The continuing GLOBAL stressful thread! Part III

[SGMCF328]

The guy must be very horny. Get RM 1 mil for having intercourse to get the lady pregnant, he thought he is Andy Lau meh, really is siao chiong nao Hahahahaha

Man in Malaysia loses over S$7,000 in sperm donation scam

Source: https://mustsharenews.com/woman-buying-sperm/

A man in Malaysia was scammed of RM25,000 (S$7,678) after falling for an online sperm donation scam.

The case involving the 49-year-old victim, identified as Mr Lee, came to light on Tuesday (24 Sept)  at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.

Mr Lee explained that he responded to an online ad in September offering to “buy sperm at a high price to get pregnant.”

Malaysian news outlet The Star reported that he was later contacted by a woman named Chen via WhatsApp, who gave him the contact number of a “lawyer”.

The woman claimed to be from Singapore.

“The other party said that the lawyer would be solely responsible for negotiating with me,” he said, adding that he was promised a reward of RM1 million (S$307,152) if he could make Ms Chen pregnant.

Mr Lee also confirmed that the sperm-selling process would involve sexual intercourse.

When asked why the other party “chose” him, he explained that they had exchanged photos, and the woman said she was attracted to him because he looked “mature and stable”.

The victim also shared a voice message from Ms Chen stating that he should first pay a deposit of RM1,000 (S$307) to the lawyer’s bank account.

According to the woman, this was to test Mr Lee’s ability and sincerity.

Once paid, the lawyer will contact him to sign a confidentiality agreement and give him an advanced payment of RM300,000 (S$92,145).

After the agreement is signed, Ms Chen would arrange hotel accommodations and cover all expenses.

However, the lawyer told Mr Lee that to receive the RM300,000 advance, he needed to pay a RM24,000 (S$7,371) handling fee.

He transferred the RM24,000 but was later told he had to pay an additional RM30,000 (S$9,214) for international transfer fees, which made him realise he had been scammed.

Mr Lee then sought help from Malaysian authorities to look into the scam.

MCA Public Services and Complaints Department head Datuk Seri Michael Chong suspects that the scammers are part of a local syndicate due to their use of local legal firms.

After reaching out to the law firm mentioned in the scam, it was confirmed that Ms Chen was not a client and that the scammers had misused the firm’s name.

He also pointed out that the woman’s voice had a non-local accent and sounded robotic, which Mr Lee unfortunately failed to notice.

“They also exploited Lee’s poor reading literacy, allowing him to overlook the broken language in the agreement,” Mr Chong added.

[inlinesix]

Whenever i see this

"The victim also shared a voice message from Ms Chen stating that he should first pay a deposit of RM1,000 (S$307) to the lawyer’s bank account."

Straight away red flag.

[Windwaver]

On 9/25/2024 at 7:54 AM, Jman888 said:

kiang tio ho, mai keh kiang

 

GG to these 4 men

https://tnp.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/4-charged-taunting-verbal-abuse-cop-murder-scene

4 charged for taunting, verbal abuse of cop at murder scene

Md Dino Marciano Abdul Wahab, Alex Kumar Gnanasekaran, Mohamed Eusof Mohamed Yahiya and Mohanan V Balakrishnan were each handed one charge of committing public nuisance and one charge of harassment.

The men indicated they would be engaging a lawyer. They may be handed additional charges after investigations are concluded.

Dino, 44, Alex, 37, Eusof, 32, and Mohanan, 38, are accused of coming across a cordoned-off area along Sam Leong Road, near the vicinity of Jalan Besar, and attempting to cross it on Sept 22 at about 5am.

The area had been cordoned off by the police to preserve a murder crime scene.

A 25-year-old man died and another young man was injured after an early-morning brawl broke out near Kim San Leng Eating House in Verdun Road on Sept 22.

Muhammad Sajid Saleem, 22, has been charged with murder in relation to the case. Five others were charged with rioting with a deadly weapon while being members of an unlawful assembly.

Three men in the group charged on Sept 25 had taunted Sergeant Wayne Lim Chee Kiat, who was stationed at the cordon, while the fourth filmed the encounter.

Sgt Lim had then advised the four men to use an alternative route.

In a video nearly two minutes long that was posted on social media, the group can be seen and heard arguing with and sneering at Sgt Lim.

As the group became more agitated, Alex can be seen gesturing at Sgt Lim and mentioning the officer is a civil servant.

He can be heard saying to him “we are paying our tax”, before turning to Mohanan to ask him to record a video of the scene.

Alex then told Sgt Lim: “You want to talk like (a) gangster? I can show you 100 per cent pure gangster”, as another police officer led Alex away.

Dino can be heard telling Sgt Lim: “You talked like (a) gangster, you know, we all scared, you know.”

This is followed by the group laughing.

Eusof eventually led the group away after sneering at Sgt Lim and saying: “He’s going to cry already, he’s going to cry already”.

In a statement released on Sept 24, the police said investigating officers managed to establish the identity of all four men after the incident on Sept 22, and arrested them the next day.

Their case was adjourned to allow the police investigation to be completed, and the group will return to court on Oct 8.

The police said they do not tolerate any abuse towards officers carrying out their duties, and will not hesitate to take action against abusers.

Those found guilty of using abusive language against a public servant can be jailed for up to a year, fined up to $5,000, or both.

Those found guilty of causing public nuisance can be jailed for up to three months, fined up to $2,000, or both.

[Jman888]

expensive price for one minute of fame trying to be a hero in front of police

 

[mersaylee]

On 9/25/2024 at 1:14 PM, SGMCF328 said:

The guy must be very horny. Get RM 1 mil for having intercourse to get the lady pregnant, he thought he is Andy Lau meh, really is siao chiong nao Hahahahaha

Man in Malaysia loses over S$7,000 in sperm donation scam

Source: https://mustsharenews.com/woman-buying-sperm/

A man in Malaysia was scammed of RM25,000 (S$7,678) after falling for an online sperm donation scam.

The case involving the 49-year-old victim, identified as Mr Lee, came to light on Tuesday (24 Sept)  at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.

Mr Lee explained that he responded to an online ad in September offering to “buy sperm at a high price to get pregnant.”

Malaysian news outlet The Star reported that he was later contacted by a woman named Chen via WhatsApp, who gave him the contact number of a “lawyer”.

The woman claimed to be from Singapore.

“The other party said that the lawyer would be solely responsible for negotiating with me,” he said, adding that he was promised a reward of RM1 million (S$307,152) if he could make Ms Chen pregnant.

Mr Lee also confirmed that the sperm-selling process would involve sexual intercourse.

When asked why the other party “chose” him, he explained that they had exchanged photos, and the woman said she was attracted to him because he looked “mature and stable”.

The victim also shared a voice message from Ms Chen stating that he should first pay a deposit of RM1,000 (S$307) to the lawyer’s bank account.

According to the woman, this was to test Mr Lee’s ability and sincerity.

Once paid, the lawyer will contact him to sign a confidentiality agreement and give him an advanced payment of RM300,000 (S$92,145).

After the agreement is signed, Ms Chen would arrange hotel accommodations and cover all expenses.

However, the lawyer told Mr Lee that to receive the RM300,000 advance, he needed to pay a RM24,000 (S$7,371) handling fee.

He transferred the RM24,000 but was later told he had to pay an additional RM30,000 (S$9,214) for international transfer fees, which made him realise he had been scammed.

Mr Lee then sought help from Malaysian authorities to look into the scam.

MCA Public Services and Complaints Department head Datuk Seri Michael Chong suspects that the scammers are part of a local syndicate due to their use of local legal firms.

After reaching out to the law firm mentioned in the scam, it was confirmed that Ms Chen was not a client and that the scammers had misused the firm’s name.

He also pointed out that the woman’s voice had a non-local accent and sounded robotic, which Mr Lee unfortunately failed to notice.

“They also exploited Lee’s poor reading literacy, allowing him to overlook the broken language in the agreement,” Mr Chong added.

When asked why the other party “chose” him, he explained that they had exchanged photos, and the woman said she was attracted to him because he looked “mature and stable”.

I tink it's "gullible and stupiak"...🤣🤣🤣

[Atonchia]

On 9/25/2024 at 1:14 PM, SGMCF328 said:

The guy must be very horny. Get RM 1 mil for having intercourse to get the lady pregnant, he thought he is Andy Lau meh, really is siao chiong nao Hahahahaha

Man in Malaysia loses over S$7,000 in sperm donation scam

Source: https://mustsharenews.com/woman-buying-sperm/

A man in Malaysia was scammed of RM25,000 (S$7,678) after falling for an online sperm donation scam.

The case involving the 49-year-old victim, identified as Mr Lee, came to light on Tuesday (24 Sept)  at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.

Mr Lee explained that he responded to an online ad in September offering to “buy sperm at a high price to get pregnant.”

Malaysian news outlet The Star reported that he was later contacted by a woman named Chen via WhatsApp, who gave him the contact number of a “lawyer”.

The woman claimed to be from Singapore.

“The other party said that the lawyer would be solely responsible for negotiating with me,” he said, adding that he was promised a reward of RM1 million (S$307,152) if he could make Ms Chen pregnant.

Mr Lee also confirmed that the sperm-selling process would involve sexual intercourse.

When asked why the other party “chose” him, he explained that they had exchanged photos, and the woman said she was attracted to him because he looked “mature and stable”.

The victim also shared a voice message from Ms Chen stating that he should first pay a deposit of RM1,000 (S$307) to the lawyer’s bank account.

According to the woman, this was to test Mr Lee’s ability and sincerity.

Once paid, the lawyer will contact him to sign a confidentiality agreement and give him an advanced payment of RM300,000 (S$92,145).

After the agreement is signed, Ms Chen would arrange hotel accommodations and cover all expenses.

However, the lawyer told Mr Lee that to receive the RM300,000 advance, he needed to pay a RM24,000 (S$7,371) handling fee.

He transferred the RM24,000 but was later told he had to pay an additional RM30,000 (S$9,214) for international transfer fees, which made him realise he had been scammed.

Mr Lee then sought help from Malaysian authorities to look into the scam.

MCA Public Services and Complaints Department head Datuk Seri Michael Chong suspects that the scammers are part of a local syndicate due to their use of local legal firms.

After reaching out to the law firm mentioned in the scam, it was confirmed that Ms Chen was not a client and that the scammers had misused the firm’s name.

He also pointed out that the woman’s voice had a non-local accent and sounded robotic, which Mr Lee unfortunately failed to notice.

“They also exploited Lee’s poor reading literacy, allowing him to overlook the broken language in the agreement,” Mr Chong added.

TLDR

KNN....

Donate sperm still can get scammed?

[Atonchia]

On 9/25/2024 at 5:45 PM, Windwaver said:

GG to these 4 men

https://tnp.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/4-charged-taunting-verbal-abuse-cop-murder-scene

4 charged for taunting, verbal abuse of cop at murder scene

Md Dino Marciano Abdul Wahab, Alex Kumar Gnanasekaran, Mohamed Eusof Mohamed Yahiya and Mohanan V Balakrishnan were each handed one charge of committing public nuisance and one charge of harassment.

The men indicated they would be engaging a lawyer. They may be handed additional charges after investigations are concluded.

Dino, 44, Alex, 37, Eusof, 32, and Mohanan, 38, are accused of coming across a cordoned-off area along Sam Leong Road, near the vicinity of Jalan Besar, and attempting to cross it on Sept 22 at about 5am.

The area had been cordoned off by the police to preserve a murder crime scene.

A 25-year-old man died and another young man was injured after an early-morning brawl broke out near Kim San Leng Eating House in Verdun Road on Sept 22.

Muhammad Sajid Saleem, 22, has been charged with murder in relation to the case. Five others were charged with rioting with a deadly weapon while being members of an unlawful assembly.

Three men in the group charged on Sept 25 had taunted Sergeant Wayne Lim Chee Kiat, who was stationed at the cordon, while the fourth filmed the encounter.

Sgt Lim had then advised the four men to use an alternative route.

In a video nearly two minutes long that was posted on social media, the group can be seen and heard arguing with and sneering at Sgt Lim.

As the group became more agitated, Alex can be seen gesturing at Sgt Lim and mentioning the officer is a civil servant.

He can be heard saying to him “we are paying our tax”, before turning to Mohanan to ask him to record a video of the scene.

Alex then told Sgt Lim: “You want to talk like (a) gangster? I can show you 100 per cent pure gangster”, as another police officer led Alex away.

Dino can be heard telling Sgt Lim: “You talked like (a) gangster, you know, we all scared, you know.”

This is followed by the group laughing.

Eusof eventually led the group away after sneering at Sgt Lim and saying: “He’s going to cry already, he’s going to cry already”.

In a statement released on Sept 24, the police said investigating officers managed to establish the identity of all four men after the incident on Sept 22, and arrested them the next day.

Their case was adjourned to allow the police investigation to be completed, and the group will return to court on Oct 8.

The police said they do not tolerate any abuse towards officers carrying out their duties, and will not hesitate to take action against abusers.

Those found guilty of using abusive language against a public servant can be jailed for up to a year, fined up to $5,000, or both.

Those found guilty of causing public nuisance can be jailed for up to three months, fined up to $2,000, or both.

Truly deserve it.

Just jail them 3 days and cane them 3 times....

[Maxus-MIFA9]

On 9/25/2024 at 1:14 PM, SGMCF328 said:

The guy must be very horny. Get RM 1 mil for having intercourse to get the lady pregnant, he thought he is Andy Lau meh, really is siao chiong nao Hahahahaha

Man in Malaysia loses over S$7,000 in sperm donation scam

Source: https://mustsharenews.com/woman-buying-sperm/

A man in Malaysia was scammed of RM25,000 (S$7,678) after falling for an online sperm donation scam.

The case involving the 49-year-old victim, identified as Mr Lee, came to light on Tuesday (24 Sept)  at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.

Mr Lee explained that he responded to an online ad in September offering to “buy sperm at a high price to get pregnant.”

Malaysian news outlet The Star reported that he was later contacted by a woman named Chen via WhatsApp, who gave him the contact number of a “lawyer”.

The woman claimed to be from Singapore.

“The other party said that the lawyer would be solely responsible for negotiating with me,” he said, adding that he was promised a reward of RM1 million (S$307,152) if he could make Ms Chen pregnant.

Mr Lee also confirmed that the sperm-selling process would involve sexual intercourse.

When asked why the other party “chose” him, he explained that they had exchanged photos, and the woman said she was attracted to him because he looked “mature and stable”.

The victim also shared a voice message from Ms Chen stating that he should first pay a deposit of RM1,000 (S$307) to the lawyer’s bank account.

According to the woman, this was to test Mr Lee’s ability and sincerity.

Once paid, the lawyer will contact him to sign a confidentiality agreement and give him an advanced payment of RM300,000 (S$92,145).

After the agreement is signed, Ms Chen would arrange hotel accommodations and cover all expenses.

However, the lawyer told Mr Lee that to receive the RM300,000 advance, he needed to pay a RM24,000 (S$7,371) handling fee.

He transferred the RM24,000 but was later told he had to pay an additional RM30,000 (S$9,214) for international transfer fees, which made him realise he had been scammed.

Mr Lee then sought help from Malaysian authorities to look into the scam.

MCA Public Services and Complaints Department head Datuk Seri Michael Chong suspects that the scammers are part of a local syndicate due to their use of local legal firms.

After reaching out to the law firm mentioned in the scam, it was confirmed that Ms Chen was not a client and that the scammers had misused the firm’s name.

He also pointed out that the woman’s voice had a non-local accent and sounded robotic, which Mr Lee unfortunately failed to notice.

“They also exploited Lee’s poor reading literacy, allowing him to overlook the broken language in the agreement,” Mr Chong added.

Must be 'Golden Sperm' that worth RM25,000. 

[Maxus-MIFA9]

On 9/25/2024 at 1:14 PM, SGMCF328 said:

The guy must be very horny. Get RM 1 mil for having intercourse to get the lady pregnant, he thought he is Andy Lau meh, really is siao chiong nao Hahahahaha

Man in Malaysia loses over S$7,000 in sperm donation scam

Source: https://mustsharenews.com/woman-buying-sperm/

A man in Malaysia was scammed of RM25,000 (S$7,678) after falling for an online sperm donation scam.

The case involving the 49-year-old victim, identified as Mr Lee, came to light on Tuesday (24 Sept)  at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.

Mr Lee explained that he responded to an online ad in September offering to “buy sperm at a high price to get pregnant.”

Malaysian news outlet The Star reported that he was later contacted by a woman named Chen via WhatsApp, who gave him the contact number of a “lawyer”.

The woman claimed to be from Singapore.

“The other party said that the lawyer would be solely responsible for negotiating with me,” he said, adding that he was promised a reward of RM1 million (S$307,152) if he could make Ms Chen pregnant.

Mr Lee also confirmed that the sperm-selling process would involve sexual intercourse.

When asked why the other party “chose” him, he explained that they had exchanged photos, and the woman said she was attracted to him because he looked “mature and stable”.

The victim also shared a voice message from Ms Chen stating that he should first pay a deposit of RM1,000 (S$307) to the lawyer’s bank account.

According to the woman, this was to test Mr Lee’s ability and sincerity.

Once paid, the lawyer will contact him to sign a confidentiality agreement and give him an advanced payment of RM300,000 (S$92,145).

After the agreement is signed, Ms Chen would arrange hotel accommodations and cover all expenses.

However, the lawyer told Mr Lee that to receive the RM300,000 advance, he needed to pay a RM24,000 (S$7,371) handling fee.

He transferred the RM24,000 but was later told he had to pay an additional RM30,000 (S$9,214) for international transfer fees, which made him realise he had been scammed.

Mr Lee then sought help from Malaysian authorities to look into the scam.

MCA Public Services and Complaints Department head Datuk Seri Michael Chong suspects that the scammers are part of a local syndicate due to their use of local legal firms.

After reaching out to the law firm mentioned in the scam, it was confirmed that Ms Chen was not a client and that the scammers had misused the firm’s name.

He also pointed out that the woman’s voice had a non-local accent and sounded robotic, which Mr Lee unfortunately failed to notice.

“They also exploited Lee’s poor reading literacy, allowing him to overlook the broken language in the agreement,” Mr Chong added.

For RM25,000, he can enjoy how many women & she-men in Thailand.... 

[Volvobrick]

On 9/25/2024 at 11:45 PM, Atonchia said:

Truly deserve it.

Just jail them 3 days and cane them 3 times....

These guys can show to be more gangster OK? I bet they won't cry out (or at least won't tell their friends) when they kena rotan. 

[Mkl22]

On 9/25/2024 at 11:23 PM, mersaylee said:

When asked why the other party “chose” him, he explained that they had exchanged photos, and the woman said she was attracted to him because he looked “mature and stable”.

I tink it's "gullible and stupiak"...🤣🤣🤣

thinking with KKJ... 😁

[Wt_know]

it's proven that old tricks can be 5,000 years old ...

it works every time as long as there are gullible peacocks ...

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However, the lawyer told Mr Lee that to receive the RM300,000 advance, he needed to pay a RM24,000 (S$7,371) handling fee.

He transferred the RM24,000 but was later told he had to pay an additional RM30,000 (S$9,214) for international transfer fees, which made him realise he had been scammed.

Edited September 26 by Wt_know

[Jman888]

what makes him think he so special

 

[Tohto]

Watch too much Japan AV. Thinking that a Japanese nurse attire girl will help her 🤣

[mersaylee]

On 9/26/2024 at 4:46 PM, Volvobrick said:

These guys can show to be more gangster OK? I bet they won't cry out (or at least won't tell their friends) when they kena rotan. 

Self claimed...pure breed...😁

[Jman888]

On 9/26/2024 at 7:00 PM, mersaylee said:

Self claimed...pure breed...😁

cos they got go to school, know a bit of law ok

 

[mersaylee]

On 9/26/2024 at 9:35 PM, Jman888 said:

cos they got go to school, know a bit of law ok

 

You mean law-less...? 😁

[SGMCF328]

Wah this one is really kena sai. 😱

If someone drove pass in a cabriolet, or those food delivery personnel on PMD ☠️ ☠️

Septic tank pipe bursts on road in China, 10m high eruption covers cars in waste

Source: https://mustsharenews.com/septic-tank-eruption/

The newly installed sewage pipe ruptured after a pressure test, causing sewage to gush out.

Some vehicles suffered varying degrees of damage, but fortunately, no one was injured.