Beware of scammers offering jobs on e-commerce platforms, warn Singapore police


SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Scammers have moved to purportedly offering their victims jobs with e-commerce platforms to boost sales amid the Great Singapore Sale.

In an advisory on Thursday (June 10), the police urged members of the public to remain vigilant when shopping online, especially as the sale, which began on June 6, has moved to online platforms.

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