"Singapore Airline 45th Anniversary Free Ticket Giveaway" Home Categories Scamming "Singapore Airline 45th Anniversary Free Ticket Giveaway" 1 1 489 1 8y ago 2018-07-01T12:21:04-05:00 8y ago 2018-07-01T12:24:37-05:00 Online Threat Alerts The "Singapore Airline 45th Anniversary Free Ticket" giveaway below is a scam. After charging you $1 on your credit card, it sign you into the website ebooki.cc or thepolo.cc, which is fraudulent and will charge you a monthly fee of $49.95. Furthermore, your information may also be fraudulently used by other third party, so you may have to cancel your credit card and get a new one to stop continuous fraudulent charges. The "Singapore Airline 45th Anniversary Free Ticket" ScamSingapore Airlines offers 2 tickets to EVERYONE for ONLY $1! To celebrate its 45th anniversary.Singaporeairlines.com--fly.coSingapore Airlines offers 2 tickets to EVERYONE for ONLY $1! To celebrate its 45th anniversary.Remember, if you have given your credit card details and other personal information, they will be compromised and you have blocked your credit card and raise a dispute over the amount charged to the credit card. Then you may need to cancel the credit card and get a new one. Check the comment section below for answers or additional information. Share what you know, or ask a question about this article by leaving a comment below. Online Threat Alerts is not affiliated with or endorsed by any trademark owner mentioned in this article. Some of the information in samples in this article may have been impersonated or spoofed. Save + Was this article helpful? (1) (0) More For You USPS Drop Parcel Scam Text and usps.drop-parcel.com Advantages Of Getting Certbolt Amazon AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional Certification Is Roselouisa a Scam? Review of the Online Store Is Lifetimeism a Scam? Review of the Online Store Is Yiyhoo a Scam? See the Review of the Online Store The 'PayPal We've Place a Limitation on Your Account' Phishing Scam bose-online.com - it is a Fraudulent Bose Website 'Android Cash Splash Promo' Lottery Scam 'Apple iPhone Lotto' Scams Being Sent By Lottery Scammers joieryer.com Inflatable Toys Store - it is a Fraudulent Website CSZshop at www.cszshop.com is a Fraudulent Website RLattire at rlattire.com - it is a Fake Ralph Lauren Website meahh.com Inflatable Toys Store - it is a Fraudulent Website vbbck.com Inflatable Toys Store - it is a Fraudulent Website Comments / Answers Remove sensitive information from your post. Your IP address will be used to display your estimated location. Enter comment post here 1infohttps://www.onlinethreatalerts.com/users/#infoJul 1, 2018 at 11:17 PM by "Singapore Airline 45th Anniversary Free Ticket Giveaway"infoReceived via email:"Good day!Just read your page via google...Something bad happened to me..There was an online promo sale for singaporeair for $1 as per provided on the site. So since i am aiming to go and visit there with my mom on her birthday this year ive tried to avail the said promo.they asked 3 questions then next step is I need to post the sale on my facebook acct then next step is they asked for my information and my bank number with the cvv at the back of my card.once I provided my cvv it has been completed then next thing happened is I cant open the page where can I book a flight.i received an email that its for organizedjobs, an online service which helps people to find a job.Then i felt its a fraudulent activity already.I rushed and go outside to look for the nearest atm machines to get my funds on my bank account.but it's all offline.When I came back home i called in the customer service line of my bank to check if there are funds collected via online and there is its from another country not singaporeair...they collected 1 riyal on my account I just requested to froze my account today and ill be physically visiting my bank to closed my account since they have already my bank information..."
infohttps://www.onlinethreatalerts.com/users/#infoJul 1, 2018 at 11:17 PM by "Singapore Airline 45th Anniversary Free Ticket Giveaway"infoReceived via email:"Good day!Just read your page via google...Something bad happened to me..There was an online promo sale for singaporeair for $1 as per provided on the site. So since i am aiming to go and visit there with my mom on her birthday this year ive tried to avail the said promo.they asked 3 questions then next step is I need to post the sale on my facebook acct then next step is they asked for my information and my bank number with the cvv at the back of my card.once I provided my cvv it has been completed then next thing happened is I cant open the page where can I book a flight.i received an email that its for organizedjobs, an online service which helps people to find a job.Then i felt its a fraudulent activity already.I rushed and go outside to look for the nearest atm machines to get my funds on my bank account.but it's all offline.When I came back home i called in the customer service line of my bank to check if there are funds collected via online and there is its from another country not singaporeair...they collected 1 riyal on my account I just requested to froze my account today and ill be physically visiting my bank to closed my account since they have already my bank information..."