PM Lee said he saw some of these fake ads while surfing the Internet.
He said such advertisements, which tend to surface after a major speech or announcement with lots of media coverage, have re-emerged in the past few days.
PM Lee said he saw some of these fake ads while surfing the Internet and was also alerted to them by Singaporeans who wrote to him. PM Lee urged the public not to respond to scams, fake news or ads similar to the screenshot he shared and to report them via the official ScamShield Bot on WhatsApp.This is not the first time scammers have used PM Lee’s identity in their schemes.
In one case, scammers created an e-mail to look like it came from the Prime Minister’s Office and its contents thanked the recipients for their contributions to Singapore.
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