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Find out what you should do next when you suspect you’re a victim of an alleged scam or fraud attempt.
Government official impersonation scams have led to losses of at least $6.7 million since September. Scammers often pose as local banks or Singapore Police Force (SPF) officers, using fake warrant cards and accusing victims of involvement in criminal activities like money laundering. Victims are then asked to transfer their savings to designated "safety accounts" to assist in investigations. The bulletin emphasizes the importance of verifying suspicious transactions and provides tips to avoid scams, such as not transferring money to unknown accounts, not sharing banking or SingPass details, and not clicking on suspicious links. It also promotes the ScamShield app and helpline for quick scam checks
Concerned about international scam calls and SMSes? Telcos now offer features to block calls and SMSes from international numbers, helping to protect you from phone and SMS scams.
These features block all incoming mobile calls and/or SMSes made from international numbers. Calls and/or SMSes made from Singapore numbers while overseas (e.g., Singapore users roaming overseas and calling home) can still be received as normal.
Subscribers can activate and disable the international call and/or SMS blocking features based on their needs. These features are available free of charge. For more information on IMDA’s other anti-scam measures, click here.
Contact your telco to find out how to activate them:
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22 August 2024
To combat scam losses, the online CPF withdrawal limit has been decreased from S$200,000 to S$50,000 per day.
22 August 2024
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) shared recent statistics on scams and cybercrime in their mid-year report released on 22 Aug 2024.
01 July 2024
Starting from 1 July 2024, all SMS communications from government agencies will utilise a unified gov.sg SMS Sender ID.
16 April 2024
The Association of Banks in Singapore initiated a mascot design contest to promote public engagement in the fight against scams.
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