Don't pay 'kopi RM' again.

If you are used to paying 'Kopi Money' when stopped for traffic offences, DON'T Do This Again.

The traffic department has recently started a campaign to be rid of corruption. The officers on duty will be rewarded RM100.00 when they report each case to the department. This is how they do ( trick you into) it. They will note down the details of your IC/MyKad, and ask you how you want to settle (Paying Kopi Money?). They will then report the incident by passing up the 'Kopi Money' and get the RM100.00 in return for their good deed. You will end up having a summon issued to you.

DON'T PAY KOPI RM AGAIN, especially if you hope to go free with RM20 kopi money. They rather have a 'good' name than to take your kopi money. Just beware of their trick because the cops are now clocking up 'cookies' points for their promotion and pay increment.

They should have done this to stop corruption long time ago, anyway better late than never...

SPREAD THIS MESSAGE AROUND TO EDUCATE OTHERS ON THIS

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"SPREAD THIS MESSAGE AROUND TO EDUCATE OTHERS ON THIS" <-- I agreed with this statement. Anyone of us have paid... or given 'coffee money' to any corrupted traffic officers? Please don't do that again... (Hmm... sounds like "Please don't try this at home" as we usually seen / heard when we're watching WWE. Hehehehh... )

Note: 'Kopi RM / Kopi Money / Coffee Money' = 'Duit Kopi'

hey.. talk about RM..

i have remember about something..
recently, when we go to the shops or supermarkets..
i always heard the customers or the sale boy\girl talk about dolars..
eg.. how much of this cost?
it is 15 dolars.. ( but the price only show RM15)

why dont people said ringgit berbanding dolar?
we use ringgit not dolar..

..berbanding in english???....

I think they like to be an American, rather than a Malaysian. We should be proud of what we have... our cultures, languages, and so on.

'banding' in English is 'compare'. But it depends on the sentence.

heh.. thank dhead..
i really appreciate you much..
hope i can learn more from you.. sifu..

in your case... rather than..
why dont people said ringgit rather than dolar?

Hm... 15 dollars.. wow that is expensive.. 15 ringgit is cheaper..

Anyway.. ask them next time.. Dollar .. which Dollar? Singaporean.. US... Hong Kong?
What is the value Ringgit?..

oh.. thank for the giving the right word..
rather than is berbanding..

It make sense now (I didn't really realized this earlier). Dollar is more in value compared to Ringgit, as explained by Umaruddin. Well done chief.