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🚨 SCAMMER ALERT 🚨
REPORT BY: ****im
DATE OF REPORT: 16 APR 2026
Bro help exposed this also. Will ask to change email address. Say once changed will pay 1.5k but nope. Ask buy razor card to receive payment. So it’s a scam. Don’t let others fall for it
🆘 ADVICE 🆘
- Any advance payment, 99.9% is scammers
- Username might change around but bank account will not change so frequently. If you face any scams, please report it to us so that we can Alert the rest of the bros here
- Please report it to SPF to make this scammer die in Hell
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🚨 SCAMMER ALERT 🚨
DATE OF REPORT: 21 APR 2026
PART 1
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🚨 SCAMMER ALERT 🚨
DATE OF REPORT: 21 APR 2026
PART 2
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🚨 SCAMMER ALERT 🚨
DATE OF REPORT: 21 APR 2026
PART 1
PART 2
Scammers have been more active recently, and we're receiving over 20 reports daily. While the amounts may be small, getting scammed is still frustrating and annoying.
Here’s our advice to stay safe:
1. Avoid making advance payments unless you personally know or have verified the person through other members.
2. Do not send deposits unless you have confirmed their legitimacy.
3. Total NO QR Code Payment. It is to purchase some prepaid credit and your money will be gone
4. WE DO NOT VOUCH OR VERIFIED USER. THESE SCAMMER IMPERSONATE OUR ADMIN!!!
Their common tactic is simple—they ask for a deposit to "confirm" something. But think about it: Why would they need a deposit and provide a QR code?
- If it's a QR code, it's a 100% scam.
- If it's PayNow or a bank transfer, there's at least a chance the money can be traced.
From now on, if you see a suspicious QR code, assume it's a scam! Report it by Replying to the message with "@Admin"
Protect your hard-earned money. Stay alert!
Cheers.
#sgScamCheck #SayNoToQRCode
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