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<!-- Begin .post -->Man badly burnt by Sunshine Empire scam....
http://singaporemind.blogspot.com/2009/10/man-badly-burnt-by-sunshine-empire-scam.html
A taxi driver invested $81K in Sunshine Empire and lost most of it. Sunshine Empire collected a total of $180M from Singaporeans and operated for about a year before the authorities stepped in:
a. With a large segment of the population not financially literate, can we afford a 'light-touch' 'buyer beware' approach?
b. Why did the authorities take so long? Is it time the CAD takes a more proactive approach when it comes to such unregulated investment schemes?
How did so many ordinary Singaporeans get cheated by Sunshine Empire? Slick marketing.....watch this:
<EMBED height=344 type=application/x-shockwave-flash width=425 src=http://www.youtube.com/v/1oNQ9WFVWxY&hl=en&fs=1& allowscriptaccess="always">
The man behind Sunshine Empire, James Phang, has a dubious record of operating various scams. One of them involved investing in a resort in Batam known as Magic Kingdom. Investors who lost money approached Case and local authorities but were told nothing can be done about because the scheme was run from Indonesia[Link].
[email protected]
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<!-- Begin .post -->Man badly burnt by Sunshine Empire scam....
http://singaporemind.blogspot.com/2009/10/man-badly-burnt-by-sunshine-empire-scam.html
A taxi driver invested $81K in Sunshine Empire and lost most of it. Sunshine Empire collected a total of $180M from Singaporeans and operated for about a year before the authorities stepped in:
a. With a large segment of the population not financially literate, can we afford a 'light-touch' 'buyer beware' approach?
b. Why did the authorities take so long? Is it time the CAD takes a more proactive approach when it comes to such unregulated investment schemes?
How did so many ordinary Singaporeans get cheated by Sunshine Empire? Slick marketing.....watch this:
<EMBED height=344 type=application/x-shockwave-flash width=425 src=http://www.youtube.com/v/1oNQ9WFVWxY&hl=en&fs=1& allowscriptaccess="always">
The man behind Sunshine Empire, James Phang, has a dubious record of operating various scams. One of them involved investing in a resort in Batam known as Magic Kingdom. Investors who lost money approached Case and local authorities but were told nothing can be done about because the scheme was run from Indonesia[Link].
[email protected]
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