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While its unfortunate... its also kinda unbelievable.. 

How is it even possible 🤔... early dementia?

https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/police-spf-advisory-government-official-impersonation-scam-pm-lawrence-wong-funding-assistance-hormuz-49-million

Man lost $4.9m to impersonation scam claiming PM Wong sought 'funding assistance' for Hormuz

He was told to sign a non-disclosure agreement, furnish a copy of his identification card, and was issued with a "letter of guarantee" for reimbursement within 15 business days

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On 5/14/2026 at 10:22 PM, Volvobrick said:

Same guy a few months ago must have been working for Income Insurance and called me... 

Why these guys keep using the same plot? they must have fired their creative writer. 

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On 5/16/2026 at 9:55 AM, Ahwhye said:

Why these guys keep using the same plot? they must have fired their creative writer. 

Because these Scammers are Shit Persons,Shit Persons used Lousy Insurance Company as plot.

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On 5/15/2026 at 6:26 AM, Playtime said:

 

While its unfortunate... its also kinda unbelievable.. 

How is it even possible 🤔... early dementia?

https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/police-spf-advisory-government-official-impersonation-scam-pm-lawrence-wong-funding-assistance-hormuz-49-million

Man lost $4.9m to impersonation scam claiming PM Wong sought 'funding assistance' for Hormuz

He was told to sign a non-disclosure agreement, furnish a copy of his identification card, and was issued with a "letter of guarantee" for reimbursement within 15 business days

Curious who this fellow is. This is not some addled rich eccentric old man easily fooled.

He has 5 mio to just lend out and moves in those circles where it is not unexpected to receive direct communication from people in high office.

Really suspicious if you ask me. What is going on. Hope this is not another "dinner group photo" case [laugh]

Read the article, it says "He only realised that he had been scammed after contacting the Secretary to the Cabinet on Thursday".

The victim can casually contact mr wong to enquire. Can any of us?

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Supersonic

Hmm... new way to make money. But how not to get caught, seem stupid. Probably just expendable pawns.

 

https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/2-singaporeans-suspected-fraudulent-registration-corporate-sim-cards

2 Singaporeans to be charged for alleged involvement in fraudulent registration of corporate SIM cards

 

The men, aged 25 and 39, had allegedly registered between 100 and 238 corporate SIM cards in exchange for cash rewards of up to $1,270, the police said on Tuesday (May 19).

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Supersonic

A rather detailed explanation of how this happened. 

Dunno what's worse..

A "businessman" that is duped so easily. 

or 

A "businessman" who seems very well connected transferring huge sums to "govt" like its a natural thing to do.

 

https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/crime/singapore-businessman-loses-3-8m-in-deepfake-zoom-call-posing-as-pm-lawrence-wong-5076174.html

 

Crime

Singapore businessman loses $3.8M in deepfake Zoom call posing as PM Lawrence Wong

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