Take note! If you receive a court order with instructions on how to avoid legal actions, you have to...
SINGAPORE – If you receive a “court order” instructing you to transfer money to a bank account to avoid legal action, do not respond to it.
In a Facebook post on March 16 , Singapore Courts said it had been alerted to a scam involving these fake orders.
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Evelyn Mah 18/03/2026
Money transfer trick by the scammers, brighten the victims' panic mind too. Hd an a/c w/the bank, but suddenly a call frm them, involve in an incident n hd to transfer $ out to another bank. Then is that bank officially known? To transfer, shld hv gone dwn to their bank to proceed the procedure than withdrawn $ n transfer. Oso, regarding a call, hw many callers frm bhind hv spoken directly too? So coincidence, differently but can speak up at the same moment? Name is given, department not given.
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