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S$167,000 lost to Facebook, Instagram scams involving Chinese New Year goodies - Vimarsana News

S$167,000 lost to Facebook, Instagram scams involving Chinese New Year goodies

SINGAPORE: At least five victims have fallen prey to scams involving the sale of food items like Chinese New Year goodies since September 2023, losing about S$167,000 (US$124,000) in total. Many of the alleged 

Over 200 DBS Customers Lose S$446K This Year to Sophisticated Phishing Scams - Vimarsana News

Over 200 DBS Customers Lose S$446K This Year to Sophisticated Phishing Scams

No less than 219 customers of DBS bank have reportedly been duped by sophisticated phishing scams in the first two weeks of 2024.

In just 2 weeks, at least 219 people lost over $440k after getting SMSes they thought were from DBS - Vimarsana News

In just 2 weeks, at least 219 people lost over $440k after getting SMSes they thought were from DBS

In just the first two weeks of the year, at least 219 people lost a total of at least $446,000 after getting an SMS they thought was from DBS. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

Rimowa luggage phishing scam impersonates iShopChangi platform, as at least 19 victims have lost $7,000 - Vimarsana News

Rimowa luggage phishing scam impersonates iShopChangi platform, as at least 19 victims have lost $7,000

A new phishing scam purportedly impersonating iShopChangi for sale of lowly-priced Rimowa luggages has swindled from at least 19 victims. Read on.

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Got refund from Iras? That was what 10 taxpayers who lost $9,000 to scammers thought too - Vimarsana News

Got refund from Iras? That was what 10 taxpayers who lost $9,000 to scammers thought too

The police are alerting the public to a phishing scam involving scammers impersonating the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (Iras) and targeting victims via e-mail. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com