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A confinement nanny who sparked infamy by accepting confinement from four different mothers, all of whom were to be born in the same month, has been embroiled in further controversy.
It was previously reported that the confinement nanny had accepted deposits from four different mothers who were expected to give birth in November.
Subsequently, three of the four pregnant women filed police complaints.
Another lockdown lady also posted online about how she had covered five days of lockdown for the nanny, but she was still owed $ 500 for the job.
According to Lianhe Wanbao, another woman has now come forward to identify herself as the former roommate of the confinement nanny and said that she too was a victim of it.
The woman, who did not want to be identified, is in her 20s and from Malaysia.
In July of this year, he came across an ad for the babysitter on a Facebook group. The babysitter was looking for someone to rent a room in Sembawang.
The roommate recounted: “When I texted her privately, she told me that the rent was only $ 650 per room, as the owner was her friend.
“I was satisfied with the room after seeing it and agreed to share the lease, and moved in with it on August 15.”
Within two days of meeting, the babysitter borrowed $ 600 from him.
The nanny also claimed to know many wholesalers, which allowed her to buy computers and medicinal herbs at affordable prices.
The roommate shared: “Wanting to save money, I paid her $ 1,250 for a MacBook and $ 138 for Bak Foong pills in September. However, I still haven’t received the items.”
Additionally, the nanny borrowed $ 6,094 from her roommate four times.
“She said her friend had asked her to buy a computer and she needed the money to ‘import’ the products before reselling them to her friend at a higher price,” added the roommate.
“He also promised me that as long as I lent him the money, he would give me a hundred dollars in kopi money.”
In October, the babysitter claimed she had a lobang to make a quick buck selling underwear. He convinced his roommate to make an investment and buy the goods from him.
The roommate said: “Initially, I only got 30 pieces of underwear from her to test the waters.
“Then he introduced me to someone who ordered 203 sets of underwear worth more than $ 4,000 in one go. I was very excited and immediately transferred money to him to place an order.”
However, after the money transfer, the high roller suddenly canceled the order.
With no money or property, the roommate finally realized what had happened and made a police report.
The roommate, who studies and works part-time, said she doesn’t earn much at her factory job and that the $ 10,000 she lost is her hard-earned money.
She told Wanbao: “After moving, I did not know how to get the money back and could only keep texting the babysitter. However, she said she was harassing her and threatened to get a lawyer to sue me.
“The thought of not getting my money back and getting involved in a lawsuit has left me feeling like a mess.”
According to the roommate, the nanny had revealed to her that she did not actually have any confinement experience and even told her “you can be a confinement nanny as long as you can cook.”
The roommate said: “I have seen her seem to be working hard in the room all day and texting pregnant women. She even said she would order Malaysian herbal medicine.”
“He said that he had been working as a kitchen assistant at Bedok, but that his boss was not willing to help extend his work permit due to Covid-19, which caused him to lose his job.
“I thought we are all from the same hometown and that we should help each other, so I lent him money when he needed it.”
When Wanbao contacted her, the nanny regretted that the reports about her had seriously affected her and made her a ‘public enemy’.
She said: “Regarding the pregnant women, I admit that I was negligent by not explaining properly. I will personally do confinement for one of them. I will find babysitters for the other three and get a small commission.”
“I have my difficulties. I don’t even dare to go out now because people point to me like I’m a street rat. I can’t find a job and no one dares to hire me. With no income, how can I pay? Return the money?
He also claimed that the actual sum he owes his former roommate is around $ 5,000 and not $ 10,000, but he declined to share further details.
The babysitter said, “I will find a job to pay the money back, so I hope everyone will forgive me. I am under a lot of pressure!”
