[Sg] - NTUC Fairprice selling HDTV for $2.95

[UltimaOnline]

https://forums.fuckwarezone.com.sg/...as-fairprice-selling-tv-for-2-95-lol.6701030/

 

[LordElrond]

With a shitskin CEO, NTUC has officially gone into scamming low SES Sinkies

 

[sweetiepie]

$2.95 the screen picture is fixed one or turn a rotation key to playback a running film is it KNN

 

[laksaboy]

Half a century of anti-competitive practice and deceptive marketing. Proud?

 

[jw5]

Half a century of anti-competitive practice and deceptive marketing. Proud?

They are proud of their CPF statements.

 

[red amoeba]

this type is burn during 7th month is it? Ah gong anniversary coming...buy one and burn to him.

 

[laksaboy]

500 tv sets for a horde of greedy Sinkies. Just like the Huawei cheap phone debacle.

Poodles and relevant security personnel, gird your loins and get ready.

 

[Cottonmouth]

That's not even the real CUNT fairprice page.
They must be thinking Sinkies are stupid.

 

[bobby]

$2.95 is only for the box....if got TV inside box then it is $2,950.

 

[Leongsam]

FairPrice Warns Against Fake Giveaways On Facebook, Says They Don’t Endorse Them​

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• February 20, 2022
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NTUC FairPrice Warns Against Scam Running Giveaways Under Its Name​

As our daily lives get increasingly dependent and intertwined with the internet, we see more online scams emerging as well.
On Sunday (20 Feb), NTUC FairPrice warned that scammers have been using FairPrice’s name to run online scams disguised as giveaways.

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The supermarket chain clarified that these “giveaways” are not endorsed or run by FairPrice.
They urged customers to verify online information before sharing their personal data.

FairPrice warns of scam messages circulating online​

According to NTUC FairPrice’s Facebook post, they have been notified of numerous messages circulating on social media about appliance or cash giveaways that come with an attached survey.

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According to their post, one such scam was run by a Facebook page called Golden Anniversary FaIrPrIce Fortune.

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The page uses NTUC FairPrice’s logo and picture. At the time of writing, the page is still up on Facebook.
NTUC FairPrice said that the ‘giveaways’ are neither run nor endorsed by them.

Urge the public to verify information & report scams​

NTUC FairPrice urged the public to verify any information they receive online before sharing their personal data.
This can be done by checking the information source or website URL.
FairPrice stressed that they would only post promotion information on their official site or social media pages like NTUC FairPrice Facebook and Instagram.

 

[laksaboy]

They also used uppercase 'i' in FaIrPrIce.. I wonder why?

 

[jw5]

They also used uppercase 'i' in FaIrPrIce.. I wonder why?

So they can later claim that they are a different organization.