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Rip-off credit-card fees get the flick From: The Australian June 12, 2012 9:03PM SHOPS, airlines, taxis and websites will be banned from socking customers with "excessive" surcharges to pay by credit card, the Reserve Bank ruled yesterday. Merchants will only be allowed to charge...

You can set up an online social escort agency. There's no rental expense to pay if you operate from your flat or when you are outside through your HP. You can recruit the girls on Facebook like what Tang Boon Thiew did. Make sure all the girls are 18 yrs or older by checking their ICs and make...

Do you think there's even a chance in the next 50 years that they'll realize that other people's lives matter? The past performance of the last 5,000 years has proven otherwise.

Sinkieland will still be ruled by the PAP. More casinos and total gambling revenue will surpass Macau. The children and grandchildren of today's Sinkie losers will continue to complain nonstop on cyberspace.

In 2008, a black man in America promised hope for the American people and "Yes, We Can" change for the better. Four years later, the average American family is worst off financially than in 2008. Action speaks louder than words. If you place your hope on other human beings including your own...

Exactly. Asians in general, who get into politics in Asian countries, their main purpose is to get rich. It's the same in Indonesia, Bangladesh, Philippines, Malaysia, India, Taiwan, etc. Nothing new about the news. If CSJ becomes the Prime Minister, it will business as usual in Singapore...

The neat thing about filing for corporate bankruptcy in the U.S. is that the Rich Dad Company LLC will no longer be required to pay a single cent to Zanker or any other creditors like landlord, utilities, etc. although there was a $24-M judgment against the company before the bankruptcy filing...

This means PAP is doing a great job. Otherwise, you wouldn't have been so lucky and blessed.

That means 70% of NS deserters are citizens.

Exactly. And this will improve the gene pool.

I can see why the loser can't afford those things that his son wants. Because his English is terrible with plenty of wrong grammars and incorrect sentence structures. No sensible employer would want to hire a person with such a bad command of the English language and pay him a high salary...

Make sure to pay by cash for taxi rides to Geylang. Otherwise the bank, taxi company, and LTA will have your name on their records if paying by credit card.

Exactly. No more trips to Geylang, Joo Chiat Road, HCs, KTVs, Hotel 81, & Fragrance Hotel. All a wive, GF, or P.I. needs to do is contact LTA to find out exactly where the hubby or BF was at a particular time on a particular day.

Absolutely. Unless you use an anonymous prepaid credit card issued overseas. When I say 'anonymous', I mean the bank that issued it doesn't have your personal details on their file. When you use a locally issued credit card, the ISD can easily trace your identity through the local bank and...

It all boils down to GDP growth figures and dollars and cents. Any potential social problems and tensions created by new FTs can be rectified by new government funded programs like "Singaporeans: Let's Integrate With Foreigners To Make Them Feel Welcomed." Any actual social problems like more...

Trashy hawker food is for lowly peasants. They pay peanuts and get monkeys. The elites dine at fine dining establishments and pay by credit cards. Membership has it's privileges.

The PAP can just import more FTs to make up for the lost population if they migrate overseas to give birth. Problem solved. Assuming that each couple you mentioned will have 2 children, 2 kids X 3 couples= 6 children. 6 children + 6 adults = 12 sinkie quitters. No problem for PAP to import...

Another low risk group is driving taxis.....

The problem is his spoken English sucks. Hence, he can't compete in the global job market. He can only complain & reflect how good life was in the past. Most complainers only daydream about the past.