I can still pump RON95 if i want as my friend own a Shell petrol station but need to bring a drum to pump and bring back or he ask me to go there and he will tell his bangla to fill up for me, just that i decline as pumping RON95 openly will attract unwanted attention and later those "cari makan" man will come kacau. 

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Added on July 25, 2011, 2:36 pm

Are you sure with what you are talking about or just simply talk....

haha...u a bit out-dated liao. 

I think started from June they already banned all foreign vehicles pumping RON95 liao whether u r malaysians or with a Dato or Tan Sri......

Err...my car is 2400cc and when i speed on the highway, the car seems like hungry leh....

Well, if you want to say in that way, i cannot stop you. Next time, when you go to the petrol station to pump, please make sure yourself or whoever you claim got no problem with RON95, go and ask the pump attentant or cashier or petrol kiosk owner and they should be able to show you the letter from the govt that all foreign plate cars are not allowed to pump RON95 petrol. We are not come here to win an argument but just to share a piece of information and if you cannot accept it peacefully, then, i got no words to say anymore. I have seen this letter in many petrol kiosk. Only in Genting Highland (ESSO) where we are allowed to pump RON95 as they dont have RON 97 but limited to 20 liters. Pumping RON95 without problems doesnt mean that it is allowed, just that you are lucky as they keep their eyes shut or without their knowledge. Understand?? 

Well, now u admit you saw the letter and you use the unwritten law as a general practise.    Now you said i cari gaduh, now u said i LCLY when talk to the pump attendants, now u also said i got face problem. Well, this all come from you and it is you who want to cari gaduh. U look at all my post, whichever post that i post it with intention to cari gaduh, please tell me. I only mentioned you are out-dated in a nice way, and you started all this accusation. Somemore, u drag your friend into this. There is no win nor lose in this cyber world, nor do we benefit anything from it. Even with Mackiddo, i dont have anything against him even we have argued (i treat it as friendly argument) on the JPJ letter as all trying to points out what is fact from both end and we are talking personal experience. But you, using accusation to provoke a potentially cyber world gaduh. I assume you are only 24 years old from your nick, and this very much tells me of your immaturity. I will stop this topic with you because it is a waste of time if want to gaduh.

KOTA KINABALU, Aug 1 — Effective today, only Malaysian citizens are allowed to purchase the RON95 petrol, while foreigners can only purchase the RON97.

For Malaysian citizens driving foreign-registered cars, they will be required to show their identity card (MyKad) before they are allowed to purchase the RON95 petrol.

Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, who announced the new ruling on July 16, said the government realised that many Malaysians working in Singapore owned Singapore-registered cars and travelled frequently to Johor Baharu.

“So, they just have to show their identity card at petrol stations because we want to make sure that RON95 petrol is sold only to Malaysians,” he told reporters after opening the Sabah Coop Fest 2010 here today.

He said the ministry would also deploy its enforcement officers to several petrol stations at borders to ensure that the new ruling was being adhered to.

Meanwhile, in Johor Baru, Bernama found that motorists from Singapore had no problems in getting their fuel supply as most of them had been using RON97 instead of RON95.

Noorini Adam, 35, from Singapore, said she had no problem adhering to the new ruling as the fuel sold here was still cheaper than those in Singapore.

“It’s alright; as long as we are allowed to purchase the fuel here,” said the housewife who enters Malaysia fortnightly.

A supervisor at a petrol station near the Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex here, Mahrop Md Salleh, 21, said they had no problem in implementing the new ruling although the number of foreign vehicles refuelling at the station could reach hundreds daily.

“We will inform them about the new ruling. The station also has additional RON97 pumps for the convenience of the customers,” he said. — Bernama

Malaysian owners of foreign-registered vehicles can buy RON95
November 15, 2010 By lukeking

Here’s some news for Singapore drivers who drive up to Malaysia. A few months ago in August or September 2010 the petrol subsides on RON 98 have been removed. The outcome was foreign registered vehicles are forbidden to purchase RON 95 or lower petrol as it is still heavily subsidized by the government.

This has been in place for a couple of months. However if you see a Singapore registered car pumping RON 95, don’t assume that you can do it too. The reason these Singapore registered car owners are allowed to pump RON 95 is because they are Malaysian’s working in Singapore with vehicles registered in Singapore.

For individuals who can produce a MyKad identification, they are allowed to pump RON 95 fuels. So the next time you travel up to Malaysia and see a foreign registered car pumping petrol do know which petrol you can pump.

Hate to say two times that you are out-dated. Please dont show the old articles which there is a new govt directive given out in June/July(not sure which month). Also dont ask me to show any link on this as i dont have but if you really keen to know, please find out from the petrol station at JB or any forumers in JB can check and let you know. Peace.

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Added on July 25, 2011, 6:26 pm
Yes, directive and implementation is 2 different things. One hand they directed it, another hand, they didnt follow. But, since there is a directive, if get caught(if you are really suai), it is either kautim with kopi duit or face the charges(dont know what charges would be). anyone know here?

My EP got approved in less than 48 hours. Will work in Defu this September.

How do you first move to Singapore? You had separate visit to Singapore and get a room first? or Stay in a hostel, working while looking for room?

The dilemma I have now, is that I start work on 19th of September. Haven't decide whether I should start renting on September, or only in October. Judging the location of my workplace, I probably get to walk to work if I stay in Hougang Avenue.

Currently I'm researching on the cheapest postpaid mobile phone and data plan too. The "incoming" phone rate is confusing me. I need to pay when other ppl call me? @@ LOL

Will frequently travel back KL most of the weekend, if not every weekend.

*edit: anyone play futsal in singapore?

Hi Guys,

After long waited I finally will joining u guys in Spore somewhere mid of Sep 

Got few clarification appreciate if u guys could help me out.
The HR personnel asked me to open POSB account and to have Spore mobile number before my reporting day.

POSB - So I wonder if I can open saving account with POSB now only with my passport/IC & $500 as obviously I still not holding EP card yet? I asked the HR personnel she said can. But iinm somebody mentioned require EP card in order to open an account. Can anyone confirm this?

Spore mobile number – since I still not holding EP card believed I only eligible for prepaid. How much does it cost for starter pack and how is the charges alike? Any recommended telco service? Seems I have to live with prepaid first and change to postpaid later on (maybe until Iphone 5 is avail  )

Transportation – I plan to stay at gelang patah together with my fren. Can anybody share how long usually does it take to travel by bike thru second link from gelang patah to gul road area? Say I need to arrive office at somewhere 0700-0715hrs what time should I leave home approximately?
And do I need to have the device for paying some kind of “toll” in Spore (totally couldn’t recall the name of the thing LOL)?

Thanks in advance 

1. Then I believed I should request the in-principle approval letter from my HR. Scan copy is acceptable right?

2. I shall put Singtel in my consideration then. Need to study further what are their charges n so. Noted same number couldn't be used. Then this will be little bit hassle on my changing period then. Can't use the in-principle approval letter as well for this case?   

3. I only ride kapcai, top I could go is 100-110kph oni..then i think i should leave 2 hours before for 1st few days to ensure i'm not late and from there adjusting accordingly. That mean i need to wake up ard 430am  

Urm then another question pop out. how should i enter by my bike on my 1st working day since i'm still consider as visitor at that time? means i need to get the autopass card from imigresen issit? erm i need to google out more info about this.
Btw how many days should it takes to get my EP card? 1 day will do?

what is 'white card' actually? I tot IPA letter issued by HR is sufficient for us to enter sg first day?

I start work at 730am. Maybe for 1st few days I'll go out at 6am coz still not familiar with the procedure and total time required.

This autopass is a lifetime card/pass or need to get/do everyday? I've googled around and read inside land transport autority website but couldn't find any clear details on this.

So u finally open ur account after getting the EP card?

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Added on July 27, 2011, 3:11 pm

So above answered my question regarding to admin fee just now. Splendid.
TQ   

I checked about 18-19km from the causeway....please dont stay in jb and work in sg...the transit time will take u like 2 hours minimum and the driving stress is no fun....but then again staying in sg also no fun....but stay in sg is easier....aiya both also got + and - just depends which way u see it

is there anyone can help me here?? 

degree in town regional planning.. this kinda job are more in gov sector.. if in private sector, rm1.4k pmonth.

Haha... bro then you got the wrong pokemon.  Should get some aggressive pokemon as avatar..hehe....  Just curious, for u to cross the checkpoint how long does it takes?

why do you ask me back?
My office is in the industrial area, don't have a place to live. You will see Tuas and Kranji does not have HDBs there.
If I have to live near my office, it will be 20 mins and I need a car to drive, no transport there in rural area.
Share room with someone is not comfortable,share a unit is still ok.. Now, I will look for the cheaper housing rental.
Btw, which one is more important for you, TIME or MONEY?

I need to follow you become a single forever alone so I can save more money and living comfortably alone in the big place

E...Dota kaki... Me and lester also dota leg.. Haha

I dont see why a person with salary of below 7k will be suffer in Malaysia? Too general your statement, if someone is having salary of 5k to 7k, life should be quite comfortable. However, if you compare to someone who want to live like a king, then, even 50k salary also not enough.

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Added on August 2, 2011, 11:37 am
You go to the many websites and look at the advertisement with agents, and ask the agent to find a room for you, there are so many agents there. They also looking for customers like you unless you are looking for no agent advertisement to save the agent fees. You can come down to singapore and go to bus stop, bus station or supermarket where they have some advertisement board and chekc out yourself if anyone posting rooms for let.

I been applying for job that allow me to apply for S-pass for few months, so far still fail. I think I have to lower my expected my salary to WP now. is SGD1800 is enough for me save 30% of my salary.

my estimation:
Rental:700
Food:300
Transportation:200
no entertainment
still at bordeline to save 30% of salary. I can apply for similiar job in Malaysia to save on my rental , but my job scope require me to travel using my own transport, when my car had been stolen. really headache now. >_>