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Ms Yeo later told Parliament that she had spoken to a resident in Punggol whose address had been used by rental scammers multiple times, with many victims turning up at the unit with luggage, ready to move in. Ms Sun said such scams, which were perpetuated on e-commerce and social media platforms, generally involved scammers impersonating property agents, and listing home rentals on these platforms. Victims had come across these listings and contacted the scammers via the phone number listed. The scammers, impersonating legitimate property agents, then sent victims pictures of the agent’s business card, and pictures or videos of the units. She said scammers told victims they needed...
