Like I said try reading through the paper in the link I gave in the last post. Mass does not vary with velocity. An object's kinetic energy does, which means its momentum does, but then both of those are frame dependent. The mass is not. It is invariant.
Just do a little reading... There is some math but not too much I think.
I will add that in discussions between physicists, use of "relativistic mass" does not generally cause problems. Mostly because everyone pretty much understands what they are talking about... And because of that, you will often find the phrase even in discussions, by physicists, intended for a lay audience, which very often does lead to misunderstanding... As has been here demonstrated!