15 months’ jail for man linked to phishing scams involving OCBC customers
The Straits Times - Singapore·2024-02-29 18:02
SINGAPORE – A man linked to phishing scams that caused hundreds of OCBC Bank customers to lose around $12.8 million in total was sentenced to a year and three months’ jail on Feb 29.
In earlier proceedings, Jovan Soh Jun Yan, 21, admitted that he had worked with others to provide money laundering services.
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Helen Chee 03/03/2024
l think some young people like to earn money the easy way. Started at 19? Young can't think properly. He has to be punished and lead to do the right things. Scammers caused a lot of harm to other people while they enjoyed the loot. Take what is not yours by scamming. Beware of Karma when it strikes, and you have to pay back in other ways. Still want to go digital when it is not really secured or very safe. Hope more security measures are put in or more scams happening. My opinion.
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Sun n Moon 03/03/2024
The sentence was too light [ANGRY] for 12.8M...See these days younger generations wanted fast monies ...only 21yrs old[SHOCK]...Sad[ROLLINGEYES]...too light sentence will encourage more to take the risk[ANGRY]to make "easy"monies
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Ah Keng 02/03/2024
Good afternoon and have a nice day ☀️下午好。😚
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pomi 02/03/2024
Phishing Scam is equally bad as robbery. They should be given lashes as for robbery
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Sphinx reply pomi 03/03/2024
Lash his little brother. [GRIN][GRIN][GRIN]
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kktk 05/03/2024
and at the end of the day there must be a full out effort to make sure the scamming syndicates are all broken up and the culprits properly punished for all the evil things they have done
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