Money mule hiring spree goes digital as crime syndicates turn to Telegram platform


SINGAPORE: The job applicants are promised at least S$500 a month, and the process of filling up the forms with personal information is painless, except for the part asking for confidential banking details.

Employers usually won’t ask applicants to divulge the 16 digit-number of their automated teller machine (ATM) card, including the confidential personal identification number (PIN), and details like their mother’s maiden name.

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