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Looks to be a scam saying from DBS bank
14 August 1988
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Sounds fishy. The other person claims to be from a bank. After that asked me questions about my personal particulars. I quickly hung up the phone.
a fat women shouting over the phone. should be got mental problem..
Prudential
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a hormonal disorder among middle aged women
Underwent abortion before... ...!
i report this scam
Nonsensical messages
Nonsensical messages
Send nonsensical messages
64891197 , called a few times . nobody speaks , full silence and hung up the call.
Call back was engage tone. Checked the number was another credit company which i didn't sign up for.
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Scam - Gerard's 'assistant' organised a fake meeting pretending to want to buy businesses. Non-existant. Avoid. Full copy-paste of message below for Google to index for others also getting scammed: ======= We are from Dragon groups of companies & am writing to look for A company/businesses into basically educational, childcare,daycare or tuition based established related industries concept etc basically to explore taking over or invest into it. ( passive investors ). Individual centre is fine. We are Ok to be a investor role too. Bra*ding concepts most important. Business holder to assist us for minimum 3months for the case of full take over too. We are mainly looking into taking over of those businesses regardless of the size of company . Preferred to be in Singapore area territory, mainly in central district and western region of Singapore ?? territory area. Other areas / locations can also be considered. Educational materials products or local based child related centres inclusion etc are most prioritize. Taking up of minority or majority investments are fine too. Preferred to be existing business with clientele based. Min 2 outlets/centres in kids/educational to be considered by us. We can discuss & have Budget up to $5 million,if the ent*ty fits our requirements. Also good for us to have regular clientele bAsed / customers based. Companies to be at least 1 year old minimum will be prioritised. Franchising options welcomed too. Private limited ent*ty/ partnership or sole proprietorship can be discussed. @ we do have stakes in various F&B Technologies Brands & tuition Brand’s in Singapore ?? @ Do mAke appointment & come our Corporate office at 350 Orchard road . #16- 20. Shaw house . Singapore 238868. Mon to Sat - 8 -am to 10pm ( our HQ operations hours ) Payment goodwill of $500 will be forwarded to business owner as Security Deposit held for discussion upon meet up if the company belongs to above mentioned related ent*ty we are keen for. DO NOTE - that we are direct buyers too. @@@ No Brokers/agents to be entertained by us please, apologies. @@@ @@@@@ Kindly ignore this text if it’s not applicable to you as it’s a cold calling text. apologies @@@@@ We do welcome referrals too & commission will be pAid accordingly for successful referrals. This is an Indonesian owned ent*ty and chairman is Mr Hatano Regards Gerard
Banking scam. Obviously trying to farm for personal particulars.
Call in to offer for some bank loans
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