‘Some are just kids’: Victims of alleged S$700,000 Pokemon card scam in Singapore band together for support


The products that victims had paid for but not delivered were sealed boxes of Ascended Heroes, the newest set of English-language Pokemon trading cards released on Jan 30. - Photo: Screengrab from KAICOLLECTCG/TIKTOK and KENNY ANG

SINGAPORE: Kenny Ang thought he was making just another purchase of Pokemon cards from a reseller in January. But his order never arrived.

Now, after almost a month and losing about S$10,000, he wants to help other victims of the same Pokemon card trading scam, which has allegedly been traced to the same individual, according to Ang.

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