Case said it does not direct consumers through e-mail to visit another website to receive compensation. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Consumers here should be aware of a scam involving phishing e-mails sent by people impersonating Consumers Association of Singapore officers.
Case executive director Lee Siow Hwee said on Friday that these e-mails lead recipients to third-party websites to receive monetary compensation.The e-mail senders provided fake ticket numbers or complaint reference numbers to recipients’ previous complaints. In some of these e-mails, which included Case’s logo, senders cited a monetary amount that was to be disbursed to the recipients.
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