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Congrats to PDRM

Azmi Taufik — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 00:50:49 +0000

A credit is due to PDRM – congratulation on your success to bust the SMS scammers. At last it is a relieve to know that these scammers are nabbed.

Quote from thestar.com.my,

KUALA LUMPUR: A notorious SMS scam syndicate tricking victims into parting with their money by convincing them that they have won cash prizes has been busted with the arrest of 26 people.

Police believe the group, comprising a Malaysian and 25 foreigners, was responsible for swindling up to RM6.4mil between 2006 and April this year.

The syndicate members, including two women and the mastermind, were picked up last week in a raid at a house in Taman Jen Loong and a condominium unit in Kuhara Court, Tawau.

I’m hoping that PDRM will proceed to look into online scammers lurking in mudah.com.my and ebay.com.my.

Many unsuspecting online buyers on these auction sites are cheated to deposit cash up to three to four thousand ringgit for expensive electronics items including HD TV and iPhones.

The short advertisement usually requires the buyer to email the advertiser on the interested item. The scamer then reply the email to the buyer with convincing words and promises including his MyCard (ic) number and bank account.

Later the scamer will follow up with an SMS or phone call requesting the buyer to deposit the cash into his account urgently saying that other buyers are also interested on the same item. This tactic really blinds the buyer into depositing the cash. Once the buyer deposited the cash and send as SMS to the scammer, the scammer will no longer reply any SMS or email and will not answer any phone call.

A blog to inform the public was setup by a victim of online auction fraud can be found at Jasmi’s Victims.

I’m really hoping that PDRM will nab this scammer with various names and bank accounts.

This man is worst than animals

Azmi Taufik — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 09:37:17 +0000

How could a man with two teenage children be so heartless to splash her wife with formic acid when she refused to having sex with him. Was he drunk at that point of time or just turned into a sex maniac after losing his fortune in a gambling earlier?

The following is the news quoted from thestar.com.my on

Man splashes acid on wife after she refuses sex

KUANTAN: Angered by his wife’s refusal to have sex with him, a man splashed formic acid on her.

In the 2am incident on Wednesday, the 47-year-old rubber smallholder was believed to have returned home after a gambling session.

“He went into the bedroom and woke up his wife as he wanted to have sex but she refused as she was feeling unwell and was having a headache,” Kuantan district police deputy chief Supt Zulkifli Taha said here yesterday.

“The man became angry and took a pail of formic acid from outside the house and splashed it on his wife’s face and body.”

We are getting this type of heart wrenching news almost everyday. Did you remember the news headline below,

10-year-old girl forced to marry father’s friend
Teen claims mum forced her to sleep with men
More sex abuse claims against tuition teacher
Civil servant arrested for raping teen daughters
Girl alleges dad raped her over six-year period

All the news above was reported around March and April this year and mind you that exclude the cases on gang-raped and raped by boyfriend.

What is happening in our society nowdays? Even animals looked after their young with love and care but these men and woman are not fit to be called human beings. I wished they will be sentenced to long jail terms.

Easiest way to make money, just get married

Azmi Taufik — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 05:55:10 +0000

Wow… this is the best and easiest way to make lots of money. Why not… you just do the maths yourself.

Married to 1 wife earns you RM1k /month
Married to 2 wife earns you RM2k /month
… the number of wife you can marry depends on your target.

Quote from NST Online,

Hubbies for hire at RM5,000

By Farrah Naz Karim

PUTRAJAYA: They may be legally married, but husbands of many foreign women in the country barely know their wives’ names, let alone have a chance to consummate their marriages.

These “husbands-for-rent” are making not less than RM5,000 a month from their wives.

Immigration Department director-general Datuk Abdul Rahman Othman said these women, mainly from a particular country, used these men to enable them to stay in the country for a long period without having to go in and out of Malaysia for documentation processing.

He said it was not an exaggeration to assume that for every 25 marriages involving a foreign woman, only one was genuine.

“This figure is reflected in past raids at vice dens where these women showed enforcement officers documents to prove that they were married to local men.

“Checks revealed that they knew nothing about these so-called husbands and their husbands can’t even recall the names of the wives off-hand.

An innovative way to woo potential customers

Azmi Taufik — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:39:55 +0000

This is surely a unique way to entertain the would be insurance buyers. The motive is to achieve the monthly target by entertaining them at karaoke and nightclubs.

This is great but it goes overboard if the agents must provide ‘free’ sex to close the sale.

The insurance company are so desperate to meet their target to resort to this immoral tactics, and worst still they will forced their agents to pay fines if they failed to meet their targets. Just a bloody selfish insurance company.

Quote from thestar.com.my

SOME insurance companies in Johor are recruiting female agents to have sex with potential customers, Guang Ming Daily re-ported.

The companies also arranged for the agents to party with the would-be clients at nightclubs and karaoke outlets.

Sources told the newspaper that the female agents were recruited among divorcees, single mothers or those helping their boyfriends repay debts.

“These are women who will do anything for money,” the sources said, adding that the agents went after middle-aged small entrepreneurs who were not very highly educated.

Ridiculous answer from MPS President

Azmi Taufik — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 04:47:20 +0000

I was really jolted by the answer given by MPS President as reported in thestar.com.my on the new Rawang bus terminal. Instead of providing alternative solution/s to ease the current situation he prefers to say something that shows his ignorance on the cause of the issue.

It was a ridiculous answer since the terminal was planned for opening a year ago as reported. Don’t tell me that after a year there is still no solution or at least an alternative to the problem. Again the rakyat is taken for a ride.

Read his comment below (in red) which I quoted from thestar.com.my and judge for yourself.

The building has six bus parking bays but none are used by the bus operators and only small businesses have occupied the bus terminal selling titbits, drinks and clothes.

When interviewed, MPS president Datuk Zainal Abidin Azim said that he was also not sure what to do about the situation.

“The developer was more interested in building shops for businesses instead of worrying about how the buses and taxis would be able to cope with the high traffic volume.

“The developer also did not think about how it would affect commuters.

“This is the reason that buses had to park along the road instead of inside the terminal,” he said.

Toyota – testing failure or overlooked

Azmi Taufik — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 04:06:15 +0000

Even with world class engineers and quality control in place Toyota seems to failed in this area – it might be an overlooked factor which not only had caused Toyota billions of dollars down the drain but also its world class reputation. No need to read “The Toyota Way’. Anyway it’s up to you to judge.

Toyota to replace gas pedals on 4 million vehicles

WASHINGTON (AP): Toyota plans to replace the gas pedals on 4 million vehicles in the United States because the pedals can get stuck in the floor mats and cause sudden acceleration, a flaw that led to the sixth-largest recall ever in the U.S.

The repairs are a critical step to restoring the reputation of the world’s biggest automaker, which suffered a blow when the recall was announced in September after years of making safe, reliable cars and trucks.

Is it ‘under’ control or what?

Azmi Taufik — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 00:24:29 +0000

So far our government said this is not a pendemic and it is under control. UiTM colleges closed, schools closed plus three deaths in a week due to H1N1… is it still not alarming enough to move the entire health machinery to circumvent this deadly flu from spreading to whole Malaysia.

Ahhh… the always Malaysia Boleh slogan and now 1Malaysia just rhetoric without substance … purely sh**!

Extract from thestar.com.my:

Dad: I thought it was just flu

MALACCA: Ramli Abdul Aziz thought his daughter was suffering from the common flu, especially since she had caught it from her brother who had recovered from a bout of flu.

Yesterday, the 45-year-old was still in grief and shock after the death of his daughter.

She was the country’s fourth A (H1N1) fatality.

“I thought that she had a normal flu and did not think that it would lead to her death.

“If I had known that her illness was this serious, maybe there would still have been a chance for her to live after treatment,” he said of Nur Syazwana Ramli, 20, who passed away on Tuesday <Continue reading>

A tragic and shameful way to end his life

Azmi Taufik — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 14:12:01 +0000

Living till old age but involved in perverted sex with a “pondan” and died in the act before he could repent. Oh .. may be that’s why goes the saying ‘Life begins at 40..”

I copy & paste verbatim from nst.com.my … read on and ponder.

KUANTAN: A 78-year-old businessman died of a heart attack while allegedly in the midst of foreplay with a transvestite on Sunday.
Harun Mohd Salleh of Kubang Buaya here, was in the 31-year-old transvestite’s room in Jalan Sultan Ismail about 5.40pm when he died.

The transvestite claimed Harun was caressing him when he had the heart attack.

Deputy district police chief Superintendent Zulkifli Taha said police had classified the case as sudden death.

Oh God please guide on the path of truth ( Allahummah dinas shirotol mustaqiim)

Is it wrong to keep your house clean and tidy?

Azmi Taufik — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 01:08:06 +0000

I don’t know whether this particular news is a sad one or funny. Just image if your wife request that you divore her just because you always wanted your house to be clean and tidy. I copy and paste the news from metro.co.uk verbatim.

“Many women despair that their husband never helps with the housework. But a German woman has divorced her husband because she was fed up with him cleaning all the time.

German media have reported the wife got through 15 years of marriage putting up with the man’s penchant for doing household chores, tidying up and rearranging the furniture.

But she ran out of patience when he knocked down and rebuilt a wall at their home when it got dirty, Christian Kropp, court judge in the central town of Sondershausen, said on Thursday.

‘I’d never had anyone seek a divorce for this,’ he said. “

Can petty issue like this break marriage couples in our country? What do you think?

Another selfish lorry driver

Azmi Taufik — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:57:51 +0000

It is very sad that innocent motorists and people are killed by egoistic and selfish lorry drivers. The Road & Transport Department (RTD) should act on errant lorry drivers – cancel their driving licenses if that is the best way to educate such errant drivers and also as a warning to others.

Cabbie and passenger killed after taxi were rammed by a lorry at Semambu, Kuantan - Pic:nst.com.my