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Dozens of people in S’pore lost S$203,000 in ‘Filmgo’ movie ticket buying scam

By Wallace Woon
Victims were tricked into thinking they could earn a commission by buying and selling movie tickets. — Dreamstime/TNS

SINGAPORE: At least 41 individuals fell prey to a movie ticket buying scam and lost a total of S$203,000 (RM626,814) this month.

The Singapore Police Force said on Thursday (Nov 25) that the scam was linked to companies with “Filmgo” in their name.

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