WILL TAEKWON-DO GROUP

The WILL TAEKWON-DO GROUP was founded by Master Eric in 2002 as one of the dominant group of Taekwon-Do in North Peninsular Malaysia, Malaysia. Since 2002, the school has been successfully introducing traditional Korean Tae Kwon do to the public throughout the northern region of Malaysia. The reputation and influence of our group went on nationally as well. The affiliation of the school ranges from states in Malaysia which shares the same tradition and technological study of Taekwon-Do.The purpose and goal of the group is to provide quality instruction in both the traditional & sport Korean Martial Art of Taekwon-Do and unique cultural interexchange of two cultures. We teach not only self-defense technique but also the essence of respect and self-confidence. It's beneficial for all ages men, women, and children.The Classes at WILL Taekwon-Do Academy/Centres/Branches are instructed by Master Eric and his qualified group of Instructors who possessed with the official qualifications, certifications and recognition, so to ensure the same standard & quality of teaching. Master Eric has been appointed as the Chief Instructor for Kulim/ Bandar Baharu District, the Chairman of Penang South-West Province Taekwon-Do Association (GTF), the certified examiner and qualified umpire. He is a well-known martial arts figure amongst martial arts communities in the region. He has over 26 years of experience in the art, has trained many black belts students and is now been recognised as the International Instructor. All the classes in the WILL Taekwon-Do Academy (Kulim Main Branch) are conducted by Master Eric himself. Master Eric welcomes you to visit the academy/school and try a payment free trail lesson. No previous martial art experience is required. You can learn and practice at your own pace with the guidance of Master Eric.

SOCIAL SAFETY ALERT- ATM CARDS

Subject:: 卡住提款卡再骗取密码-老千弄手脚盗提存款



Created 12/24/2009 - 08:45


(霹雳‧怡保)霹雳州警方吁请使用银行提款卡的公众提高警惕,因为有老千使用新招,在提款机弄手脚后轻易拿到提款卡和密码,并将户头内的钱提走。

霹雳州警方周三(12月23日)下午通过电邮向媒体分发闭路电视摄到老千盗取提款人款项过程的照片,要求刊登出来以警惕提款人。

警方提醒,公众在提款机提款时,必须注意置入提款卡的夹缝内是否被老千弄手脚,在里面放入一种用x光菲林片制造而成的夹子,当提款卡被推进夹缝时,即卡在里面。

当提款人以为提款卡被提款机“吃掉”而感到徬徨失措时,老千就会出现并假装提供协助,并要求卡主提供密码,然后假意取不出卡。

当提款人无奈离开后,老千便会将提款卡从夹缝中取出来,再根据骗取到的密码,将户头内的钱提走。




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http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/7/28/nation/4404758&sec=nation


Tuesday July 28, 2009

Subject: ATM bait and switch con job

By ZALINAH NOORDIN





KUALA LUMPUR: Con artists are now using a new tactic to rob people at auto-teller machines (ATM) by swapping ATM cards.



Acting with accomplices, including women, they would distract and confuse their victim while the person is in the midst of a transaction and by sleight of hand, would swap his or her ATM card.



One of them would memorise the victim’s personal identification number while they were being punched at the start of the transaction.



The latest incident occurred on Tuesday night when credit card agent See Teck Chuan was robbed of RM5,000 at the Seri Gombak Maybank ATM machines.



He said he saw three Middle Eastern-looking people, including a woman, in the bank.



“I went to the second machine while the woman, who was clad in an abaya (long gown normally worn by Arab women), went to the one next to mine.



“A very tall man stood behind me. In the midst of my transaction, the woman suddenly called out to me in a foreign language and signalled for me to pick up some bank notes on the floor,” he said.



See said he told her that the money was not his but she kept gesturing for him to pick up the notes. He did so after she pointed to her back, as if trying to indicate that she had back pain.



“She still appeared dissatisfied and kept talking with me facing her the whole time,” he said.



See claimed that the woman then left in a huff together with the tall man behind him without taking the money.



Before he could proceed with his transaction, the third man still in the bank “scolded” him for keeping the money.



“As he appeared very angry, I decided to place the money back on the floor. Then, I continued with my transaction but it failed.



“I ejected my card and inserted it again and was surprised to see the name that appeared on the screen as someone else’s.



“I then realised that I had been tricked, but it was too late as all three foreigners had left,” he told reporters at the MCA Public Services and Complaints Department yesterday.



See said he immediately called the bank to have his account frozen but was asked a series of questions instead. “Precious minutes were wasted and by the time I got my account frozen, my money was already gone,” he said.



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