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Using a third-party QR application to scan the code to recycle the machine, the residents accidentally fell into the "fishing" trap and lost more than 50 yuan
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Wang Yinghui/ Lianhe Zaobao
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When two residents used a third-party scanning app to scan the QR code on SGRecycle, they were linked to a phishing website, and one of them lost more than 50 yuan. (Photo by Wu Fuliang)
When two residents used a third-party scanning app to scan the QR code on SGRecycle, they were linked to a phishing website, and one of them lost more than 50 yuan. (Photo by Wu Fuliang)
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A resident surnamed Liu who lives in Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 told Lianhe Zaobao that he took his old clothes to the SG Recycle recycling machine near his home at 9 o'clock last Sunday morning, but when he scanned the QR code to set up an account, he was rejected. Linking to another website caused the credit card to be swiped for more than 50 yuan.
When taking old clothes to the recycling machine set up by SGRecycle downstairs of the HDB flat for recycling, two residents used a third-party app to scan the QR code, and were linked to a phishing website. One of them lost more than 50 yuan.
A resident surnamed Liu (57 years old, a media practitioner) who lives in Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 told Lianhe Zaobao that he took his old clothes to the SGRecycle recycling machine near his home at 9:00 a.m. last Sunday (May 7) , As a result, when scanning the QR code to set up an account, it was linked to another website, resulting in more than 50 yuan being swiped from the credit card.
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