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| Name | Unveiling Scammers' Ingenious New Trick: MOM Impersonation Scams Exposed! |
| Video Uploader | Video From Twenty Two Thirty |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 06-09-2023 22:30:08 |
| Video Discription | In a relentless display of scamming innovation, MOM recently took to Facebook to expose a troubling incident where scammers impersonated ministry officers during a video call. This tactic is reminiscent of previous incidents where scammers mimicked officers from the Singapore Police Force. In the scam video call, the person on the other end wore a mask, held a fake MOM card, and asked for the receiver's personal identification. A photograph of one of these alleged scammers was shared, depicting a man wearing both a hat and a mask, concealing a significant portion of his face. Strangely enough, the image on the man's MOM card also showed him wearing a hat and a mask. The backdrop prominently displayed the name and logo of MOM, possibly in an attempt to further persuade their target of their supposed authenticity. MOM has urged individuals to take immediate action by filing a police report if they encounter such calls. This is crucial to prevent further victims from falling prey to these scams. Now, let's look at some ways to identify these scams, as provided by MOM on their official website: Be cautious when receiving phone calls from overseas numbers. Remember that MOM does not make calls from overseas. Be wary of instant messaging apps where fake accounts may show pictures of the Ministry of Manpower's logo or MOM officers. Don't assume a call is legitimate just because it has a spoofed '+65' number. Scammers can manipulate caller IDs. Pay attention to signs that suggest a potential scam, such as the caller or sender's inability to properly identify themselves, receiving unexpected contact from MOM, or references to transactions or interactions you are not aware of. #Singapore #MOM #Scam #Scammers #Impersonation #IdentityTheft #Fraud #VideoCall #SafetyTips #SingaporePolice #Warning #Awareness #Security #Cybersecurity #OnlineScams #MinistryofManpower #ProtectYourself #PhoneScams #OnlineFraud #SingaporeNews #ScamTactics #ScamAlert #ScamPrevention #OnlineSafety #ImpersonationScams #MOMCard #FraudulentCalls #ScamExposed #StayInformed #CommunitySafety |
| Category | News & Politics |
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