#monspace

[di-kennedy]

Oh! Behind you! *Points at nothing and hugs you by surprise*

How is your day? I hope you are taking care of yourself ‹3

What a perfect surprise princess. 💙

And I’m doing the best I can. I got a small injury in the field today but I’m holding up well. I hope you’re taking care of yourself too sweetheart 🥰

[mariojavisilva]

— Todo terminó en un segundo, sin querer te vi, la sorpresa en tu rostro, el nerviosismo y el cinismo con el cual trataste de aparentar que nada pasaba, sabía que todo había acabado, pero aún tenía la esperanza de que fuera mi imaginación, de que todo estaba bien, pero no fue así, y como un acto de amor hacia mí, te dejé ir.

Cuando dijiste que tu falla fue culpa mía lo creí, en ocasiones me culpe, todo para poder seguir a tu lado, pero me di cuenta que no era a tu lado sino a tu sombra donde yo me encontraba y cariño yo no soportaría algo así por más tiempo...

Mon-espace & M Javier

[andyraba-blog]

Monspace Medan

[pysgateway-blog]

ASEAN BLOCKCHAIN DEVOS CONFERENCE 2018 #pysgateway #prabeshserma #bmw523i #monspace #happylife https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq5GIRSB5S951dgO4ZhYzH-UPw7YYb2JXavCII0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1kbpzjsqn88q3

[signaramacbd]

Pink neon sign for Monspace #lifeinspiringlife #monspace #mycpmallsg #signaramacbdsingapore #signaramacbd #askthesignlady #signarama #teamsignarama #neonsignage #neonsigns #neon #ledneons #ledneonflexart #ledneon #ledneonflexsingapore (at Monspace SG) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9WLL73lWrK/?igshid=ulcypwhwq47i

[monspacetoyou-blog]

MONSPACE MALL KOREA LAUNCHED ON 9 DECEMBER 2017

MONSPACE Multinational Corporation has officiated the soft launch of Monspace Mall Korea at Le Meridien Hotel, Seoul on 9 December 2017. Founder and CEO of MONSPACE, Dato’ Sri Jessy Lai, was present in Seoul to officiate the event.

The soft launch on Saturday announced a collaboration between Monspace Mall Korea and Korean mall. MONSPACE intends to leverage Korean Mall’s network, logistical facility and expertise in local culture to serve Korean shoppers and fans of Korean products from around the world.

Since 2002, Korean has maintained a 2-digit growth in e-commerce. In 2014 that figure reached 17.7%, making e-commerce a 45.3 trillion KRW industry, almost double the size it was in 2009.

While sales and retail as a category remains relatively stagnant in growth, e-commerce has grown in bounds and leaps. About 92.6% of all Korean residents has access to the internet, creating a conducive environment for online shopping to thrive. Online transactions now occupy 15.1% of all retail sales in Korea.

Today, Korea is the 7th biggest e-commerce market in the world, and 3rd biggest in Asia Pacific. According to Emarketer’s report in 2015, Korean e-commerce is an industry worth 37 billion USD, following other top ranking markets in the world: China (563 billion USD), US (350 billion USD), UK (94 billion USD), Japan (79 billion USD), Germany (73 billion USD), and France (42 billion USD). Korea also has the highest e-commerce penetration in Asia Pacific at 65%, and the fastest internet.

The most popular Korean e-commerce platform now are Gmarket, 11street, and Coupang, which gained 2500 sellers merely 4 years after its founding.

Monspace Mall Korea also accepts MSD, a cryptocurrency issued by MONSPACE, for all transactions on the website.

MSD is centrally administered, but relies on the Ethereum block chain architecture. Its value is determined by market supply and demand forces—the greater the buying power of MSD within the closed MONSPACE environment, the greater the value one would expect MSD to acquire on an open exchange. Monspace therefore has the incentive to increase the utility of MSD within its own community to ensure the success of the cryptocurrency.

JJCC, a six-member Korean hip-hop boy group was present to witness the event.

[tckharmonica214]

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Judges never feel bored.. #无聊就自high #YOLO #behindthescenes #missimc #mimc #monspace #满星云国际环球小姐 #幕后花絮 #Kifvalentine #benjamintoong #lavinseow #candyice #langkawi

[hokalohnews]

Giliran MonSpace Pula Kena Serbu Dan Akaun Kena Beku | Bisnes Hokaloh News

Sebanyak 72 akaun bank skim piramid Monspace Group membabitkan 25 akaun syarikat dan 47 akaun individu bernilai RM5.867 juta dibekukan dalam Ops Coin yang dijalankan ke atas 16 premis Terima Kasih Kerana Membaca 🙂 syarikat itu semalam.

Pengarah Bahagian Penguatkuasa Kementerian Perdagangan Dalam Negeri dan Hal Ehwal Pengguna (KPDNHEP) Datuk Mohd Roslan Mahayudin berkata serbuan tersebut melibatkan sebuah premis perniagaan syarikat itu di Ipoh, Perak dan 15 lagi di Lembah Klang meliputi empat premis perniagaan, lapan kediaman dan tiga pusat pelayan internet (server).

Katanya komputer dan pelbagai produk syarikat itu bernilai RM980,352 turut dirampas, selain menyita mata wang asing terdiri daripada Euro, Yuan dan Dolar Amerika bernilai RM93,879.20.

“Sebanyak 26 buah kenderaan dengan nilai RM6.2 juta telah dibekukan daripada transaksi pindah hak milik,” katanya dalam sidang media, di sini hari ini.

Menurutnya operasi itu turut membabitkan National Revenue Recovery Enforcement Team (NRRET) Jabatan Peguam Negara, Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) dan Polis Diraja Malaysia.

Mohd Roslan berkata Ops Coin itu dijalankan hasil siasatan yang dijalankan sejak tahun lepas susulan enam aduan yang diterima daripada mangsa skim tersebut.

“Lima aduan berkenaan tidak mendapat pulangan daripada pelaburan yang dibuat, manakala satu lagi mengenai penggunaan logo BNM dalam laman web syarikat itu untuk meyakinkan orang ramai,” katanya.

Ditanya sama ada pengasas syarikat itu akan ditahan, katanya buat masa ini tiada tangkapan dibuat berikutan wanita berusia 48 tahun yang bergelar Datuk Seri itu memberikan kerjasama yang baik dalam siasatan.

“Bagaimanapun, kita telah mengambil tindakan membekukan perjalanan dia ke luar negara. Namanya telah disenarai hitam Jabatan Imigresen,” katanya.

Katanya kes disiasat dibawah Seksyen 27B, Akta Jualan Langsung dan Skim Anti Piramid 1993.

Ditanya mengenai modus operansi syarikat itu, Mohd Roslan berkata seorang anggota perlu melabur antara RM500 sehingga RM5,000 dan mereka perlu mencari dua lagi anggota bagi mendapatkan semula modal dan pulangan mereka.

Pada Mei tahun lepas, dilaporkan seramai 71 warga China membuat laporan polis terhadap MonSpace di Balai Polis Bukit Jalil selepas mendakwa wang simpanan mereka ditipu syarikat itu.

Sumber: Bernama

Berkenalan Dengan Team MonSpace

Kalau nak tahu, Dato’ Sri Jessy Lai adalah merupakan CEO MonSpace, yang memang tidak asing dengan kontroversi.

Ini pula merupakan anak-anak buahnya:

Sumber: MonSpace

Siap ada koperasi dan bank sendiri lagi tu. Memang hebat jugalah diorang semua ni.

Bukan main gah lagi ada HQ di Bukit Jalil:

Jom Kita Membanteras Scam

Nak membezakan scam atau tidak, kita perlukan ilmu. Kalau nak tahu, pada tahun 2017, Kerugian Dianggar RM3.8 bilion. PDRM Dedahkan 30 Syarikat Tawar Skim Tidak Sah dan hampir sejuta orang rakyat Malaysia tertipu dengan pelaburan scam. Itu yang dilaporkan, yang tak dilaporkan pula?

Kalau nak tahu perihal scam ni, boleh rujuk 4 Ciri-Ciri ‘Pelaburan’ Scam – Melayu Mudah Lupa. Kalau ada satu pun ciri-ciri yang disenaraikan, cepat-cepatlah angkat kaki.

Sebelum nak melabur tu, buatlah due diligence atau kaji betul-betul latarbelakang syarikat dan skim pelaburan yang ditawarkan. Tengok juga senarai watchlist terbaru yang dikeluarkan Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) dan Suruhanjaya Sekuriti Malaysia (SC) seperti berikut:

Sumber: Laman Web BNM – List of companies and websites [fail PDF, 69KB]

Dalam kes MonSpace ni, BNM dah pun masukkan dalam senarai watchlist sejak setahun yang lalu lagi.

Jadi silap scammer yang scam orang, atau silap kita yang tamak dan tak buat semakan sebelum join? Renung-renungkanlah.

Komen

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#Bisnes #Akaun #AllInOne #Beku #Berita #Bisnes #Buddy #Dan #Giliran #Hokaloh #HokalohNews #Kena #MonSpace #News #Perniagaan #PocketNews #Pula #Serbu

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[monspacecare-blog]

The CEO of Monspace Multinational Corp, Dato Sri Jessy Lai attended the launch of Malaysia’s Digital Free Trade Zone. A joint effort by the Alibaba Group and the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), it is the first of its kind outside of China, and will help many SMEs and youths leverage the digital platform.

We are excited for the collaboration, as it will surely bring a breath of fresh air to Malaysia’s economy. Jack Ma is a world renowned entrepreneur, and his story has inspired many people across the world. His digital business model inspired the company to start an e-commerce business as the flagship of MONSPACE. Two years later, e-commerce shows no sign of weakening. Instead, the market is ever expanding, and I am sure this is the right way forward.

Jack Ma also launched the Electronic World Trade Platform (eWTP) which he has been advocating for in recent years. This is not the first time we’ve heard of this concept, but we are pleasantly surprised that Malaysia embraced such an edgy business model. The eWTP pushes for a truly global collaboration between businesses. If you are an entrepreneur, you’d only need a mobile phone to connect your business to the world. As a consumer, you’d be able to shop for anything across the world, just by tapping on your phone as well. The eWTP is also written into the official reports of the G20. It is welcomed by the global community, and received high praises by the World Trade Organisation (WTO).

Malaysia has joined the e-road, and we expect more countries to do so as well. We are excited to see the world being more integrated than ever, so that our youths can achieve bigger dreams, and the world can move forward as well.

[monspaceislove-blog]

MONSPACE has grown exponentially since its founding in 2014. On 16 March 2016, the corporation held a business briefing to summarise its work in 2016 and make plans for 2017. I conducted the meeting while the heads of each department provided annual reports. These companies/departments include sofo, a88, e-commerce, telecommunications, health and fitness, hospitality and tourism, F&B, beauty, and entertainment. The meeting was productive, with each department reporting their work in detail. Other participants were proactive and engaging, asking many questions to help everyone deepen their understanding of business in future. The corporation’s goal in 2017 is to expand and innovate. Building on existing assets, MONSPACE will invest heavily in new industries to increase revenue. 1. International expansion. Last year, the corporation stabilised their presence in China, and further expanded into the Middle East and Hong Kong. In 2017, efforts as such needs to be strengthened. MONSPACE will be exploring even more international markets that can be tapped, becoming a corporation that is truly global. 2. Full realisation of corporate work requirements. This is to ensure that MONSPACE sees better growth in 2017 than it did last year. Work across each department has to be streamlined, and every leader has to embody the corporate culture of MONSPACE, which is to deliver results, work in harmony, and discharge responsibilities. 3. Top-notch corporate culture and talents. MONSPACE needs to focus on developing talents in order to support the growth and innovation of the corporation. 4. Explore new industries. Last year, the corporation expanded into multiple new industries, such as health and fitness, agriculture, F&B, beauty, and aviation. This year, MONSPACE seeks to build on that momentum. 5. High efficiency. Holding itself against industry standards, MONSPACE seeks to outdo the market with its operational efficiency, and aims to become the top 3 corporation nationally, and later internationally. The corporation’s goal is to expand into a global market, and to make MONSPACE a number one corporate brand. I encouraged all departments to strengthen their communication with each other, and to draw from each other’s strengths to become better together this 2017.

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[di-kennedy]

Having to do an exam today for my eyes, I hope I get home and see you‹3 may the government give you a vacation.

Aw man… hope it went well, Princess.

Does your left eye hurt? Because you’ve been looking right all day. 💙

Thanks for the well wishes on a vacation, after this assignment I’m definitely going to need one. All I’m gonna say is that zombie shark came out of no where and my boat just…

Nevermind. 😅

[gadisidaman99]

#millionairementoracademy #privatejacket #monspace #dreamcar #supercar #sportcar #audimalaysia #audis5 #bmw #porsche #golf #photoshoot #luxurycar #malaysia (at Putrajaya International Convention Centre)

[etp2020]

#MONSPACE Team , do not share only the good about buying stocks, educate yourself and your people about the disadvantages of it. There are five disadvantages to owning stocks. 1. You could lose your entire investment. If a company does poorly, you will lose your initial investment. If you can't afford to lose your initial investment, then you should buy bonds instead. 2. Stockholders are paid last if the company goes broke. Preferred stockholders and bondholders get paid first. 3. It requires a lot of time. You've got to research each and every company to determine how profitable you think it will be before you buy stock. You've got to learn how to read financial statements and annual reports, and follow your company's developments in the news. You've also got to monitor the stock market itself, as even the best company's price will fall in a market correction, a market crash or bear market. 4. It can be an emotional rollercoaster. Stock prices rise and fall every second. Individuals have the tendency to buy high, out of greed, and sell low, out of fear. 5.You compete against professionals. Institutional investors and traders have more time and knowledge to invest. #NoHyping #ShareRightInformation #DoNotReinventTheWheel (at Bukit Sentosa/Bukit Beruntung)

[pysgateway-blog]

ASEAN BLOCKCHAIN DEVOS CONFERENCE 2018 #pysgateway #prabeshserma #bmw523i #monspace #happylife https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq5GEjqhg_A3lAlW7rJDciqTpMp4a3GSXYnqgw0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1qn280d44w7vv

[therealamberchia]

Thank you #monspace for supporting and presenting #AmberChiaAcademy 2017 #Graduation #show 💖💖 . #msmediaentertainment #monspacemedia #amberchia #AcademyOfWinners (at IOI City Mall, Putrajaya)

[monspacetoyou-blog]

Blockchain-based Cryptocurrency MSD Now Accepted At Asiancities

It is common knowledge that more and more organisations are accepting cryptocurrencies in their transactions. Some of these include multinational computer technology company Dell, and one of the world’s largest online travel company Expedia. In September 2014, the non-profit organisation United Way also started accepting cryptocurrencies as donation.

Earlier, the Japanese government also officially recognised cryptocurrencies as a legal form of payment, and even set up a monitoring system for cryptocurrency transactions. This greatly accelerated the popularity of cryptocurrencies in Japan, so much that they’re now being accepted by an increasing number of shops, airlines, hotels and more. Some examples are Peach Aviation and renowned capsule hotels.

Now, Asiancities is joining the ranks of these forward-thinking companies.

Asiancities is a well-known travel company in Asia whose operations are in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and more. Famous hotels such as Two Seasons and Diamond Hotel in the Philippines, RHR Hotel in Malaysia, and Kei Art Hotel in Indonesia are all clients of Asiancities.

Just recently, Asiancities announced a collaboration with MONSPACE, and will start accepting the latter’s cryptocurrency MSD as a payment option.

MSD was officially launched on 1 October on the 3rd anniversary celebration of MONSPACE. Since its launch, the cryptocurrency has quickly rose to become one of the fifth biggest Cryptocurrency in the tidex.com.

“We have faith in MSD because as opposed to most cryptocurrencies which require an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) to source for funding, MONSPACE skips the step as it already has strong financial and user backing. It goes to show how much potential the cryptocurrency has,” said a representative of Asiancities.

The representative also commented: “Cryptocurrencies have a special appeal to online businesses as opposed to credit cards due to the former’s added security. While credit cards carry the risk of fraud, an encrypted Cryptocurrency like MSD makes fraud highly unlikely. This means online businesses can operate with a lot more confidence and peace of mind.”

Users can pay for their hotel, flight tickets, and car rental using MSD on Asiancities. This decision by the travel company is an important one that proves how popular MSD is, even though it was only launched recently.

“In countries where PayPal and credit cards aren’t available as payment options, MSD brings a brand new opportunity,” said the representative of Asiancities.

The renowned travel company will start accepting MSD for payments in November 2017.