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After payment done send detail to meetupsing gmail. What is available there and many more: Posted by Ninja at Sunday, October 30, Scam - Oil Bunkering Charter Fine Ventures 4May According to the brochure, investors could expect to break even after 8. The basic premise for the binary options site uses is at a specific time, say 1: For starters, this sort of thing can quickly become addictive, especially to market junkies.

Although the amounts bet may be small, the total can quickly add up if many trades are done in a day. It wouldn't take long for things to get out of hand. Secondly, no one, no matter how knowledgeable, can consistently predict what a stock or commodity will do within a short time frame. As such, you will never win over longer term.

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They lost all their money. He claims to have fallen victim to a sports betting syndicate run by year-old Singaporean Alvin Ang Jun Bin, who claimed to be representing Isle of Man-registered offshore betting company Keystone Trading in Singapore.

He has made a police report against Mr Ang.

Police confirmed that more than 20 reports have now been lodged against Mr Ang. The alleged victims, mostly in their 20s and early 30s, have set up a WhatsApp chat group to share information. Mr Lau said he met Mr Ang in March at a roti prata restaurant in Upper Bukit Timah.

A day later, Mr Ang opened an online account for Mr Lau at the Keystone Trading website with 20, credits to his name. Over two more months, he progressively invested more money after being persuaded.

He sensed something was amiss that month when the website was down. He met Mr Ang at the void deck of his Bangkit Road Housing Board flat. He said Mr Ang claimed that his boss - "Sky" - had run away with the money and promised to look for him to return it. Other victims said Mr Ang assured them the betting programme was legal as the bets were not placed in Singapore, but through Keystone Trading's offices located in Shenzhen, China, and the United States.

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Mr Ang's mobile line was disconnected and he did not reply to messages to his phone. When reporters visited his HDB flat in Bangkit Road, his father said he moved out last year and came home only occasionally. Asked if his son was overseas, he said: Why you ask so many questions? Police did not have figures for investment scams specifically.

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There were a total of 5, cheating cases from January to September this year, while the whole of last year saw 6, cases, up from 3, in Mr Tan is now coping with his depression, but the episode has taught him not to be lured by promises of easy money. Posted by Ninja at 8: Saturday, October 22, Q4 Quarterly Outlook by Nicholas Teo KGI.

Q4 Quarterly Outlook by Nicholas Teo KGI at SGX auditorium 15Oct16 10am to 12pm. Posted by Ninja at 7: There was an error in this gadget. Pages Home Join Premium Membership. Pages Home Premium Membership.