Fantastic Maids
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LOLMum:
Haha.. ...I saw thread starter and know sure fishy .. .. :rotflmao:yeah, pp in need of maid badly, see this topic, quickly and happily log in and :mad: :rant: :nunchuk: :spank: :heresmyfish: :pokeeye:
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auntieM:
Haha.. ...I saw thread starter and know sure fishy .. .. :rotflmao:LOLMum:
yeah, pp in need of maid badly, see this topic, quickly and happily log in and :mad: :rant: :nunchuk: :spank: :heresmyfish: :pokeeye:
:rotflmao:
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fishy cos' of topic heading or op being verykiasu2010 who does have a sense of humour at times
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Hi LOLMum,
Both de.. ...you said it well...
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VKS2010, should change your topic heading to "Fantastic Maids" since there are more than one of themβ¦Iβm sure other forummers can contribute more stories of other fantastic maids!
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Pen88n:
VKS2010, should change your topic heading to \"Fantastic Maids\" since there are more than one of them.....I'm sure other forummers can contribute more stories of other fantastic maids!
okay, updated with maids -
Maid borrows but boss suffers loan-shark woes
MY FIRST maid, a Filipina who worked for me for five years, left Singapore in a hurry after she had used my name to borrow money from a loan shark.
I was left to face the harassment by the loan shark, which began two weeks ago.
While lodging a police report, I asked how the maid could have impersonated me to borrow from the loan shark. The reply left me baffled.
I was told that a borrower could use a copy of the employer's identity card as validation.
How could loan sharks lend money to a maid when it is obvious that the borrower is not who she claims to be?
How can they loan the money when they know maids are likely to have problems repaying the loan?
It is unfair that employers must bear the burden of problems caused by maids.
Shouldn't the respective embassies - in this case the Philippine Embassy - track down and bring to book such maids, thereby making an example of them as a deterrent measure?
What protection is there for employers when rogue maids use their days off to create the kind of problems that victimise employers?
We treated our maid very well but in return, she caused us anguish.
Nikki Tay (Madam)
http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Story/STIStory_728845.html -
Though I feel for the employer, but I cannot comprehend why the maid can get hold of copy of the employer's ic. :?
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could have taken the ic without the employer's notice and took a picture of it with hp or scanner at home.
how many of us would put our bag in the cupboard and lock it daily
so good opportunity for things to go missing. but not all maids are like that. -
should change to "The worst Horrible Fantastic Maids that one will wish they donβt get it"
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should change to "The worst Horrible Fantastic Maids that one will wish they donβt get it"
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