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Police warn of rise in bulk order scams, with victims losing at least $830k

SINGAPORE - At least 60 victims have fallen prey to a scam targeting businesses in the renovation, food and beverage, retail and service industries, with at least $831,000 lost since April 12. The police on Wednesday (June 26) warned of the re-emerge

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Jun 27 2024
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Police warn of rise in bulk order scams, with victims losing at least $830k

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