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Run road with 32 million collected
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Wow a 24 year old marketing fresh graduate who bought a two Rolexes worth $27,000 and $62,500? Where did she get the money? 
If she's a 2nd generation rich or has a sugar daddy, I cannot imagine she would buy this sort of thing from a stranger online just to save a few thousand dollars for her dad/sugar daddy...
If she's a 2nd generation rich or has a sugar daddy, I cannot imagine she would buy this sort of thing from a stranger online just to save a few thousand dollars for her dad/sugar daddy...
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The $62,500 was school fees for a real life lesson on marketing.Wow a 24 year old marketing fresh graduate who bought a two Rolexes worth $27,000 and $62,500? Where did she get the money?
If she's a 2nd generation rich or has a sugar daddy, I cannot imagine she would buy this sort of thing from a stranger online just to save a few thousand dollars for her dad/sugar daddy...
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In the past, Sinkies were scammed when they went overseas. Now it has progressed such that they are now scammed at home under the noses of inept authorities.A very conducive cuntry for scammers, very gullible daft Sinkies are used to being fooled by the PAP regime for decades.
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SPF sleeping on the job ? Suspect of cheating millions can be out on bail ? Use my balls also know they will run road lah. Like that chew Eng Han also wanna run road except they are smarter than using sampan.
Now suppose SPF wants them disappear so that some gong CB who are minister or white horse who happened to be victims can remain unnamed to avoid embarrassment?
Now suppose SPF wants them disappear so that some gong CB who are minister or white horse who happened to be victims can remain unnamed to avoid embarrassment?
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They are either still in Singapore or they are out of Singapore.
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CPF moneys already trap for 60 years. U still want the PAP to keep tabs on what u buy, how much u spend on hookers, how u spend the rest of ur money?
Its all planned. Do one shot after disappearing with retirement money.
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A couple who fled Singapore after allegedly failing to deliver luxury watches and bags to buyers have been listed on the Interpol red notice website on Thursday (Jul 21).
Pi Jiapeng, a 26-year-old Singaporean man, and 27-year-old Pansuk Siriwipa from Thailand are wanted fugitives, according to Interpol.
The Singapore Police Force had issued arrest warrants and identified them on Wednesday. The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said that the couple fled Singapore by hiding in the container compartment of a lorry.
Pi was born in Fujian, China, while Pansuk is from Roi Et, a province in central northeastern Thailand, said Interpol. The agency added that Pansuk has a height of 1.64m.
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Pi Jiapeng, a 26-year-old Singaporean man, and 27-year-old Pansuk Siriwipa from Thailand are wanted fugitives, according to Interpol.
The Singapore Police Force had issued arrest warrants and identified them on Wednesday. The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said that the couple fled Singapore by hiding in the container compartment of a lorry.
Pi was born in Fujian, China, while Pansuk is from Roi Et, a province in central northeastern Thailand, said Interpol. The agency added that Pansuk has a height of 1.64m.
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scrapegoats...as usual,
these 2 morons can cheat up to 30 million? nah....syndicate behind for sure
these 2 morons can cheat up to 30 million? nah....syndicate behind for sure
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A Singaporean and his Thai wife who skipped bail in Singapore on charges of internet fraud involving luxury watches and bags worth hundreds of millions of baht are reported to have fled to Thailand.
Deputy police spokesman Pol Col Krisana Pattanacharoen said on Thursday that Pi Jiapeng, a Singaporean, and his Thai wife, Siriwipa Pansuk, were arrested in Singapore last month.
Singapore's CNA news channel reported that the couple were presumed to have fled Singapore by hiding in the container compartment of a lorry, according to the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).
At least 180 complaints involving two companies, Tradenation and Tradeluxury, which were operated by the couple, have been made to police since June.
The complainants said they made advance payments for luxury watches or bags that were not delivered.
CNA reported the 26-year-old Singaporean man was arrested on June 27. He was released on bail the next day after his passport was impounded. His wife, 27, surrendered her passport on June 30. Since then, the couple could not be contacted.
Chinese daily Shin Min Daily News said the couple, also known by their aliases Kevin and Ann, had left Singapore and entered Malaysia from Tuas Checkpoint and were believed to now be in Thailand.
Pol Col Krisana said damages from the alleged fraud were estimated at the equivalent of 800 million baht.
The couple had fled after being granted bail, he confirmed, but did not say if they came to Thailand.
Interpol has issued a Red Notice, indicating arrest warrants have been issued for the couple in Singapore. However, Singapore has not contacted the Royal Thai Police for help.
The Shin Min Daily News reported that before the couple started the luxury good business, Kevin worked as shoe salesman. He met Ann through a dating app.
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Deputy police spokesman Pol Col Krisana Pattanacharoen said on Thursday that Pi Jiapeng, a Singaporean, and his Thai wife, Siriwipa Pansuk, were arrested in Singapore last month.
Singapore's CNA news channel reported that the couple were presumed to have fled Singapore by hiding in the container compartment of a lorry, according to the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).
At least 180 complaints involving two companies, Tradenation and Tradeluxury, which were operated by the couple, have been made to police since June.
The complainants said they made advance payments for luxury watches or bags that were not delivered.
CNA reported the 26-year-old Singaporean man was arrested on June 27. He was released on bail the next day after his passport was impounded. His wife, 27, surrendered her passport on June 30. Since then, the couple could not be contacted.
Chinese daily Shin Min Daily News said the couple, also known by their aliases Kevin and Ann, had left Singapore and entered Malaysia from Tuas Checkpoint and were believed to now be in Thailand.
Pol Col Krisana said damages from the alleged fraud were estimated at the equivalent of 800 million baht.
The couple had fled after being granted bail, he confirmed, but did not say if they came to Thailand.
Interpol has issued a Red Notice, indicating arrest warrants have been issued for the couple in Singapore. However, Singapore has not contacted the Royal Thai Police for help.
The Shin Min Daily News reported that before the couple started the luxury good business, Kevin worked as shoe salesman. He met Ann through a dating app.
More at https://shrtcô.de/pumfW3
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