Sounds like insurance ... im not sure
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Think she got my number from a post about my missing cat. When my bf answered the call, she didn't speak, hung up and continued texting asking for me. Saw from the reports below that she does this often so we decided to ignore.
please discontinue this number,she is using this number to say bad words against me...and she is using this number to ruin our lives...
Telemarketing for insurance products.
Someone calling too much is very annoying
The lady that called said “Hi is this Miss ____(my name) and I said yes. I asked who is this, and she said “This is me” and that she’s calling to offer me a job as Financial Consultant
called and ask if i'm there and kept silent
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He sounded like a scammer
scam
This number doesnt have +65 prefix. The caller is a woman claiming she is from government doing careshield upgrade, knew my name, asked me whether I am a PR or SG citizen, asked me my postal code so she can send an analyst to my void deck to do the necessary paperwork for the upgrade. At the first place I didnt even agree to the upgrade or anything like that, she didnt even explain anything related to careshield and wanted to send an analyst straight away lol. I sensed that something was off so I told her no meeting. She said,”I know you are a very busy person but this is not going to take more than 5 mins”, I said no, she said,”I will still send someone to that postal code so just go down and meet him”, I told her she can send whoever she wants but I am still not meeting anyone, she said,”hahah you are very funny, I will send an analyst this saturday at 5pm, just meet him”, I said no no no, she shouted,”f**k off you are wasting my time” and hung up. LOL. If you see this number, dont even bother to pick up, but if you guys have the free time, pick up and troll her.
She must have gotten my number off IG or FB posts because I just shared my number over these 2 platforms for a lost bird yesterday. Called me at 1.15am while i was still driving back home. She was sobbing and mumbling so I couldn't understand her at first. Asked for her name repeatedly and was getting frustrated until she said her name is Hui Yee and she just ended her quarrel. I told her I was driving and will call her back in 10 minutes. Asked her to calm down and drink water and hung up. Meanwhile my sister received a call from the same number and informed me that this is a prank caller. The prank caller still WhatsApp me and asked me to call her back. Which I did, and I demanded for her name and she hang up immediately. Blocked my number since.
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Guy with Malaysian accent called my friend pretending he is me
Caller posing to be tax officer
cold sale
Trying to pretend to be my friend by the name of Joyce.
Call n scam
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Common Spam Call Types
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- Government impersonation calls (MOM, ICA, Police)
- Bank fraud calls asking for OTP or card details
- Parcel delivery scams and fake customs fees
- China officials impersonation scams
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- Caller claims urgency or threatens consequences
- Requests personal info, PINs, or OTP codes
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- Unknown numbers calling repeatedly
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Not all unknown calls are harmful. Many legitimate callers include:
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- Banks calling for legitimate verification
- Healthcare providers and polyclinics
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Download the ScamShield app developed by the Singapore Police Force and NCPC to automatically block known scam calls and filter scam SMS. Government agencies and banks will never ask for your OTP, passwords, or personal banking details over the phone. Call the ScamShield Helpline at 1799 if in doubt.
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Singaporean numbers can be identified by their first digit: mobile numbers start with 8 or 9, landlines start with 6, VoIP services start with 3, and numbers starting with 1 are special service numbers (emergency, customer care). Note that due to number portability, mobile users can switch carriers while keeping their number.
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