Be careful especially if you are a regular. Carry a backpack. They can never snatch a backpack.

 

Just a gentle reminder to all

below happened in Kota Kinabalu -- 
http://dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=110066
Published on: Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Kota Kinabalu:

A 60-year-old woman who just retired from the civil service will not be able to enjoy her hard-earned pension money of RM100,000 – she was robbed in broad daylight by two men at the traffic lights opposite Wawasan Plaza, here, Tuesday.
The victim withdrew all the cash from a bank at Api-Api Centre at about 9.20am and intended to invest all in the Amanah Saham Bumiputra (ASB) when the robbers struck 30 minutes later.
Speaking to Daily Express here on the same day, the victim said all the money was kept in a big envelope placed inside her handbag which she put on the car floor.
Upon reaching the traffic lights on the second lane from the right, she was shocked when a man smashed her left car window with a sharp object before grabbing her handbag.
She tried to stop the robber until some cash fell on the road but failed. She sustained wounds on her thumbs and index finger in the process.
The robber and his accomplice fled with the envelope containing her money on a motorcycle.
She also hit the rear of a Honda car in front of her Perodua Kembara in the incident.
To her disappointment, other motorists who witnessed the incident did not even bother to help her.

 

Just a gentle reminder to all

below happened in Kota Kinabalu -- 
http://dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=110066
Published on: Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Kota Kinabalu:

A 60-year-old woman who just retired from the civil service will not be able to enjoy her hard-earned pension money of RM100,000 – she was robbed in broad daylight by two men at the traffic lights opposite Wawasan Plaza, here, Tuesday.
The victim withdrew all the cash from a bank at Api-Api Centre at about 9.20am and intended to invest all in the Amanah Saham Bumiputra (ASB) when the robbers struck 30 minutes later.
Speaking to Daily Express here on the same day, the victim said all the money was kept in a big envelope placed inside her handbag which she put on the car floor.
Upon reaching the traffic lights on the second lane from the right, she was shocked when a man smashed her left car window with a sharp object before grabbing her handbag.
She tried to stop the robber until some cash fell on the road but failed. She sustained wounds on her thumbs and index finger in the process.
The robber and his accomplice fled with the envelope containing her money on a motorcycle.
She also hit the rear of a Honda car in front of her Perodua Kembara in the incident.
To her disappointment, other motorists who witnessed the incident did not even bother to help her.

got "insider help".. that's why they know who to aim / target 

based on my personal observation. it's always those who withdraw above 50k cash.. like tis case 100k cash 

and don't tell me its "teh" bank that she withdraw from  

:console:

I can understand. I'm also like public enemy no.1 by repeating visits  :cry:

But my area CIMB more accomodating than the other banks  :thumbsup:

They probably give you that "Not you again" look. I don't know whether teller get extra KPI when they handle more ASNB trx. If so, no need to sour face I guess. Otherwise, I guess they will sour face as ASX transaction seem to give them more work and people say the new system is slow.

Last time the more fussy teller tell me, try once only. Then after I ask him to try again she said "Last time ya? No more after this." "Okay, got x amount. Very lucky already (don't try anymore). Other people whole day no unit."

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Just a gentle reminder to all

below happened in Kota Kinabalu -- 
http://dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=110066
Published on: Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Kota Kinabalu:

A 60-year-old woman who just retired from the civil service will not be able to enjoy her hard-earned pension money of RM100,000 – she was robbed in broad daylight by two men at the traffic lights opposite Wawasan Plaza, here, Tuesday.
The victim withdrew all the cash from a bank at Api-Api Centre at about 9.20am and intended to invest all in the Amanah Saham Bumiputra (ASB) when the robbers struck 30 minutes later.
Speaking to Daily Express here on the same day, the victim said all the money was kept in a big envelope placed inside her handbag which she put on the car floor.
Upon reaching the traffic lights on the second lane from the right, she was shocked when a man smashed her left car window with a sharp object before grabbing her handbag.
She tried to stop the robber until some cash fell on the road but failed. She sustained wounds on her thumbs and index finger in the process.
The robber and his accomplice fled with the envelope containing her money on a motorcycle.
She also hit the rear of a Honda car in front of her Perodua Kembara in the incident.
To her disappointment, other motorists who witnessed the incident did not even bother to help her.

got "insider help".. that's why they know who to aim / target 

based on my personal observation. it's always those who withdraw above 50k cash.. like tis case 100k cash 

and don't tell me its "teh" bank that she withdraw from  

Last time the security guard at ASNB don't have gun when I observed. Just like a shopping mall guard. Means ASNB is risk to be robbed too?

Ermm...what is this 'teh'  bank ya?? Still can't get it.

Sarawak is big and is split into divisions. Each division has its own Residence (maybe like a division governor).

For states in W Msia, you may have something by a different name. Ask ASNB office on what to without the will.

My own personal experience...

When I was younger, about 15-20 years ago (I think), once I withdrew 20k through banker's cheque. The teller recommended to withdraw cash but I declined. Somehow she seemed very insistent on it, but I stood my ground. Lastly, I got my banker's cheque.

This experience seemed weird to me, and has caused me a few sleepless nights thinking the actual motive of the teller. You'd get the idea....

woah seriously.

others banks tellers would strongly recommend bankers' cheque if "big" amount. they won't tell to take cash when u want to take bankers cheque. they happy to do for u..

Anymore hunting results for today?

Btw, just noticed the new subscription form is in like a receipt book now. If you want, they will tear off 1 copy for you.

Anymore hunting results for today?

Btw, just noticed the new subscription form is in like a receipt book now. If you want, they will tear off 1 copy for you.

Pm report-

Managed to get from ASNB- am, Bank- pm. He/ She will asked me what's my limit for the day.
Staff automatically retried once transaction successful. If not, she/ he said I could retry again later with no problems.
ASW- 3 transactions- 4 digits + 4 digits + 4 digits= 4 digits

ASM- 5 transactions-  5 digits + 5 digits +4 digits + 5digits + 4digits= 5 digits.

My ASM will be hitting my personal target by tomorrow/ Monday. Just need a bit more & I'll stop 'requesting' for it. Can't believe that in less than a month, I've managed to complete AS1M & soon ASM.

  ASW will take a longer time...

auntie hunting adventure shows 1 thing.

if we are really hardworking & allocate some of time. we can reach the target amount we want in short period of time.

no use ranting day & night if we don't make the right move, and do some strategic decision / time management