’t reply?

I started having doubts about this person. When it was time, i messaged him again and as usual, his reply was delayed again saying he just finished work. I was really fed up and ask for a refund. This guy then blocked me off his Whatsapp. I then proceeded to file a police report online.

Really hope the SPF will do something about such a person asap. Most probably think i’m some young girl and easy to bluff. According to his facebook, he should be living at West Coast area.

I am sending you a video that I had recorded on 13th May 2017 Saturday at 7.40pm. This was recorded a minute or so after I boarded the train at Outram mrt and was heading towards Harbourfront. This guy quickly plonked himself on the seat opposite mine though it wasn’t as if the train was crowded and he had to race to get a seat. I was seated in the 2-seater located at the far ends of the carriage. He then proceeded to whip out his phone and I think the rest speaks for itself once you view the video.

The dumbass didn’t realise his folly obviously. I stayed calm when I made my own recording of him but understandably lost it afterwards when confronting him over his actions. The mrt staff were most helpful and the SPF arrived at the scene within minutes. Upon further investigation this chap was found to be in possession of similar videos though I am told they were obscene in nature of unsuspecting victims. Obscene videos of other girls taking the local transport without them being aware they were being recorded.

This man’s name is Suraj. This *ssh*le holds an employment pass. I would appreciate your assistance in highlighting this episode to the public in general to serve as a deterrent for other such *ssh*le . I hope others (not just targeted victims but even bystanders) always remain aware of their surroundings and are never afraid to speak out against such happenings.

He was quick to delete the videos or pictures he had taken of me. He insisted to the police that it was a new phone and that he had probably accidentally recorded me. Since there wasn’t any evidence the police informed that he could only be given a stern warning. I requested that they check his phone texts and phone gallery for an idea of how long he really had the phone in his possession by looking at text and picture date details.

That’s when they found the other videos. They seized his phone immediately and he spent the next hour panicking trying to apologize and get his phone back. The last thing he said was I was like his sister.

https://www.facebook.com/SingaporeUncensored/videos/465557457123743/

These photos were taken last week, I’m really quite shocked at this! Look at these few people occupying the reserved priority seats. And no one even offered to give up their seats for him.These few middle aged passengers noticed the old aged man stand in front of them.

But yet, they still pretended that they did not see him. And the situation continued like this for the whole journey for 20 minutes to an hour. I got really angry about this kind of behaviour. There were a few times, I saw that old aged man almost fell in the bus whenever the bus came to a stop. Next time I’ll try my best to be brave and ask for a seat for those people who are in need.

Ken

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New scam in sg..

This scam is actually very cleverly worked out that you will not suspect of anything wrong:

The following is an account of the incident.

《Wednesday a week ago, I had a phone call from someone saying that he was from a company called: “Express Couriers,” He asked if I was going to be home because there was a package for me that required a signature .

The caller said that the delivery would arrive at my home in roughly an hour. Sure enough, about an hour later, a uniformed delivery man turned up with a parcel and a bottle of wine.

I was very surprised since there was no special occasion, and I certainly didn’t expect anything like it. Intrigued, I inquired as to who the sender was.

The courier replied, “I don’t know, I’m only delivering the package.”

Apparently, he said the sender would want to give you a surprise and a card would be sent separately… , it happened that my birthday was on the way also, so we thought could be from a distant friend. There was also a consignment note with the gift.

He then went on to explain that because the gift contained alcohol, there was a $7.50 “delivery/ verification charge,” providing proof that he had actually delivered the package to an adult (of legal drinking age), and not just left it on the doorstep where it could be stolen or taken by anyone, especially a minor.

This sounded logical and I offered to pay him cash. He then said that the delivery company required payment to be by credit or debit card only, so that everything is properly accounted for. He added they also don’t carry cash to avoid loss or likely targets for robbery.

My husband, who by this time was standing beside me, pulled out his credit card, give to him to swipe the card on a small mobile card machine with a small screen and keypad and asked to key in the verification code.
Frankly at this point we never suspect anything ad normal and a receipt was printed out and given to us, he then wished us good day and went off as normal,

To our horrible surprise, between Thursday and the following Monday, $5000 had been charged/withdrawn from our credit account at various ATM machines.

Apparently the “mobile credit card machine,” which the delivery man carried had all the info necessary to create a “dummy” card with all our card details, of course with the verification code.

Upon finding out about the illegal transactions on our card, we immediately notified the bank to stop payment, but already too late.

We went to make a Police report, and was confirmed quite a number of households had been similarly hit.

WARNING: Be wary of accepting any “surprise gift or package,” which you neither expected nor personally ordered, especially if it involves any kind of payment as a condition of receiving the gift or package. Also never accept anything if you do not personally know or there is no proper
identification of who the sender is.

Above all, the only time you should give out any personal credit card information is when you yourself initiated the purchase or transaction!

PLEASE Pass this on, it may just prevent someone else from being swindled.

Facebook post by Tsang Keng Swee

Mother’s Day is supposed to be a day for celebration for mothers, but unfortunately, one would-be mother loss her life after an accident, and she would never have the chance to meet her daughter.

Ms Goh Chieh Ting, who was pregnant with her daughter for six months, was crossing the road with her mother-in-law on Saturday morning when she was hit by a lorry turning out from a carpark. She was pronounced dead at the hospital, but her premature daughter was saved by doctors who performed emergency caesarean on her. The baby is reportedly healthy.

The lorry driver, a 46 year old male, was arrested for causing death by negligence. Doctors should be praised for saving the life of the baby girl, but unfortunately for the daughter, she will never meet her mother.

Michele Ang