Scam Alerts

What do people think about StarHub employees asking about your hub ID password?

I received a call from +6585287236. My hp blocked it. So I called in with my caller ID blocked home phone. The response was 'the starhub number you have called is not in service' So someone is illegally using that number. Strangely this call came after i enquired about starhub late last week. I wan

My mobile # < removed private information > Yesterday morning at 9.33am,10th Nov,I received a call from a Ms Eva something? from Starhb centre in Jurong East.She put me on to a Senior Consultant calling himself Simon John (he said his starhub ID # SPLS1059).He said that on a routine checking t

How do I know if I'm receiving any messages from StarHub is its a real message or a scam message?

Can someone confirm the following web site is real or fake? https://starhub-business.com/?pwd=dhl

The police have reported a rise in scams involving taking over of WhatsApp accounts.     HOW DO THEY DO IT? Typically, the scammer would add the targeted user’s mobile number to a new WhatsApp on his/her own phone. The victim would then receive a

We have been alerted by the Police that multiple reports have been lodged by StarHub customers that a phishing email containing link to a FAKE StarHub’s website requesting for customers to provide their Hub iD, password, and credit card credentials. Below is the screenshot of the phishing emai

It’s never a bad time for phishing and scam emails. Bad actors are always looking for opportunity to capitalize on the trust weakness of the human nature to find a way into your life. This is especially so during the COVID situation when we have much more screen time than before. In the recent

I've been receiving calls from 824 9380 and then 90247011 asking if my router is ok and if it was ok to pay a visit and then to call back 90247011 due to a call being missed. The callers sound suspicious and the information presented over the call is unclear. Is this a scam call or is this from Sta

Digital scam cases in the form of spoof calls are on the rise in Singapore.With call-spoofing technology, scammers can mask their original overseas number and appear as a local number on your mobile phone. Thinking that these callers come from legitimate authorities, many victims are tricked into tr