Singapore jails Malaysian over scheme to buy phones worth more than S$45,000 with stolen credit card details


SINGAPORE: A Malaysian driver has been jailed over his involvement with a group that came to Singapore to buy 23 phones by using stolen credit card details.

Most of the devices, which were worth over S$45,000 in total, were later resold in Malaysia for profit.

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