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15 months jail for man linked to phishing scams involving OCBC customers, Latest Singapore News

15 months jail for man linked to phishing scams involving OCBC customers, Latest Singapore News
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15 months jail for man linked to phishing scams involving OCBC customers

15 months jail for man linked to phishing scams involving OCBC customers
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Man jailed 15 months over phishing scams involving OCBC customers

Man jailed 15 months over phishing scams involving OCBC customers
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Man linked to phishing scams admits being part of crime group

Singapore News - A man linked to phishing scams that saw multiple OCBC Bank customers lose around $12.8 million in total has admitted that he worked with others to provide money laundering services. Jovan Soh Jun Yan and his accomplices had sourced for and provided. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Man linked to phishing scams involving OCBC customers admits being part of crime group

Jovan Soh Jun Yan was promised a salary of $3,000 a month and $600 to $800 for each bank account he provided. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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