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THIS GUY NAME MARCUS TANG USED TO BE MY SEC TEACHER. HE IS AGAINST ISLAM!!! PLS SPREAD and REPORT HIM! AND HE IS ANTI MALAYSIANS.
OMG SUCH A DISGRACE AS A SINGAPOREAN..
AS A HUMAN WE SHOULD RESPECT EACH OTHERS RACE/RELIGION. BY DOING THIS YOU GAIN NOTHING YOU PIECE OF SHIT! N
O RELIGION TEACH US TO CONDEMMED OTHERS.
Source: Abdils Abdul Malek
Being reading your website regarding stories of Social Escort Websites scamming and blackmailing clients using their personal information. Allow me to do a Edward Snowden and provides the public with insider information of what actually happen behind the scenes of Social Escort Agencies.
I’m being working in Social Escort Agent industry for more than a decade. After witnessing this industry or just a group of people taking on the evil turn, I decided to bail myself out before I see the inside of Changi prison. I was kind of a manager in the social escort agency.
There are many Social Escort websites in Singapore but they all the same, just one company and one group of people. The purpose is not to monopolise the market, it is to get repeat customers. Most likely a typical customer will get a bad experience because the girl in the photo does not match with the girl that come to the hotel room. Since we requested the client to pay for the hotel room first, he have no choice but to accept the girl. Most of the time, it’s Chinese girl picture but the girl going to the Hotel is Malay or Thai. Well, I think from my perspective now, it looks pretty harmless other than a bad service. Many websites means the clients will continue to use the same services from the same group of people. And engaging the services of social escort is not like getting a new HP from Singtel. You don’t get complaints after rendering a bad service to customers because most customers just like to keep things quiet. No particular risk to clients just when the pimp get caught, he will expose all his clients for a lighter punishment and that’s about it. In light of all these bad customer service, these Social Escort agency still provide pimping and that’s was a few years ago.
Due to the bad service, there’s a fall of revenue for these Social Escort Websites. The Social Escort industry had evolved to something more sinister in just the recent years. With the introduction of the Deep Web, local social escort website had morph into a full blown black mailing syndicate. Deep Web is the hidden World Wide Web, it cannot be access in normal browser. Users need to download a free browser TOR to access the Deep Web.
Inside the Deep Web, you have plenty of websites offering a service called “Social Engineering”. Basically, the hacker armed with an email address or a HP number can hack into your computer and extract whatever information. Social Escort Websites are smart and with their limited resources, they cannot go after every clients. What they will do is FB the potential victims. Usually, people use their email address for facebook, in facebook have everything from photos and occupations……………… This is want they can do with just an email address and a HP num. Once they determine the client as “rich”, they will go about their stalking. They work with the working ladies and try to clone the victims’ phone, just by placing a hardware for a few seconds for the cloning process to complete. They will have access to all the phone calls, contacts, messages, Whatsapp messages and internet history. Sometimes they will just engage a hacker from Deep Web to hack into your computer, computer will simply get infected by opening an email’s attachment with a malware inside. Lots of information and lots of angles for blackmail.
You might be asking, the news didn’t report of any serious blackmailing………..? It’s just like what we have discuss before, the victims would like to keep things quiet and not let others know of him engaging services of a working lady. Usually, the amounts are not big, $5,000 at most. But recently, I read from your website of a man who got blackmailing for $20,000. I suspect those original foot soldiers from “Blackmail Department” had decided to struck out on their own and form their own blackmailing company and aggressive doing their “blackmailing”. Things will be getting dangerous with the proliferation of these people armed with blackmailing know how, every Social Escort Website is a possible blackmailing website. This is the real situation behind every Social Escort Website.
I left the industry and decided to do legitimate work because blackmailing people and destroying their family weights heavily on my conscience. I hope my message can reach as many people as possible and authorities will look at this growing blackmailing syndicates lucking behind a normal Social Escort Website, it’s doing a lot of harm to people and their families.
Jack
A.S.S. Contributor
Source: www.allsingaporestuff.com
I just discovered yesterday on 9 Oct 2015, when i went to KK hospital in an apparent emergency gynae issue as recommended by my GP, only to realise that their practice of emergency charges is not consistent with A&E depts of other public funded hospitals. When queried, staff said that theirs is called an “O&G 24 hr clinic” and not called the A&E. Hence, walk-in patients in emergency cases are charged private rates. This info wasnt made known upfront to me until i saw my bill.
That’s not all.
For the private rates, the level of medical care and service are substandard compared to a subsidised public hospital. It’s appalling that a country claiming first class trustworthy, affordable healthcare has not put any priority for women in critical need. It is not surprising then that KKH, I found out is run by a man. Staff said this isnt the first time they received such feedback from patients and they have informed Management.
No matter what its called restructured, semi government etc, this hospital is a member of SingHealth and logically should follow the same consistent practices like its other members. By the name, it gives even my GP, the impression that its a hospital that specialises in women care and is accessible to members of public similar to other emergency departments of other public hospitals.
Appears to me that my tax money is used to pay these public healthcare workers, yet in an emergency I’m automatically charged as a private patient. Their defense was that i should go polyclinic to get referral and come in as a subsidised patient.
In an emergency especially if after office hours, who detours to the polyclinic and queue? This is definitely a systemic issue which needs to be addressed. Women’s emergency issues are not limited to birth delivery or complications during pregnancies and a proper top notch public infrastructure should be accorded for women in general which comes along with a proper designated emergency facility with well equipped medical staff.
Matsushima Nanako
A.S.S. Reader
Source: www.allsingaporestuff.com
SHAH ALAM: Astro Ria’s popular reality talent show Akademi Fantasia 2015 (AF 2015) has crowned its winner, Sufi Rashid, 24, of Singapore. There were four finalists in the final concert broadcast live over Astro Ria from the Shah Alam City Council (Wisma MBSA) here at 9pm on Sunday.
Sufi received the first prize of RM50,000 while Syamel Fodzly, 22, of Kuala Lumpur, Bila Samsaidi, 19, of Kuala Lumpur, and Shahrol Kamarozaman, 19, of Port Dickson, received the second, third and fourth prizes of RM30,000, RM20,000 and RM10,000 respectively.
The champion performed two songs namely the original Kisah Dua Muka written by himself and the hit single Andai Ku Berrcinta Lagi made popular by Mojo. The two-hour concert was co-hosted by Zizan Razak and Faizal Ismail. Datuk Ramli MS, Fauziah Ahmad Daud, Datuk Aznil Nawawi and Datuk AC Mizal were the contest judges.
The contestants: Sufi Rashid, 24, from Singapore. Bila Samsaidi, 19, from KL. Syamel Fodzly, 22, from KL. Shahrul Kamarozaman, 19, from Port Dickson.
Sufi sang Andaiku Bercinta Lagi made popular by Mojo while Syamel sang Sampai Mati by Hazama Azmi. Shahrul sang Just The Way You Are by Bruno Mars and Bila sang Karma by Faizal Tahir. Sufi, Syamel, Shahrul and Bila also sang the original songs Kisah Dua Muka, Hidup Dalam Mati, Hanya Kamu and Diam Saja. Sufi’s and Syamel’s songs were self-composed while Shahrul’s and Bila’s songs were composed by Zul Majid and Edry respectively.
Source: www.nst.com.my
Newly elected MP for Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC Halimah Yacob has pledged to clean up Woodlands Town Garden, a heartland park that has grown infamous for its nightly vice activities.
Residents told The Sunday Times that they avoid the park and forbid their children from going there. Similar concerns were shared with her during the recent election campaign, said Madam Halimah, when asked about the issue.
She revealed that she would be approaching the National Parks Board (NParks) to ask the agency to develop and upgrade the park, to “eliminate its attraction to those committing vice”.
“This is something that NParks should seriously consider,” she said, highlighting how 2,000 new Housing Board residential units will be coming up in that area in a couple of years. The new residents, too, “should not be inconvenienced by such activities”, she added.
She also urged police to step up patrols and conduct raids at the park more regularly.
Tucked away in a corner of Marsiling close to the Causeway and housing blocks, the park was built in 1983, with seven Chinese pavilions and six Malay huts on stilts – a design which won it the SIA Architectural Design Award in 1986.
But over the last decade, it has developed a seedy reputation. The 11ha park is largely deserted in the day. At night, transvestite prostitutes solicit for business at its carpark – always full with vans and lorries parked overnight, and at a bus stop next to it.
The sex trade gets busier over the weekends, when as many as seven prostitutes ply their trade. Services are offered for as low as $30. Customers are often foreign workers, although Singapore-registered cars can also be seen pulling into the carpark. A check of a gay online forum also shows that the park is sometimes where strangers meet up for a tryst.
Former Marsiling MP Hawazi Daipi, who had headed the ward since 1997 when it became part of Sembawang GRC, said he had highlighted the issue to the authorities. The ward now forms part of the new Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC. “That place is old and there is a plan to redevelop the area, so I think it will be much better in future,” he added.
The 35-year-old Woodlands Town Centre – just across the road from the park – is slated for redevelopment by the HDB next year.
A police spokesman said they do “conduct regular joint patrols at Woodlands Town Garden with our community partners” and use closed-circuit television cameras to deter and detect illegal activities.
But Madam Halimah believes this may not be enough. “As (the police) can’t be there every day, what happens is a cat-and-mouse game that these perpetrators play, where they will disperse when the police patrol the area and then reconvene when they are gone,” she said.
When asked, an NParks spokesman said the agency, too, has taken steps to increase safety, including pruning dense vegetation, improving lighting and removing shelters to prevent groups of people from congregating there.
The spokesman added that there are “plans to upgrade the park and put in more measures, including additional lighting”, but details are not available at this stage.
Residents told The Sunday Times that they hope things can change for the better soon.
“I work the night shift… sometimes, you see people walking or going to the park. I know they go there for some hanky-panky,” said liaison officer Sukwinder Singh, 25. “Obviously, I am a little disgusted.”
Factory worker Liu Qing Qing, 26, said: “I have always avoided the area because it does not feel safe.”
Madam Lim Guat Thoe, who has lived in the area since 1963, remembers when the park’s lake was a popular spot for outings. “But now, it is dirty and very unsightly,” said the 53-year-old cleaner.
Other residents complained that, at night, labourers could be seen sleeping in the underpass leading to the park.
“It is dark there at night and, with all the people in the area, I tell my children they are not allowed to go there,” said resident Ishak Abdul Rahman, 52, who has been living in the area for 15 years.
Source: www.straitstimes.com