50-year-old victim loses $20,000 to scam involving extortion letters with fake obscene photos
Stomp·2024-05-03 13:01
Seven men and five women, aged between 18 and 46, are being investigated for their suspected involvement in providing bank accounts and SIM cards used to commit a series of extortion.
The police said in a statement that between March and April this year, they received more than 170 reports from victims who had received extortionary letters via post containing manipulated photographs.
……scam Crime Singapore
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Francis Chuangli 03/05/2024
That is because we can master our IT , we become over excited and started to venture into internet banking and cashless payment. We had forgotten we are not like China, where we can not over all controls of our people in handering cashless transition and digital banking.
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Userj381 03/05/2024
AI are dangerous .
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NG Mah guan 03/05/2024
note that the guy must make nsure get better rewards like rotan if not more people eill be come scsam because of eady money and make sure they pay heavy nfine and jail
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DCCP 03/05/2024
Such phones may have malicious apps pre-loaded before the next person takes ownership. Consumers, who buy pre-owned mobile phones directly from end-users may risk coming actual malicious apps.
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B747 - MegaTop - 400 04/05/2024
😤😤😡 Should give all these scammers a life imprisonment .. so that all the money 💰 scam cannot be used/ enjoy by them.. 😭😔 also confiscated away all their money 💰 and give it to various charities .. to repent their sins .. Ha Ha 😂
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