#consumer-protection
Latest Daily.SG stories tagged #consumer-protection.
SINGAPORE477d agoS$8 Haircut to S$1K Bill: HairFun Admits Targeting Elderly
Hair salons lured elderly customers with cheap haircuts, then misled them into paying up to S$1,000 for treatments they never agreed to buy.
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SINGAPORE483d agoPolice Arrest 5 Suspects in S$76K Money Mule Scheme
Police arrest five men aged 22 to 27 for running a money mule scheme that moved over S$76,000 in scam proceeds through more than ten bank accounts.
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SINGAPORE512d agoCompetition Watchdog CCCS Adds Deputy AG Goh Yihan to Board
Singapore's competition watchdog CCCS appoints a Deputy Attorney-General to its board, expanding the panel to 13 members with fresh legal and judicial expertise.
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SINGAPORE513d agoFake Police Scam using Google Meet: New S$2,000 Scam Exposed
Police warn of a new scam where criminals impersonate officers via Google Meet video calls, fake uniforms, and urgency tactics to steal bank details and money from unsuspecting victims.
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SINGAPORE534d agoMAS Faces 8 Complaints on Financial Influencers (Finfluencers) in 2025
Singapore's financial regulator received 8 complaints against financial influencers in 2025, prompting a review of safeguards against unlicensed financial advice.
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SINGAPORE541d agoSetia Herba Exposed: HSA Finds 2 Powerful Steroids, Painkiller
Singapore's Health Sciences Authority warns the public about Setia Herba, a supposedly natural health product sold online that actually contains powerful steroids and a dangerous painkiller.
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SINGAPORE710d agoMobile App Safety: 4 New Areas to Protect Your Money
Singapore's cyber regulator releases updated app safety rules that add four new security areas to protect your money in banking and financial apps.
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SINGAPORE714d agoS$6.7M Lost: 100 Hit by Bank, Govt Impersonation Scam
Over 100 Singaporeans lost more than S$6.7 million in September 2024 to scammers impersonating bank officers and government officials.
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SINGAPORE760d agoHSA Alert: Strong Steroid in βTouch Skin by Dermacareβ Cream
Singapore's Health Sciences Authority warns that a popular skin cream contains a potent steroid that can cause severe health problems without medical supervision.
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SINGAPORE764d agoERA Property Agent Fined for Mentoring Unregistered Agent in S$900k Deal
A registered real estate agent was fined for mentoring an unregistered colleague through a S$900,000 property deal, breaking Singapore's estate agent registration rules.
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SINGAPORE785d agoCASE Entertainment Complaints Skyrocket by 538%
Entertainment complaints in Singapore jumped by 538% in the first half of 2024, largely due to problems with the Sky Lantern Festival and online ticketing issues.
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SINGAPORE794d agoCCCS Warns Car Dealers: No More Restricting to Authorised Workshops
Singapore's competition watchdog is cracking down on car dealers who force customers to use only authorised repair workshops, saying it breaches consumer protection law.
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SINGAPORE909d agoFood Safety Win: 1,500kg of Illegal Produce Confiscated!
Authorities seized 1,500kg of illegally imported vegetables and processed food at Woodlands Checkpoint, stopping potentially unsafe produce from reaching Singapore consumers.
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SINGAPORE1074d agoAIA & PIAS Ex-Advisors Banned for Insurance Fraud
Two former financial advisors from AIA and PIAS have been banned for five years by the Monetary Authority of Singapore for submitting a fraudulent insurance claim.
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SINGAPORE1275d agoBeware the Trap: Fake Online Job Scams in Singapore
Police warn Singaporeans of a widespread fake online job scam that has caught over a thousand victims since January 2023, with scammers using surveys and fake job promises to trick people into transferring money.
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SINGAPORE1276d agoThe Unfair Practices of Triple Lifestyle Marketing Pte Ltd
A Singapore court has ordered a water filtration company to stop misleading consumers with false health claims and fake promotional offers.
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