WeChat Scam

[X69sinner]

Once they pop out those stupid price and service, knew it was scam, just play with them. Pass time. When bored at least got fools to play around. Ask them send sexy photos or naked ones.

[vpkum]

Originally Posted by Botakhead

She told me stay at Clementi, 2 months ago.

be careful. hffe_vgk_aawywm strike again ...

[smallboyboyel]

wow recently one contacted me and i googled the wechat userid is from china and the girl say from taiwan. zh985811. started telling me that she do freelance and price. i screenshot and then report id, within two mins the report resolved and that account was shut down. super efficient wechat

[newyorker88]

Originally Posted by smallboyboyel

wow recently one contacted me and i googled the wechat userid is from china and the girl say from taiwan. zh985811. started telling me that she do freelance and price. i screenshot and then report id, within two mins the report resolved and that account was shut down. super efficient wechat

they can always create new ones

[HiggsBoson]

Originally Posted by Edls0nChen

I am not 100% sure if this is a scam but I observed this "girl" has many accounts
that go with multiple names like backy, becky, kiki etc etc and many others ...

just want to warn you all to be careful of these so called "trading company" on wechat ...

Haha! I got this 'girl' before! Spent weeks in my Wechat. Kept trying to ask 'her' out and 'she' kept sending me things like "oh I made a ton of money". I'm like ok... 'She's' avoiding the subject completely. Taking a long time to reply as well.
Too many red flags. So I just deleted 'her' and moved on. Didn't reply 'her' and I think 'she' got the hint.

EDIT: Wechat at my side is a dead end for now so I rarely use the nearby people option anymore. Hardly anyone ever replies my greeting. Got one Indonesian maid few weeks ago, spoke using Wechat free call. Seems do-able but I think I rush too quickly to announce my intentions. She wanted me to pick her up with a car near my place to go out (a date) for like 3 hours. So after a few more exchanges for an hour or so with Wechat, I realized she wasn't worth the effort and potential drama and I told her I am no longer interested and parted ways.
To be honest, I think it's best to just use Wechat to get confirmed IDs for FLs and if you travel to other countries you can always use it to hook up with the locals.

[JacqueMerlin]

Originally Posted by newyorker88

they can always create new ones

Yes. The only way is to stop believing that these scams are real. Believe only in COD.

[unregistered_10]

Agree. COD only..

[Garage1]

basically , if no give number to call , no deal..
no need msg so much with them
ask them for number.. all wont give

[NhaTranh]

Originally Posted by jask357

Hi all bros, in case you are not aware. The NPC had sent out this message:

"You can avoid from becoming a victim of Alipay Scam by calling Alipay Service Centre at 800 188 6018 to stop transaction within 2 hours of the transfer. Subsequently, provide them with a copy of the Police report and take pictures of the receipts of transactions."

Thank you for sharing

[CaptainCharisma]

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[newyorker88]

She claim to be working in gold company, now Jurong. You go figure out if she is telling the truth or someone is using her pictures.

NOTE: SCAMMERS DONT USE THEIR REAL PHOTOS.

[kucingkurap]

http://$$$$$$w.com/qingchun/698.html

i noted one girl who used we chat to scam us last sug, sep.
I suspect this girl is the same cheat , appearing on same web site.
brothers do be wary. My apologies if its not the same person.

[OCBCBank]

Originally Posted by kucingkurap

http://$$$$$$w.com/qingchun/698.html

i noted one girl who used we chat to scam us last sug, sep.
I suspect this girl is the same cheat , appearing on same web site.
brothers do be wary. My apologies if its not the same person.

Thank you for warning.

[OCBCBonk]

Thanks for the warning

[Confusius]

One down. Wonder how many more syndicates to go.... 🍻👏😄

"FRAUD SYNDICATE SMASHED

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) and the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ministry of Public Security of the People’s Republic of China (MPS) conducted a joint investigation into a fraud syndicate that had targeted Singaporean victims.

In the first half of 2015, the SPF received 627 reports of credit-for-sex scams. The total amount of money cheated was about S$1.6 million. Investigations revealed that the culprits behind the scams operated from call centres based in China and used social media platforms to deceive victims into paying money for non-existent sexual services.

In an operation in December 2015, the Chinese Police conducted simultaneous raids at various locations in China and detained 43 members of a syndicate responsible for such scams. Several computers, telecommunication devices and modems were seized. The raids were the culmination of a joint investigation by officers from the SPF and MPS.

Mr David Chew, Director of the Commercial Affairs Department, SPF, said, “We appreciate the support from our Chinese counterparts in this joint investigation. The close cooperation between the SPF and the Chinese Police was instrumental in crippling this transnational criminal syndicate. It demonstrates our common resolve to work together to ensure that crime does not pay, and that we spare no efforts to clamp down on criminals who hide behind the anonymity of the Internet to prey on victims across borders.”