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Scams During the Holidays: Keeping Your Wallet Safe

Scams During the Holidays: Keeping Your Wallet Safe “Opportunity makes a thief.” — Francis Bacon The holiday season is supposed to be about celebration, generosity, and a temporary escape from everyday stress. Instead, it has quietly become one of the most profitable periods of the year—for scammers. While you’re busy planning trips, buying gifts, booking last-minute deals, and trying to make everything perfect, someone else is watching for exactly that moment of distraction. Because holidays don’t just increase spending. They lower your guard. And scammers know it. The Perfect Storm for Getting Scammed During holidays, three things happen at once. People spend more. People rush more. People think less. That combination is gold for scammers. You’re more likely to click quickly, trust faster, and skip verification because you don’t want to “miss out” on a deal or delay a plan. The urgency feels justified. After all, it’s the holidays—everything is time-sensitive...
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Is Malaysia Becoming a Cashless Society Faster Than Expected?

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Malaysian Social Media: Where Dunning-Kruger Comes to Live

Prominent family allegedly plotting to overthrow the Malaysian government

The Real Reason Behind Attention-Seeking Posts

How Social Media Shapes Political Opinions in the Digital Age

The Holier-Than-Thou Facebook Preachers

Why Religious Talk Is Loud but Action Silent

The Hypocrisy of Charity with Cameras

When Poverty Becomes Content: The Moral Collapse Behind Exploiting the Homeless

How Social Media Shapes Political Opinions in the Digital Age

What’s New in Malaysia: The Social Media Scene Keeps Remaking Itself

The Digital Double-Edged Sword: Justice and Jeopardy in Malaysia's Online World

The Toxic Stream: How Disgusting Posts Are Polluting Malaysian Social Media

Is Chasing Social Media Likes Killing Our Creativity?

The Doomscrolling Olympics: Who Wins? Nobody

Scrolling Ourselves to Sleep: Why Malaysians Can’t Log Off

The Echo Chamber Effect: How Social Media Is Polarizing Malaysia