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I was informed that SAF will be paying me $35 per day during my whole course of my ICT! I am very unsatisfied of the result of my Make Up Claim and so I called up and even emailed them regarding my displeasure as I am severely underpaid during my ICT, I am not getting what I supposed to get at all, not even close. How am I going to pay all my household bills or even eat with only $35 a day? And this include the rental fees I still have to keep paying even when I was on Reservist!

Starting on April 1st, or April Fools Day as the day is more commonly known by, foreign motorists must pay their outstanding fines for their vehicles in Singapore if they want to enter Singapore.

A loyal Singtel customer was disappointed with the telco for terminating his line because he was overseas and could not pay his bills on time. He was also angry that they promised to reactivate his line but to no avail.

A Grab passenger deliberately made her driver wait an hour as she did not want to pay for ERP charges. She said she should not be paying for ERP charges incurred before he picked her up. The driver cancelled the ride after getting sick of waiting.

An angry netizen complained about having to pay $10 more for her Grab ride and still wait almost 15 minutes for her ride to arrive. She felt it was a waste not to take Uber or ComfortDelgro instead.

A netizen asked for taxi and private hire drivers to take note of an unnamed hotel which refused to pay up after booking 96 taxi rides for its staff. The total bill surpasses $4000. Its HR even had the cheek to say it does not want to deal with drivers.

Dr Tan Cheng Bock does not have to pay his $30,000 legal fees as it is considered to be a case of public interest. Nevertheless, many questions on the EP remain unanswered. Should we exercise our rights to seek those answers?

A baker recalled an encounter with a customer who refused to buy a 50 cents 'Happy Birthday' topper despite paying a lot for the cake. She was glad she stood up for herself and forced the guy to pay up in the end.

Our reader complained about an FT stall owner who placed his drinks just beside a phone shop, making him have to deal with unnecessary questions by his customers.

Our reader went for a diabetes checkup following PM Lee's rally only to find that he had to pay extra even though he wanted the hospital to charge it to his Medisave account. When asked for a reason, the hospital staff simply said "I don't know". What kind of service is this?