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[99099]

Originally Posted by cabayasi

11 points, for you to up or down your ages, your choice

Thank you so much for upz.

[SibueyJiaLat]

Jialat SBF in the news again



Vice webmaster gets 13 months' jail and $27k fine for living on immoral earnings

SINGAPORE - A 54-year-old man started four websites in September 2012, and used them to advertise sexual services of women working as freelance prostitutes.

While out on court bail in July 2014 after his arrest in March that year, Andrew Lim Kim Lwee engaged one of his contacts to create a further website.

He began operating this website and again advertised freelance prostitutes, who paid him advertising fees. He posted links and advertisements on sammyboy forum.

The vice webmaster made about $152,000 in total from managing the five websites.

On Friday (April 15), Lim was sentenced to 13 months' jail and fined a total of $27,000 after he had admitted to nine charges of living on immoral earnings. Another 14 charges of living and attempting to live on prostitution earnings were considered in sentencing.

In September 2012, Lim enlisted the help of an unknown Chinese national to set up the four websites in return for a yearly subscription fee.

He would arrange to meet prostitutes at their places of lodging or at hotel rooms to take suggestive and explicit photographs for their profiles on the websites.

He would advise them what to wear, what type of photographs to take and upload. He would also ask them, among other things, about the types of services they could consider providing and how much to charge their customers.

The prostitutes who managed their own bookings and arrangements with paying customers paid him $350 a month from their earnings to maintain their online profiles and advertise their services.

Lim could have up to about 100 women advertising their paid services on the websites at any one time. He told police that his estimated earnings was $110,000 to $120,000 from running the websites.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Tan Soo Tet said Lim was the sole operator and administrator of the four websites from September 2012 till his arrest in March 2014.

Apart from advertising on online adult chat forums, Lim engaged Gregory Teo Wee Hiang, 40, to create and post "field reports" for the prostitutes. These were descriptions and reviews of the women's sexual services and the writer's experiences with them.

While out on court bail in July 2014, Lim reoffended and ran a fifth website - posting links and advertisements on sammyboy forum.

Sometime in January last year, he approached Soh Ah Guan, 36, to enter into a partnership to jointly run the website.

"He was concerned as he was the subject of ongoing criminal proceedings against him and wanted someone to assist in the continued operation of the website in the event that he had to serve an imprisonment term,'' said DPP Tan.

Lim told Soh they would share the profits equally. They ran the website for about two months.

In his police statement, Lim said there would be at least 50 prostitutes advertising their sexual services on the website at any one point, and that he earned at least $42,000 between July 2014 and February las tyear.

In passing sentence, District Judge Luke Tan noted Lim's extensive role during the 1½ years of operation such as the number of websites and customers.

Referring to his second set of offences, he said: "He barely left the court and was embarking on a whole new round of offences."

The fact that Lim earned around $42,000 through the short period suggested that his vice business was "clearly booming", said the judge.

Lim, represented by Mr Anil Singh, could have been jailed for up to five years and fined up to $10,000 per charge.

elena@sph.com.sg

[comm]

earn so much still have to pay lawyer ..........

[SibueyJiaLat]

Subueyjialat can fake and scam so easy!

Victims lose more than S$1m to fake China govt official scam; nearly 400 cases reported in Singapore

SINGAPORE — Residents here have lost more than S$1 million to a phone scam involving a fake Chinese government official, the police warned on Saturday (April 16) as they urged the public to be careful when responding to unsolicited calls.

“No government agency will instruct payment through a telephone call and direct you to pay to a third party’s bank account,” the police said in an advisory.

Close to 400 police reports have been made in Singapore over the scam. According to the police, the victims would first receive calls from persons claiming to be employees of courier companies or banks in China.

The victims were then told that their identities had been used to send parcels containing fake passports or weapons, or were used to apply for overseas credit cards.

Later, the victims would be referred to another caller claiming to be a customs officer, a police officer or a government official from China. The fake Chinese official would then ask for the victims’ personal particulars including their names, identification numbers, address, passport numbers and bank account numbers.

The scammers would then threaten legal action against the victims, and instruct them to remit monies to China so that the authorities would not pursue the matter.

The police is urging anyone with information related to this or other similar scams to call their hotline at 1800-255 0000, or dial ‘999’ for urgent assistance.

[F-boy]

Originally Posted by SibueyJiaLat

Jialat SBF in the news again



Vice webmaster gets 13 months' jail and $27k fine for living on immoral earnings

SINGAPORE - A 54-year-old man started four websites in September 2012, and used them to advertise sexual services of women working as freelance prostitutes.

While out on court bail in July 2014 after his arrest in March that year, Andrew Lim Kim Lwee engaged one of his contacts to create a further website.

He began operating this website and again advertised freelance prostitutes, who paid him advertising fees. He posted links and advertisements on sammyboy forum.

The vice webmaster made about $152,000 in total from managing the five websites.

On Friday (April 15), Lim was sentenced to 13 months' jail and fined a total of $27,000 after he had admitted to nine charges of living on immoral earnings. Another 14 charges of living and attempting to live on prostitution earnings were considered in sentencing.

In September 2012, Lim enlisted the help of an unknown Chinese national to set up the four websites in return for a yearly subscription fee.

He would arrange to meet prostitutes at their places of lodging or at hotel rooms to take suggestive and explicit photographs for their profiles on the websites.

He would advise them what to wear, what type of photographs to take and upload. He would also ask them, among other things, about the types of services they could consider providing and how much to charge their customers.

The prostitutes who managed their own bookings and arrangements with paying customers paid him $350 a month from their earnings to maintain their online profiles and advertise their services.

Lim could have up to about 100 women advertising their paid services on the websites at any one time. He told police that his estimated earnings was $110,000 to $120,000 from running the websites.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Tan Soo Tet said Lim was the sole operator and administrator of the four websites from September 2012 till his arrest in March 2014.

Apart from advertising on online adult chat forums, Lim engaged Gregory Teo Wee Hiang, 40, to create and post "field reports" for the prostitutes. These were descriptions and reviews of the women's sexual services and the writer's experiences with them.

While out on court bail in July 2014, Lim reoffended and ran a fifth website - posting links and advertisements on sammyboy forum.

Sometime in January last year, he approached Soh Ah Guan, 36, to enter into a partnership to jointly run the website.

"He was concerned as he was the subject of ongoing criminal proceedings against him and wanted someone to assist in the continued operation of the website in the event that he had to serve an imprisonment term,'' said DPP Tan.

Lim told Soh they would share the profits equally. They ran the website for about two months.

In his police statement, Lim said there would be at least 50 prostitutes advertising their sexual services on the website at any one point, and that he earned at least $42,000 between July 2014 and February las tyear.

In passing sentence, District Judge Luke Tan noted Lim's extensive role during the 1½ years of operation such as the number of websites and customers.

Referring to his second set of offences, he said: "He barely left the court and was embarking on a whole new round of offences."

The fact that Lim earned around $42,000 through the short period suggested that his vice business was "clearly booming", said the judge.

Lim, represented by Mr Anil Singh, could have been jailed for up to five years and fined up to $10,000 per charge.

elena@sph.com.sg

This one is Sbf old bird mr poolhot.
Clone master extraordinaire

[SibueyJiaLat]

Originally Posted by F-boy

This one is Sbf old bird mr poolhot.
Clone master extraordinaire

Thank you for support and comment here.

This guy was long term advertiser to SBF. Think till date he still paying.

Please come back to post here often.

[SirLance]

Originally Posted by F-boy

This one is Sbf old bird mr poolhot.
Clone master extraordinaire

Big clone master ha?

Make so much money from running websites.

[99099]

So easy to scam Singaporeans?

Originally Posted by SibueyJiaLat

Subueyjialat can fake and scam so easy!

Victims lose more than S$1m to fake China govt official scam; nearly 400 cases reported in Singapore

SINGAPORE — Residents here have lost more than S$1 million to a phone scam involving a fake Chinese government official, the police warned on Saturday (April 16) as they urged the public to be careful when responding to unsolicited calls.

“No government agency will instruct payment through a telephone call and direct you to pay to a third party’s bank account,” the police said in an advisory.

Close to 400 police reports have been made in Singapore over the scam. According to the police, the victims would first receive calls from persons claiming to be employees of courier companies or banks in China.

The victims were then told that their identities had been used to send parcels containing fake passports or weapons, or were used to apply for overseas credit cards.

Later, the victims would be referred to another caller claiming to be a customs officer, a police officer or a government official from China. The fake Chinese official would then ask for the victims’ personal particulars including their names, identification numbers, address, passport numbers and bank account numbers.

The scammers would then threaten legal action against the victims, and instruct them to remit monies to China so that the authorities would not pursue the matter.

The police is urging anyone with information related to this or other similar scams to call their hotline at 1800-255 0000, or dial ‘999’ for urgent assistance.

[SibueyJiaLat]

Sibueyjialat! teach all these materialistic Singaporean women a lesson. Always prefer ang moh!


Single mum: 'Doesn't my child count?'

Only the traditional model of a family receives full benefits for the child. What is life like for non-traditional families?

Her family never knew she was pregnant - and unmarried. They were not there when Ivana (not her real name), 36, gave birth. The PhD candidate says she kept her pregnancy a secret because she knew her "very traditional family" would not accept the child she had out of wedlock. Ivana was in a relationship with the baby's father for about two years. But the European man walked out on her and their unborn child. She was seven months pregnant. Ivana worried about how she would manage without support, especially after her eight-week maternity leave.

Minister for Social and Family Development (MSF) Tan Chuan-Jin announced that the Government is ready to extend the full 16-week maternity leave to unwed mothers. The change will be implemented from early next year, after legislation is amended. "I am heartened that unwed mothers will get the same benefits as their married counterparts," says Ivana. "All mothers are raising children, so what's the difference? Get the full story in our print edition (April 17). Subscribe to The New Paper in print and digital at www.$$$$$$$.com/getTNP - See more at: http://www.tnp.sg/news/singapore-new...ime=1460856993

[F-boy]

Originally Posted by SirLance

Big clone master ha?

Make so much money from running websites.

Like that a lot money?
You no see big snake shit before.
My bros make lagi more. This poolhot is small time.
But better dun talk bad he a lot of clones to zap me

[fattyman]

Originally Posted by F-boy

Like that a lot money?
You no see big snake shit before.
My bros make lagi more. This poolhot is small time.
But better dun talk bad he a lot of clones to zap me

this type of shithead marked up the FL prices better go to jail, serve him right, congratulation


get all the clones come lah, i dun even fuck care his clones !


fucker now busy at changi eating wong kar fang, hahaha

[SibueyJiaLat]

Thank you for all your kind support.

Please post all your jialat stories here.

[SirLance]

Originally Posted by F-boy

Like that a lot money?
You no see big snake shit before.
My bros make lagi more. This poolhot is small time.
But better dun talk bad he a lot of clones to zap me

Thank you for sharing.

[Alejandro88]

wrong post

[SibueyJiaLat]

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