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Hi guys, am traveling to GZ in Nov. Anyone bought and used any data sim card from taobao before that is usable in GZ? Pls pm me. Thks.

Any1 got experience getting a prepaid data Sim card in Frankfurt ?

Hello all, I thought Citibank DIVIDEND Card can get 18.3% discount petrol at Esso, but the counter casher only agreed to give 14%, and said another 5.3% subject to site promotion do you have same experience?

Hello all, I know LTA has stopped issuing log cards already. So how I do I print my own vehicle's log card from the LTA web site? I tried navigating the LTA site and onemotoring.com site but could not find any specific link to do so. Please let me know if you know.

Today I removed my micro sd car from the dash cam wanting to retrieve some footages from few days ago and to my surprise it was not inside! It only has the footages from my drive this morning and several weeks/mths back. Is it something wrong with my camera, the settings or memory card? Pls advise. 😢

Went to the IT Show yesterday, intending to buy a 32gb micro-SD card for my Blackvue. Was told it is advisable to get a Class 6 card. But the price diff between Class 4 and Class 6 is huge. 32gb class 4 = $39 32gb class 6 = $79 The price diff is ridiculous. Didn't want to be a sucker. I put off the purchase. Did some research. Found out that Class 4 is good enough for HD recording. www.sdcard.org/developers/overview/speed_class/ I did an experiment. Took out the 4gb Class 4 micro-SD card from my Blackberry. Format it to install Blackvue firmware. Did a few minutes of normal recording. The video quality was good. No jerky recording. Everything looked good.

PRC NATIONAL SHOWS OFF HIS FAKE SINGAPORE BLUE IC ONLINE Post date: 9 Apr 2015 - 4:11pm Everyone please beware of this scam! I saw this PRC man from Shen Zhen online who is going around showing off his fake blue Singapore NRIC! He says that with this fake blue IC he can find a job anywhere in Singapore! Maybe he will even cheat poor unsuspecting Singaporeans of their hard earned money by scamming them! How to know if his NRIC is fake? Just see the serial number for his year of birth S69.... It is completely off! He is born in 1988 and NRIC issued in 2007, how can he have a S69 serial number!? Even the address and thumbprint is so fake! I didn't know our NRIC is so easily copied! Who knows how many more PRCs are out there using their fake ICs to snatch our local jobs and scam our people! ICA better get to the bottom of this stink! What is the purpose of us paying them so much money and they can't even stop others from copying our IC cards????

Any bros got recommendation on which prepaid data sim card to buy in US for IP5s? Hope to pick one up at the SF Airport. Kum sia.

i recently found afew expired cash cards in my house and got the refund thru ATM machine. the question is, what do i do with the expired cards? do i just throw them away?

I got a mobile broadband sim card. Wanted to use a router to share a few user. Not looking for portable battery type. Anyone?

Hi, I would like to ask where can I go and make custom design cash cards because my organization is going to make them. I remember that MCF has a custom made cash card the other time... What is the costs involved. Thanks!!! JK

Need some advice from forumers of MCF who travel frequently, what is the best credit card to use overseas? ... particularly for USA, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Bali and Malaysia. I mean in terms of credit card rewards, bank rates, discounts and such. Thanks!

I thought of getting one for surfing on my tablet when in M'sia. Which telco should i buy from that gives good value and coverage?

Subscription is $9/mth, but don't find the card useful except for getting rebate at NTUC supermarket. Don't think I get more than $9 rebate per month to justify to keep the card. I was wondering to keep or cancel this card? Who else here find the NTUC PLus card useful?

hmmmm. i dunno what to say. Any bros in financial industry can confirm? i use vpost all the way since it started. http://www.allsingaporestuff.com/article/whistle-blow-mas-and-banks-cover-recent-credit-card-fraudulent-transactions WHISTLE BLOW: MAS AND BANKS COVER UP THE RECENT CREDIT CARD FRAUDULENT TRANSACTIONS I am sure almost all of you know of the recent fraudulent credit card transactions that appeared in the news last week. Many Singaporeans who shop online received a rude shock when a Taiwan company Neweb Technologies billed unsuspecting consumers NT$1150 which they never spend. I work in a bank dealing with compliance, risk management, operations and this is the low down of how the banks and the Ministry of Finance, MAS, is hiding certain information from consumers who have the right to know what happen. It has been a very demoralizing week at work for me and made worse after reading the statement made by The Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) published on news yesterday. It said, "Preliminary investigations indicate that there was no breach of any systems within the banks. All affected customers in Singapore will not be liable for these unauthorized transactions. Banks are working with the credit card associations to investigate these incidences." "The ABS clarified that while banks in Singapore have enhanced their security measures and safeguards, cardholders can also play their part when shopping on-line." Some may think it was a kind gesture on the part of the banks to waive liability for all those affected. But the fact is that there was a criminal act involved and consumers need not take on liability in the first place. The real reason why the frauds took place was because ComGateway was hacked and hundreds of thousands of consumers' credit cards and cvc numbers were compromised. Yes, they were stolen because ComGateway, one of the major online concierge/forwarding provider, did not secure the information stored with them. In other words, consumers were open to fraudulent charges not only from Neweb but also any company which the crooks had connection to or sold the information to. So when the banks say that cardholders need to "play their part" when performing online transaction, it is rather unfair. How can cardholders be aware of such possibilities, when it is expected of the banks and MAS to ensure that credit card transactions, at the operational level, are safe?! Is MAS, as a regulator, trying to conceal vital information from consumers? Absolutely appalled with MAS, as they should have be upfront with consumers and informed them that it was ComGateway that was compromised. Consumers have the right to know and take precautionary measures. Working in a bank, I can understand why banks would want to minimize the impact of this issue because it affects the confidence that consumers have in e-commerce, a fast growing business by the way. But why would MAS hide behind the shadows? What vested interests do they have? Modern online transactions have become increasingly complex as organizations try to deal with the problems arising from global online marketplaces, local merchants, online forwarders, and international finance. As usual, the government has allowed big business to grow bigger and earn bigger profits, while doing the bare minimum for security and fiduciary duty. Simply said, the interest of consumers is the last of their concerns as long as the economy is growing. MAS seems to have lost its lead role regulating the many parties involved in online shopping and the multifaceted challenges that it brings. It cannot be the case where only banks are regulated while others can operate at the lowest costs possible without giving a damn about personal security. If MAS continues to twiddle its thumbs and take a "hands off" approach, only consumers will suffer as more of such cases are bound to surface.

Anyone bought this? I think can use for most car recorders. http://www.groupon.sg/in/.0sQTiw?nlp

I juz received a mail from Safra, should I accept it, a) eligible for $100 worth of Safra vouchers and free membership up to one year. b) SAFRA vouchers and memberships free and an additional 2 years membership. c) Any catch ? tied in promotion shuld be included into the renewal. d) Wad if existing membership has yet to expires, can ask for reimbursement ? fellow reservist's comment/ feedbacks/ inputs much appreciated. Thx

As above, my SIM card tray broke into two pieces. Any kind soul knows where to find replacement?

Hi all, just checking if possible to have a 2nd micro sd card attached via a reader/ cable to my note 2 instead of inserting into the actual sd card slot? got such device? example like a laptop, you plug in 2 thumbdrives like that... Cuz sometimes i want to view the car cam footages on my hp...

1 noob qns....i accidentally formatted my SD card on my camera n all my pix r gone. Does tat mean its gone forever or its there a way to retrieve i back... Helppppppppp

SINGAPORE: There is an industry wide move by banks in Singapore to disable magnetic stripe on all credit and debit cards. This means those cards can no longer be used for overseas retail purchases outside of Singapore. The move is believed to be led by the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS). However when contacted, an ABS spokesperson declined comment and said it will make an announcement on July 30. In response to queries from Channel NewsAsia, some banks said they are ready to join the industry in the move. HSBC said it plans to implement the disabling of the magnetic strips within the month of August. HSBC added that it will exempt customers and auto-enrol their credit and debit cards for overseas use if, according to its records, they have a history of overseas use of their cards, or have an overseas address, so that they can enjoy greater convenience without the need to enrol their cards each time they travel. Meanwhile, DBS said the magnetic stripe on all DBS and POSB cards will be disabled for overseas use starting September 22, 2013. DBS added that this is part of its continuous efforts to enhance card security. Customers can allow or disallow overseas magnetic stripe transactions for both overseas ATMs and point-of-sale terminals at any DBS/POSB ATM and branch or internet banking. - CNA/fa http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singap...ble/760010.html DAFUQ?!

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Hi, I'm no sure if is a appropriate place to post this.

Hi. Do the malaysia checkpoint still requires us singaporeans to fill up the white cards when we drives into johor? Thanka

I have 2 cashcards that have expired and thus unable to use. Where can I get them changed and refunded? Much appreciated for any help. thanks