6月以来 211人陷网购骗案损失近13万元(新加坡) 2023.7.25……【Police】【Singapore】POLICE ADVISORY ON RESURGENCE OF E-COMMERCE SCAMS INVOLVING THE SALE OF ELECTRONICS AND CONCERT TICKETS
今年6月以来,至少211人在网上购买电子器材或演唱会门票时被骗,损失款项至少12万8000元。
新加坡警察部队星期二(7月25日)发文告提醒公众,在网上购买贵重物品或价格看似太好的服务时,一定要小心谨慎。警方接到多起受害者在社交媒体购物时遭遇诈骗的报案。
警方指出,在这类型骗案中,不法之徒会在不同社交媒体平台如推特、脸书、Instagram、Telegram或小红书上冒充卖家,推销自己的产品或能提供的服务。
受害者通过平台内的聊天功能联系骗子,在确认价钱等细节后,骗子便会要求受害者通过PayNow转账付款。当受害者没有收到商品,或“卖家”失联时,他们才会意识到自己上当受骗。
警方也在文告中公布超过60个在七个平台(推特、脸书、Instagram、Telegram、TikTok、WhatsApp及小红书)上出现的不法之徒页面名称或用户名称,借以警惕公众。

POLICE ADVISORY ON RESURGENCE OF E-COMMERCE SCAMS INVOLVING THE SALE OF ELECTRONICS AND CONCERT TICKETS

The Police would like to remind members of the public to be discerning when shopping online, especially when purchasing expensive goods or services that are attractively priced. Since June 2023, at least 211 victims have fallen prey to such scams, with losses amounting to at least $128,000. The Police have received reports lodged against allegedly fraudulent scams on social media platforms. Please refer to Annex A for a list of monikers behind such scams. Investigations are ongoing into the criminals behind the e-commerce scam and their money mules.

Scammers pretending to be “sellers” would entice victims by posting attractive deals on platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Xiao Hong Shu and Telegram. Victims who come across the deals would then contact the scammers directly using the platform’s in-app messenger. After confirming the price and order details, victims would be asked to make payment to the seller’s bank account via PayNow. Victims would only realise that they had been scammed when they did not receive the goods and/or the “seller” become uncontactable.

The Police would like to advise members of the public to adopt the following precautionary measures:

  1. ADD – Add the ScamShield App and set security features (e.g., enable two-factor (2FA) or multifactor authentication for banks, social media, Singpass accounts; set transaction limits on internet banking transactions, including PayNow)
  2. CHECK – Check for scam signs with official sources (e.g., visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688). If the price is too good to be true, it probably is. Purchase only from authorised sellers or reputable sources and be wary of purported time-sensitive deals due to limited stocks available. Avoid making advance payments or direct bank transfers to the seller and whenever possible, use “escrow” payment options that protect buyers by releasing payment to the seller only upon delivery. Always verify the seller’s profile through customer reviews and ratings, if any.
  3. TELL – Tell authorities, family, and friends about this scam so they do not fall for it. Report the fraudulent pages and/or monikers to the platforms!

If you have information relating to such crimes or if you are in doubt, please call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000, or submit it online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential. If you require urgent Police assistance, please dial ‘999’.

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Helpline at 1800-722-6688. Fighting scams is a community effort. Together, we can ACT Against Scams and prevent our loved ones from becoming the next victim!

Annex A

PLATFORMMONIKER
FACEBOOK2 LCB Tour Lu Xing She
FACEBOOK2 LCB Tour Travel Agency
FACEBOOKHappy Travel
FACEBOOKBig fun Travel Information
FACEBOOKBIG FUN TRAVEL INFORMATION
FACEBOOKSeungheung Concert Tourist Information Cente
FACEBOOK2LCB TOUR TRAVEL AGENCY
FACEBOOKLOOKING FOR TRENDY FRONT
FACEBOOKK2 TRENDY FRONT
FACEBOOKLCB Tour Travel Agency
FACEBOOKK2 Trendy Front
FACEBOOKK2 Voyage
FACEBOOKSingapore Corgi & Dog Lovers Community
FACEBOOKStar Travel Agency
FACEBOOKXing Jia Po Wai Mai Song Can Fu Wu
FACEBOOKTravelChoice
FACEBOOKSingapore baby supermarket
FACEBOOKSingapore Baby Supermarket
FACEBOOKLCB travel together
FACEBOOKStar tourism
FACEBOOKVoyage trend holiday travel
FACEBOOKVOYAGE TREND HOLIDAY TRAVEL
FACEBOOKsingapore baby market
FACEBOOKVoyage Trend Holiday Travel
INSTAGRAMSG KITTEN FAMILY
INSTAGRAMsgklttenfamily
INSTAGRAMSgkittenfamily
INSTAGRAMsgkittenfamily
INSTAGRAMsgkIttenfamIly
INSTAGRAMsgkittenfamily
INSTAGRAMSGKittenFamily
TELEGRAMqqlovesnicki
TELEGRAMKelly Camille
TELEGRAMKellyCamillel
TELEGRAMKELLYCAMILLEL
TELEGRAMkellycamillel
TELEGRAMyinjayy
TELEGRAMSGKITTENFAMILY
TELEGRAMkelly camile
TIKTOKjaho_tech01
TWITTERtheinkpap
TWITTERGraciaVersion
TWITTERKruyxq653537
TWITTERlivinglife023
TWITTERDaleSharep
TWITTERHilmaSharepAid
TWITTERLnbfuhvL
TWITTERmacsalmia
TWITTERl_lnbfuhv
TWITTERMoniiCaaDhelia
TWITTERl-lnbfuhv
TWITTERliawidiacaem
TWITTERMatrixxmay
TWITTERkologh1959345
TWITTERParkN00
TWITTERCFC192002
TWITTERsadiasit17s
TWITTERFaith (Her Version)
TWITTERwatermelonkiss
TWITTERM.
TWITTERtantrewayan
WHATSAPPNorthern Exchange Service
XIAOHONGSHUXiao Hong Shu 648DDF37
XIAOHONGSHU64A69A26

Annex B

An example of a “deal” on Facebook ▼

A conversation between a “seller” and a victim ▼

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
25 July 2023 @ 10:55 PM

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