SG police probing perfume subscription service I’vre after complaints of wrong charges, unfulfilled orders


Online luxury scent subscription service I’vre offers three plans priced from $19.95. — IVRE/ST/ANN

SINGAPORE: The police are investigating online luxury scent subscription service I’vre after disgruntled customers lodged reports claiming they were wrongly charged and never received their orders.

Self-professed perfume fanatic Srimala Balakrishnan had S$494.50 (RM1,730) charged to her debit card by the company in November, even after she cancelled her subscription, she told The Straits Times.

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