There’s not much banks can do. They don’t interact directly with the end buyers. It’s up to the stores to train staff to spot and prevent fraud. However, most retail stores don’t invest in their staff because the higher ups would rather have that money for themselves than invest that money in the staff. So most staff don’t know how to handle scammers. Those who do don’t bother with them because they don’t get rewarded for going above and beyond. This will be an eternal problem in retail industry.
It is too late by the time you got your statement. I set up alerts for my credit cards’ transactions and I will get either a text or email notification. It is crucial to report a suspicious transaction and block the card immediately. One tactic is try automated mass online buying of small amount using all combinations of credit card numbers. Any successful transaction will be used for larger purchases until they bust your credit limit. Another way is to steal customers’ credit card numbers and then make purchases at 2am to catch you sleeping and unable to respond to your bank’s query.
@@leothebear4842 it’s a bit too late by the time the statement arrives. I set my notifications via messaging or email. This way I get instant notification of any transactions not performed by me. Then I immediately contact my bank.
Good that Singapore's media doesn't have any qualms about showing the faces of those arrested. None of that "Innocent until proven otherwise" hypocrisy where criminals seem to have more rights than victims. This alone isn't enough but it does help to discourage some from committing crimes. Unless if they are fine with neigbours, relatives and friends knowing they had been arrested.
Went thru the exact same issue a just over a week ago. Multiple transactions that weren't mine were being made and had DBS cancel my cards and replace them ASAP. Luckily the fraud disputes didn't take longer than 3 days to get back the lost money. I didn't even report my case to the police and now I see this. Not an isolated incident then. Scum of the earth these people.
That's nice of DBS. I had the same with UOB and the CSO insisted that it was card presented sales, either through ewallet or physical card and refused to refund me. Told me to make police report and it has been more than a year, no reply back from the bank or police at all. Luckily it was a very small amt so I paid it off and cancelled the card.
I don't know why you single out PRC when the first guy is malaysian, there is no place in Singapore for xenophobia, so please curb your bigotry ya thks
@@LiXianYang001 your logic comes from a place of stupidity. Say if Sg has lots of investment there, the leverage is reversed to the investor and not the other way around.
I do believe that our credit card details might be sold or leaked by online vendors. I had someone in Spain use my credit card to pay for his/her Netflix account.
it usually started with the people inside the bank itself…then our online subs with our credit cards, even prepaid cards/mobile wallet… my BigPay was heavily used by ppl from the US n Europe but transaction always failed as i frozed the card, but i could still see the transaction in my statement… i never use BigPay anymore..
In the good old days you need to sign to make payments and the shop should verify the signature if it matches that of the card. But these days no one ask you to sign anymore, even if they do they hardly check the signature.
I’ve owned a credit card for at least 20 years and merchants very rarely check my signature, even back in the initial days of owning the card. I think the signature checking was only useful when the transaction was done offline (manually processed) back in the 1980s and 1990s using the device that slides across your card to get a carbon copy of your card details (reason why the numbers and letters are embossed). Once the transaction verification goes online, it’s seldom done and it’s ignored when they introduced chip card. Now they don’t even care when there’s PIN code requirement for large value purchases. I’ve not signed on the back of my card for at least 10 years and I’m sure there are many others like me. My latest card from UOB doesn’t even have a signature strip anymore.
"Kudos to you for your outstanding work in supporting #crackassetsupport! Your courage in standing up against fraudsters is truly commendable. It's crucial that we take all necessary steps to safeguard the public, particularly vulnerable seniors, from these unscrupulous scammers. Your dedication to our security is truly deserving of recognition - a Nobel Peace Prize would be a well-deserved honor! Keep up the fantastic work!"
Importing crime and citizens are paying for it. When is it going to stop 😮 So sick of people from one particular country doing damage in our beautiful/low crime country (robberies, burglaries, murders, credit card frauds, prostitution) and insulting us by calling us 坡县. I didn't vote for this. P.S. wow every crime you can think of, they've done it in SG 😳 now we just need them to sell bubblegum 🫠
Be safe everyone, specially YOUNG STUDENTS AND ELDERLY people My card were misused thrice while overseas, and I never bought anything from anywhere sus Scammers should have a harsher punishments, they really ruin lives.
What? You don’t have a credit card? You unemployed or what? I’m so dependent on credit cards and e-wallets including when I travel abroad. I’m old fogey but way more digitally savvy than you, young man! 😂
@@hugohabicht9957 of course, it’s all about personal responsibility. Only silly people will think credit card is the problem when the weakest link is the end-user. Isn’t that true?
You use cash, u also will get scam. Regardless of what we bring (cc, e-wallet or cash), there is always ways to scam your things. Moreover, you bring cash, u drop your cash, that's it. You drop your cc, u stil have some chance to contact your bank to cancel it., before it is being used. From convenient and security perspective, everything has pro and cons.
This is no new trend. I faced this in India as well. My card was hacked online and attempts to make online purchases, probably requesting a refund to their wallets to make purchases or redeem the money to their accounts. It's very sophisticated & dangerous. For some amongst us, it's a very heavy burden.
There is one uncle who also thinks this way so always carries cash with him until one fine day he accidentally drops the cash while walking. When he realised it was too late.
#Crack Asset Support, your expertise is a radiant light, illuminating the dark corners of the digital world and chasing away the shadows of fraud. Your work is a symphony of skill and dedication, harmonizing the efforts of individuals into a powerful force for justice. With each success, you write a new chapter in the story of hope and protection, inspiring others to join the quest for a safer online community. Keep shining bright, a guiding star in the digital firmament!"
@@Kylelongwest But OTP still send alert to Hp and email even its onsite transaction since this huge transactions so why bank not notified to give approval first ?
It's not that people is unaware of the laws here, but it is the lack of enforcement that people are betting on. Look around everyday, you never miss a multiple law being broken, and nothing happened.
@@tangt4860 absolutely, there was one incident where the china lady steal at the airport and she get away, only when she try to enter the second time she get caught. Then there is one that overstay for 20 years and she was not caught but she choose to turn herself up.
@Buttercookies0 Your comment doesn’t even make sense. Do you mean foreigners can’t buy flats or they can’t get subsidized BTO flats? Many foreigners are loaded, what’s a resale flat at a slightly higher price to them? The country is overrun with too many ppl. Recently many viet and Myanmese ppl too. Near my home in boon Keng, about 10 new flats are built. Traffic is getting from bad to worse. Every inch of land is used for housing in sg.
I have one credit card limit purposely set only to $4000 for my daily groceries and payment, done so to reduce risk of fraud and if it happens I don't get stolen much.
Not only credit cards. Anyone realised the volume of bad debts by foreign workers who took loans from sgp banks n went back after servicing its loans for a month or two only? It’s been decades old problem.
The worse is long queues at ATMs of foreign workers and foreigners shows how easily it is for them to gain access to the financial system. Without intensive and extensive background checks.
Always check your card transactions in your bank app at least once a week. Raise any issue with the bank as soon as you find any unauthorised transactions.
Even daily will not help. Friend got his Trust card details used overseas in the middle of the night. Reported it in the morning and got scolded. Too late lah , your problem now …..
@hugohabicht9957 I found an unauthorised charge on my card last year. I reported it to the bank. After some verification, they told me they will cancel my card and send me a new card after 48 hours. In the meantime I would have to pay the unauthorised amount first. Then they would refund the amount in 90 days after my payment. I received the refund in 60 days.
@@YENNEE-fs9wz I don't find it inconvenient to check the transactions in the bank app. Normally I don't carry a lot of cash. I prefer using ewallet for low value purchases. Cards for higher price expenses. I think it's safer.
i prefer pay physically not cashless transaction. This old method never go old. Is really saving both human and money. Cashless payment i target below RM3000
Who be the Pm also no use totally, majority people said they choose the pap party but only getting more and more sufferings and problems from the pap party always of course.
I just wonder how the retailer or cashier verify the buyer when paying using credit card? Especially now many is using paywave, e-wallet. The buyer might not be happy if every-time require manual verification.
What's important lucky I didn't had any brand of the jab before and that's why never sick before, as majority people said after they took the jabs previously but nowadays they only became more and more easily to fall sick, it's the pap party mistakes and there's no way to u-turn back.
The pap party holding all the money and own self collect own self 's highest pay etc, but only gave singaporeans a little money the pap party call helping the people.
Also don't forget a lot of NS boys became NoSoul boys during their service, it's the pap party fault but most cases were covered up by the pap party of course.
Since sg tops world first in scams city, majority people said it's a matter of time before the remaining singapore reserves $$ and gold bars be scammed away, or by the pap party of course.
What's important singapore became a multi-nation country, multi-nation-singapore so even with the saf soldiers also no use totally, it's the pap party mistakes and there's no way to u-turn back.
@@tangt4860 Mr. Ang said: "So who's telling the truth?... He's lying, or you're lying. Mr. Ang pressed the point, asking: "So if you right, then Mr. Low is lying, right".
@@tangt4860 Obviously, your ntelligence is limited to the greys in your bottom. You should re-direct your question to Dr. Mahathir. He is your living proof.
I handled a lot of credit card. I've always checked the name of the credit card with their ID or passport. If unmatched, I'll decline.
Thanks for being kind hearted and responsible at your job. ❤
Unfortunately many sales associates don’t follow safety protocol and only cares about sales for their comission/target figures
Why so much crime now with visa free entry people?
@@celestialstar124 thank you
@@mintico true
Should be responsability of the banks to improve their fraud prevention instead of putting responsibility on store owners.
There’s not much banks can do. They don’t interact directly with the end buyers. It’s up to the stores to train staff to spot and prevent fraud. However, most retail stores don’t invest in their staff because the higher ups would rather have that money for themselves than invest that money in the staff. So most staff don’t know how to handle scammers. Those who do don’t bother with them because they don’t get rewarded for going above and beyond. This will be an eternal problem in retail industry.
Always review your credit card statements before paying the bill.
Always don't review your credit card statements
It is too late by the time you got your statement. I set up alerts for my credit cards’ transactions and I will get either a text or email notification. It is crucial to report a suspicious transaction and block the card immediately. One tactic is try automated mass online buying of small amount using all combinations of credit card numbers. Any successful transaction will be used for larger purchases until they bust your credit limit. Another way is to steal customers’ credit card numbers and then make purchases at 2am to catch you sleeping and unable to respond to your bank’s query.
and contact the bank straight away if u see suspicious transactions…so they can change ur card immediately…
@@leothebear4842 i will make sure not to contact the bank.
@@leothebear4842 it’s a bit too late by the time the statement arrives. I set my notifications via messaging or email. This way I get instant notification of any transactions not performed by me. Then I immediately contact my bank.
Good that Singapore's media doesn't have any qualms about showing the faces of those arrested. None of that "Innocent until proven otherwise" hypocrisy where criminals seem to have more rights than victims. This alone isn't enough but it does help to discourage some from committing crimes. Unless if they are fine with neigbours, relatives and friends knowing they had been arrested.
je valide....
Yep…agree…here in Philippines, media is woke.
Scammers are as determined as mosquitos
Went thru the exact same issue a just over a week ago. Multiple transactions that weren't mine were being made and had DBS cancel my cards and replace them ASAP. Luckily the fraud disputes didn't take longer than 3 days to get back the lost money. I didn't even report my case to the police and now I see this. Not an isolated incident then. Scum of the earth these people.
Happened to me as well. But I only lost a small amount. Did the scammers buy high value items using your card?
@@Olly07 It was multiple purchases, 4x ~$50 amounting to $200, to me is not small amount uh haha
That's nice of DBS. I had the same with UOB and the CSO insisted that it was card presented sales, either through ewallet or physical card and refused to refund me. Told me to make police report and it has been more than a year, no reply back from the bank or police at all. Luckily it was a very small amt so I paid it off and cancelled the card.
How could scammers got hold of your card details?
@@Harrace Were the 4 transactions from the US or which country? Mine was 4 transactions as well :O
*The PRCs are utter nuisance in SG. Not sure why our government doesn't impose any visa restrictions.*
It’s about time
I don't know why you single out PRC when the first guy is malaysian, there is no place in Singapore for xenophobia, so please curb your bigotry ya thks
SG has lots of investment in China. CCP has leverage over PAP government now. SG, under PAP's leadership, is now a satellite of China.
@@LiXianYang001 your logic comes from a place of stupidity. Say if Sg has lots of investment there, the leverage is reversed to the investor and not the other way around.
@@LiXianYang001 Very true. Sometime I feel PAP is just a puppet of CCP. I would say PAP is even puppet of the Indian government.
Doesn't this show shops should not ban cash?
This shows that should only use cowrie shells for payment
@@jessicaregina1956用现钞
是多一项选择
也是保护自己的另一种方式
我到现在
还在用支票
为什么！就是安全
1 9 56
为什么要删掉我的反驳留言
用现钞是多一种选择
也是多一种保护自己的方法
Cash is regress
I do believe that our credit card details might be sold or leaked by online vendors. I had someone in Spain use my credit card to pay for his/her Netflix account.
it usually started with the people inside the bank itself…then our online subs with our credit cards, even prepaid cards/mobile wallet… my BigPay was heavily used by ppl from the US n Europe but transaction always failed as i frozed the card, but i could still see the transaction in my statement… i never use BigPay anymore..
Well done, respect our SPF team.
In the good old days you need to sign to make payments and the shop should verify the signature if it matches that of the card.
But these days no one ask you to sign anymore, even if they do they hardly check the signature.
I’ve owned a credit card for at least 20 years and merchants very rarely check my signature, even back in the initial days of owning the card.
I think the signature checking was only useful when the transaction was done offline (manually processed) back in the 1980s and 1990s using the device that slides across your card to get a carbon copy of your card details (reason why the numbers and letters are embossed).
Once the transaction verification goes online, it’s seldom done and it’s ignored when they introduced chip card. Now they don’t even care when there’s PIN code requirement for large value purchases.
I’ve not signed on the back of my card for at least 10 years and I’m sure there are many others like me. My latest card from UOB doesn’t even have a signature strip anymore.
Good old days....
"Kudos to you for your outstanding work in supporting #crackassetsupport! Your courage in standing up against fraudsters is truly commendable. It's crucial that we take all necessary steps to safeguard the public, particularly vulnerable seniors, from these unscrupulous scammers. Your dedication to our security is truly deserving of recognition - a Nobel Peace Prize would be a well-deserved honor! Keep up the fantastic work!"
Dont tell me again the PRCs enter into sg by using 30days visa free entry.
Maybe ask govern
Only prc? you are a clown.
They used the diplomatic immunity given to them by Putin
Importing crime and citizens are paying for it. When is it going to stop 😮 So sick of people from one particular country doing damage in our beautiful/low crime country (robberies, burglaries, murders, credit card frauds, prostitution) and insulting us by calling us 坡县. I didn't vote for this. P.S. wow every crime you can think of, they've done it in SG 😳 now we just need them to sell bubblegum 🫠
U know i know la
Amazed how backward and slow banks r willing 2 invest in security whilst blowing trumpets at ballooning profits q-q. 😅
The penalty should be much higher as a deterrent, and retailers should train their staff to check passport or IC.
Nice that they get caught in Singapore
How long they will be kept behind bar???
not too sure, is the taxpayer's money paying for their food and accommodation in changi chalet, i bet that place is full of foreign talent too.
@@nickng-jm1vk dont worry, they have lots of income from Indonesia
2 PRC caught, 1 billion standing by waiting to commit the next crime, you can tahan ?
@@ibatawi你太有才了
单这句
你能打汉吗？
Be safe everyone, specially YOUNG STUDENTS AND ELDERLY people
My card were misused thrice while overseas, and I never bought anything from anywhere sus
Scammers should have a harsher punishments, they really ruin lives.
No CREDIT CARD
NO PROBLEMS
What? You don’t have a credit card? You unemployed or what? I’m so dependent on credit cards and e-wallets including when I travel abroad. I’m old fogey but way more digitally savvy than you, young man! 😂
@@CalvinK-the_old_fogeythen don’t complain when you get scammed
@@hugohabicht9957 of course, it’s all about personal responsibility. Only silly people will think credit card is the problem when the weakest link is the end-user. Isn’t that true?
@@CalvinK-the_old_fogey
我也是没信用卡
是用支票和A T M卡和现金
You use cash, u also will get scam. Regardless of what we bring (cc, e-wallet or cash), there is always ways to scam your things. Moreover, you bring cash, u drop your cash, that's it. You drop your cc, u stil have some chance to contact your bank to cancel it., before it is being used.
From convenient and security perspective, everything has pro and cons.
This is no new trend. I faced this in India as well. My card was hacked online and attempts to make online purchases, probably requesting a refund to their wallets to make purchases or redeem the money to their accounts. It's very sophisticated & dangerous. For some amongst us, it's a very heavy burden.
Cash ... is more or less still king.
There is one uncle who also thinks this way so always carries cash with him until one fine day he accidentally drops the cash while walking. When he realised it was too late.
@@Brightyization
不用带很多现金
支票也可
@@YENNEE-fs9wz 但是现在是否每个店（或咖啡店）都接受支票？
NO CREDIT CARD
NO Problems
Well said friend 😂
Singapore media does not blur images: remarkably unashamed of justice being served.
Erm...so how do these people manage to steal credit and debit cards details...😅
stop visa free pls, SG is being more and more messy
Make more public news broadcast of such arrests to deter future cases.
#Crack Asset Support, your expertise is a radiant light, illuminating the dark corners of the digital world and chasing away the shadows of fraud. Your work is a symphony of skill and dedication, harmonizing the efforts of individuals into a powerful force for justice. With each success, you write a new chapter in the story of hope and protection, inspiring others to join the quest for a safer online community. Keep shining bright, a guiding star in the digital firmament!"
A quiet message to these clowns... Do not try your crap in Singapore.. You will face prison.
*What happens to OTP verification to alert the account holder ?*
Not all merchants enable fortunately
The amount of money is not worth it.
OTP is only for online purchases. It's inconvenient for in store purchases.
OTP will be phase out next year
@@Kylelongwest But OTP still send alert to Hp and email even its onsite transaction since this huge transactions so why bank not notified to give approval first ?
Harsher punishment to deter similarly related crimes? Whoes paying for their upkeep in Changi Prison?
The phrase "a fickle life" refers to a candle, for when it is burning, it is bright and full of energy but it can go out in the blink of an eye.
Welcome to the utopia of the future - Singapore
In Malaysia, waive if less
One-time virtual credit cards should be the norm.
Cost too much
I’m not going down for any form of mobile pay. There is just too much risk of fraud
Aren't the scammers stupid or something? They know they will get caught, and they should have known that hiding from crime is impossible in SG
It's not that people is unaware of the laws here, but it is the lack of enforcement that people are betting on. Look around everyday, you never miss a multiple law being broken, and nothing happened.
Previous successful cases were not reported or muffled to hide PAP disastrous embarrassment as a financial centre.
You are wrong. Two caught, hundreds successful . Also 380Mio scammed off greedy locals 🤷🏼♂️
@@tangt4860 absolutely, there was one incident where the china lady steal at the airport and she get away, only when she try to enter the second time she get caught. Then there is one that overstay for 20 years and she was not caught but she choose to turn herself up.
Impossible??? Why are there still so many crimes of all kinds happening then
The pap party still dare to allow non singaporeans to buy hdb flats, even knowing sg run out of land to build hdb flats and run out of road for cars.
Why keep on repeating the same stupid comment? Non-Singaporeans are not allowed to buy HDB flats. PRs can only buy HDB flats from the resale market.
They will even sell the whole country away if it benefits them and their businesses.
It's the rapid conversion of non-SG toi be PRs. @Buttercookies0
@@Buttercookies0 Yah, his comment shows that he is really really "stupid". Probably not a Sinagporean.
@Buttercookies0
Your comment doesn’t even make sense. Do you mean foreigners can’t buy flats or they can’t get subsidized BTO flats? Many foreigners are loaded, what’s a resale flat at a slightly higher price to them? The country is overrun with too many ppl. Recently many viet and Myanmese ppl too.
Near my home in boon Keng, about 10 new flats are built. Traffic is getting from bad to worse. Every inch of land is used for housing in sg.
I have one credit card limit purposely set only to $4000 for my daily groceries and payment, done so to reduce risk of fraud and if it happens I don't get stolen much.
聪明人
4000 is still small amount?? 😂
$4k can easily buy the Malaysian suspect the 4 phones in the video above.
I only use debit card, not credit card. Also I set a max limit on how much I can withdraw.
if you listen to the entire news, stolen debit cards data are also used
Yes same like me. I set the limit to 2 dollar per decade.
Debit card if kena scammed the money is gone for good liao
@@jessicaregina1956😂😂😂😂 you are humorous
@@sniperwork i used to set the limit to 2$ every century
Always ask IDs, any amount total cost of the purchase. Additional security
Why in the world was pay by phone allowed in the first place? I knew right away it wasn't secure enough.
Not only credit cards. Anyone realised the volume of bad debts by foreign workers who took loans from sgp banks n went back after servicing its loans for a month or two only? It’s been decades old problem.
The worse is long queues at ATMs of foreign workers and foreigners shows how easily it is for them to gain access to the financial system. Without intensive and extensive background checks.
@@tangt4860Rubbish
Always check your card transactions in your bank app at least once a week. Raise any issue with the bank as soon as you find any unauthorised transactions.
Even daily will not help. Friend got his Trust card details used overseas in the middle of the night. Reported it in the morning and got scolded. Too late lah , your problem now …..
@hugohabicht9957
I found an unauthorised charge on my card last year. I reported it to the bank. After some verification, they told me they will cancel my card and send me a new card after 48 hours. In the meantime I would have to pay the unauthorised amount first. Then they would refund the amount in 90 days after my payment. I received the refund in 60 days.
那不是每天提心吊胆吗？
还不如用现金或支票
@@YENNEE-fs9wz
I don't find it inconvenient to check the transactions in the bank app.
Normally I don't carry a lot of cash. I prefer using ewallet for low value purchases. Cards for higher price expenses. I think it's safer.
TL:DR Don't any how click phishing links or give your personal detail to unknown sources.
I click all links every day.
@@jessicaregina1956 good for you.
The problem some countries like singapore, south korea, japan maybe because their crime low … they tend not using pin or sign when using credit card
The irony. "Credit card" and "Fraud".
i prefer pay physically not cashless transaction.
This old method never go old. Is really saving both human and money.
Cashless payment i target below RM3000
Better to use "old" technology of debit card, use PIN of every transaction.
Apparently these criminals obviously had a dress code, which should make them easy to spot next time…
🤔
NO CREDIT CARDS... NO CASH 😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Exactly. Bodoh.
Use cash lah. What's wrong with cash?! SG so safe~
Don't push USA credit cards agenda leh PAP(u got commission is it?)
Best solution is end use of all credit cards
用现金支付
支票支付
A T M卡支付
Union pay has no problems
Yeah, right. Call the police if you see anything suspicious. Try that, just try that, and see how the police react.
Hello police! That netiZen made a comment.
@@jessicaregina1956😂😂😂😂
Singapore Police Force is one of the most competent law enforcement body around
They ask you to file a police report
NO CREDIT CARDS.....NO MONEY🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good luck to them and my $1000 limit
聪明人
They were charged with cheating?! Lol 😅
thks to our gahmen visa free policy to PRC.....
welcome china ccp pinkies 😅😂😂😂
Malaysian Malaysian Malaysian..
NO IPHONES.....NO SCAMS
Android more vulnerable. Then buy Chinese phones also 🤦♂️🤷🏼♂️
You have to look at you statements regularly.
I saw person stole a credit card 1 time 😮
Free visa at work
Pity these poor singaporean all scammer
reinstate Visa
Where you see new trend??
Fraud case is white shirt? 😮
Xhs so many saying apple staff discount etc etc
Why credit card doeant have PIN???
NO CASINOS......NO LEVY🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Who be the Pm also no use totally, majority people said they choose the pap party but only getting more and more sufferings and problems from the pap party always of course.
Incoherent form of English.
How do they get pass our border security ?
Why not buy online?
FREE VISA AGAIN LAH!!!
ITS TIME THE GOVERNMENT ACT SOMETHING NOW!!
MAKING spore ‘dirty’ bcoz of them!!!
Bodo lah siak!!!!! Pui!!!!!!
omg 😱
I know this guy 0:28, he's my neighbour daughter's boyfriend
fraudster
I just wonder how the retailer or cashier verify the buyer when paying using credit card? Especially now many is using paywave, e-wallet. The buyer might not be happy if every-time require manual verification.
Cash is king 🎉👍🏆
👍
Our poodles are simply helpless and clueless against these scammers.
Those people who likes to choose the pap party only means those people love sufferings, and drag all people into sufferings.
NO VISITORS.....NO HEADACHES
Sylvia Lim, the Workers’ Party (WP) chairman, highlighted the crisis of confidence among the public regarding the digital sphere.
Buat malu orang kg 😂
Clap. LoL!
Also majority people said there are no more food safety and other safety, the next meal the people eat are likely the last meal of their lives.
So, did you stop eating?? You are still very much alive.
You must be starving.
So who leaked the credit card details? Foreign talents working in banks after graduating with free scholarships provided by PAP?
Well, you expose your card details every time you use it 🤷🏼♂️
Chines mafia??
What's important lucky I didn't had any brand of the jab before and that's why never sick before, as majority people said after they took the jabs previously but nowadays they only became more and more easily to fall sick, it's the pap party mistakes and there's no way to u-turn back.
Sg smart nation: No
Sg scams nation: Yes
Also sg became a multi-nation-singapore: Yes
No more sg, no way to u-turn back.
The pap party holding all the money and own self collect own self 's highest pay etc, but only gave singaporeans a little money the pap party call helping the people.
Digital danferoys ?
China again. Thanks government. Again.
PRC
Also don't forget a lot of NS boys became NoSoul boys during their service, it's the pap party fault but most cases were covered up by the pap party of course.
@diypromax Don't Bullshit. You never serve NS.
Since sg tops world first in scams city, majority people said it's a matter of time before the remaining singapore reserves $$ and gold bars be scammed away, or by the pap party of course.
What's important singapore became a multi-nation country, multi-nation-singapore so even with the saf soldiers also no use totally, it's the pap party mistakes and there's no way to u-turn back.
No way to u-turn back. Then why still talk about it?
Too many signs everywhere in the country that the PAP is dooming Singapore
@@tangt4860 Mr. Ang said: "So who's telling the truth?... He's lying, or you're lying. Mr. Ang pressed the point, asking: "So if you right, then Mr. Low is lying, right".
@@jer2911.L so when is an Indian a Malay? Because you cannot be both an Indian and Malay unless Loong says so.
@@tangt4860 Obviously, your ntelligence is limited to the greys in your bottom. You should re-direct your question to Dr. Mahathir. He is your living proof.
SMART Nation Led by Small Space TEO
i dont understand this news at all....
Its in simple English and clear narrative so explain why u still cannot understand or do u need subtitles ?
China syndicates scamming people, simple enough?
Because it's not in korean?
@@jessicaregina1956North Korean
Please don't advertise your ignorance. Stupidity is not an asset.
Surprisingly majority people said the people are the REAL every day opposition people themselves.
Another chinese scheme😅😅😅
locusts