There have been at least seven reported cases of such scams since Jan 1. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Since the start of the year, there have been at least seven reported cases and at least $51,600 lost to job scams involving ...

Those convicted of acquiring another person's benefit from criminal proceeds face up to 10 years' imprisonment, a fine, or ...

A total of 24 persons will be charged in court in the coming week for allegedly acting as money mules in various scams.The 16 ...

Those involved in laundering scam proceeds or supplying SIM cards and Singpass credentials can face up to 12 strokes of the cane.

SINGAPORE – A total of 217 people are assisting in investigations into their suspected involvement in scams where victims are ...

Nearly one in five (18%) reported being affected by a scam. Singapore is the most targeted market in the Asia Pacific for job scams, as over half (53%) reported being targeted, according to a Trend ...

SINGAPORE, Jan 30 — Singapore police are investigating 217 individuals over their suspected roles in ...

Jobsdb by SEEK has released new insights into employment fraud trends across the operating markets, revealing how scammers ...

SINGAPORE: The police are investigating 217 people suspected of being scammers or money mules in scams that resulted in losses exceeding S$7.67 million (US$6.05 million).

CBI-led Op CyStrike, with agencies from the US, UK and others, uncovered a fake Kuwaiti e-visa and overseas job scam ...