is it a scam

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  Anonymous Name2 months ago

  +8 Yes, this is almost certainly a *** on your description, this call matches the pattern of a Bank or Police Impersonation Scam combined with an investment scam tactic, which are common in Singapore. The goal is to cause panic and make you transfer funds to a "secured" account, provide personal banking details, or download a fraudulent *** This is a ScamFabricated Threat: The claim that your mobile is sending spam SMS is a tactic to panic you, forcing you to act quickly without *** Hook: By mentioning "investments," they are trying to lead you into a scam where they "help" you recover funds or prevent you from being involved in a,non-existent, crime, which often ends with requests for *** Official Action: Government officials, police, or bank staff (like UOB, DBS) will never call you to declare you are under investigation or ask for bank account details, PINs, or One-Time Passwords (OTPs) over the *** You Should DoDo Not Call Back: Do not return calls to *** Up & Block: End the call immediately and block the *** Not Share Information: Never share your Singpass, bank credentials, or *** Independently: If you are worried, contact your bank via their official hotline found on the back of your card, or call the Anti-Scam Helpline at *** the Number: Use the ScamShield App to check or report this *** you didn't see any outgoing SMS in your logs, your phone was not used in that manner. The caller was simply trying to deceive you

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  Ayden Sheraz Asakura2 months ago

  Mostly a scare tactics,it's a scam to retrieve your credentials and demands. You may report to authority by download ScamShield (Singapore Gov App)

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  Siem Meng Tan2 months ago

  No need to be so stupid to any funds transfer or they come n collect the money from u .or otp from bank .

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  saynt ento2 months ago

  no wats the problem I'm willing to talk.

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