Is there such thing as legally covered loopholes..........in Singapore.

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I first got to know the company Cufflinks Holdings through a good friend.

She told me that she invested around SGD 100K with this company in a Condotel project in Philippines and has been getting dividend monthly for the last 6 months.

At first, I was not interested at all, until she brought me to a soft launch of another project by the same company at Batam. It was a soft launch for another condotel project, The Islandica in Batam, Pulau Abang Besar.

The investment requires SGD 30,000 which is lesser than the Philippine project and my friend who trusted this company managed to persuade me to invest.

She told me that she knows the bosses, the two brothers who are also Dato of Malaysia,(sorry I forgot their names). what convinces me to invest was that her son was working for that company and was very involved, so it can not be a scam.

Based on trust, I finally agreed. We invested SGD 30,000 each in the Islandia Project.

The promise offered was:

1) We will get monthly dividends starting from 2nd month of investment.

In 3 years’ time when the resort was built and start running, as in renting out the hotel rooms. They will also give us 2 offers:

1) They will buy back the unit from us at estimated SGD90,000 (more or less)
2) We stay put the money and allow them to run/rent out the unit/room. At the end of the year, we will be be given out the profit from the rental.

I did received the for the first 3 months amounting to SGD300 – 400 each month and received regular newsletter.

But at the fourth month the dividend payment stopped and also the updates.

I started to get worried and contacted my friend but she assuring me that the company is doing alright. After 4 months of not hearing any news from the company, my friend told me that the company is having revamp and caught up in other projects.

After about more than 6 months of no news from the company, finally there was an e-mail stating that the lawyers whom the company engaged has run away with investors’ money.

At a loss and with such lame excuse, I convinced my friend that this is a scam from the beginning.

Betrayed

Editor’s note: a few hundred investors have made official police reports for the alleged scam but as it is not a criminal office, the police can’t take any action. Lawyers whom the investors approach also didn’t want to take up the case as legally the company has managed to cover most of the loopholes.

A former YPAP ex-MAS official is also in the middle of the scam.

The company is listed under MAS alert scam company

If you are one of the victims of the scam, please write in to us at [email protected].

- See more at: http://www.transitioning.org/2015/1...gs-meant-for-sons-university-education/#.dpuf

Is there such a thing as legally covered most of the loopholes....is there no recourse?
Surprisingly there are still people taken in by such scams.

Wonder who are the ex YPAP and ex MAS involved in this case.....
 
Well when something is too good to be true.....
But then a sucker is born every minute.
If an investment can give your such good returns you think they need to advertise and you so Heng it land smack on your lap?
These are just Ponzi in another skin.....
Latest version is invest in casinos (supposedly in Cambodia).....invest more and longer get better returns...something like 24% per half year being touted. And these are hawked by your friendly insurance finiancial advisers. Beware you have been warned
 
I know of a scheme that you put 20% of your salary into a pool that pays you Ntegrator below inflation. You cannot touch the $ they used to say till 55 years old (but now changed to 62), and not in a lump sum but monthly stipends till you reach another realm.

Anyone keen to invest?

As usual in some schemes, investors may wake up one day and read in alternative news (MSM do not report unverified news) that the schem is broke and has since ceased with no one getting any $ back.
 
Anyone who invests in such schemes should receive additional punishment for the crime of stupidity.
 
It's a pleasure doing business with you [sucker] .............

[video=youtube;a-nzY-pAtWg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-nzY-pAtWg[/video]
 
Legally covered loopholes is an oxymoron!

Loopholes are not legal!

If you covered a loophole it is not a loophole anymore!

They must be mutually exclusive!
 
Legally covered loopholes is an oxymoron!

Loopholes are not legal!

If you covered a loophole it is not a loophole anymore!

They must be mutually exclusive!

If the loopholes were illegal they wouldn't be loopholes you twit. :rolleyes:
 
The best thing to invest in is yourself.
 
I know of a scheme that you put 20% of your salary into a pool that pays you Ntegrator below inflation. You cannot touch the $ they used to say till 55 years old (but now changed to 62), and not in a lump sum but monthly stipends till you reach another realm.

Anyone keen to invest?

As usual in some schemes, investors may wake up one day and read in alternative news (MSM do not report unverified news) that the schem is broke and has since ceased with no one getting any $ back.

:D:D:D:D:D
for this scheme u dont need to look for keen and interested investors.
all working sillypootians have to invest in this wonder-fool scheme
it is illegal not to do so. :confused::confused::mad::mad:
 
:D:D:D:D:D
for this scheme u dont need to look for keen and interested investors.
all working sillypootians have to invest in this wonder-fool scheme
it is illegal not to do so. :confused::confused::mad::mad:

The correct term is compulsory enforced savings, and they set the rules.
 
the biggest scam is still cpf may i remind u guys,of which 20 percent of ur salary is placed into,and is nothing but a number on your digital or paper statement,and the first payout is not seen until ur 64 of which there is a 50 percent chance u will be dead by the age of 70.either that or ur account will be demolished by illness,as 50 percent of sinkies have at least one chance of suffering from cancer over the age 50.
 
I know of a scheme that you put 20% of your salary into a pool that pays you Ntegrator below inflation. You cannot touch the $ they used to say till 55 years old (but now changed to 62), and not in a lump sum but monthly stipends till you reach another realm.

Anyone keen to invest?

As usual in some schemes, investors may wake up one day and read in alternative news (MSM do not report unverified news) that the schem is broke and has since ceased with no one getting any $ back.

the scheme will never be broke......since it relies on payments to it from the current workforce in order to make payouts.since the healthy young workforce is healthy and economically viable and makes more money than the retiree force,we are able to cover the payouts with plenty of excess,lets say the current workforce is generating 19 billion in deposits to CPF while the retired old folks is withdrawing 9 billion every year from cpf.there is an excess of 10 billion which is deposited into ho jinx mahjong fund since it does not have to be repayed in perpetuity.einstein's law of relativity has been broken,there is such a thing called perpetual motion and is proven by CPF.
 
1) We will get monthly dividends starting from 2nd month of investment.


when i saw the above..................i stop reading liao.............confirm scam.........
 
Well when something is too good to be true.....
But then a sucker is born every minute.
If an investment can give your such good returns you think they need to advertise and you so Heng it land smack on your lap?
These are just Ponzi in another skin.....
Latest version is invest in casinos (supposedly in Cambodia).....invest more and longer get better returns...something like 24% per half year being touted. And these are hawked by your friendly insurance finiancial advisers. Beware you have been warned



casinos in Cambodia..............LOL...........24% profit every 6 months.........LOL........

if i personally know any of these victims, i'll congratulate them on their losses...........:D
 
Editor’s note: a few hundred investors have made official police reports for the alleged scam but as it is not a criminal office, the police can’t take any action. Lawyers whom the investors approach also didn’t want to take up the case as legally the company has managed to cover most of the loopholes.

i like to know how i can do business with these individuals as the government has made it so convenient and legal by law to scam sinkies.to the point that even the police and lawyers are afraid of pursuing the case in case of being laughed out of the kangaroo court.
 
the biggest scam is still cpf may i remind u guys,of which 20 percent of ur salary is placed into,and is nothing but a number on your digital or paper statement,and the first payout is not seen until ur 64 of which there is a 50 percent chance u will be dead by the age of 70.either that or ur account will be demolished by illness,as 50 percent of sinkies have at least one chance of suffering from cancer over the age 50.

Every PAPig business transaction is governed by 285 rules of acquisition.

Must I quote you the first rule of acquisition: "ONCE YOU HAVE THEIR MONEY, YOU NEVER GIVE IT BACK" ............

[video=youtube;PvFYBkesqGU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvFYBkesqGU[/video]
 
In the 1950s, they were a new party with a new name

Founding members came from Baba and other families with deep roots in the island

First CPF was pitched as safety net for the working masses

Once daft Sinkies are suckered in the rules of the game are suddenly changed


[video=youtube;_14R1lfRDQk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_14R1lfRDQk[/video]
 
In the 1950s, they were a new party with a new name

Founding members came from Baba and other families with deep roots in the island

First CPF was pitched as safety net for the working masses

Once daft Sinkies are suckered in the rules of the game are suddenly changed


[video=youtube;_14R1lfRDQk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_14R1lfRDQk[/video]

Stratham Oakland Provident fund.a name Sinkies can trust in.
 
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Editor’s note: a few hundred investors have made official police reports for the alleged scam but as it is not a criminal office, the police can’t take any action. Lawyers whom the investors approach also didn’t want to take up the case as legally the company has managed to cover most of the loopholes.

i like to know how i can do business with these individuals as the government has made it so convenient and legal by law to scam sinkies.to the point that even the police and lawyers are afraid of pursuing the case in case of being laughed out of the kangaroo court.



a couple hundreds actually fell for this ??!!:p:D.............if i knew any of them, i'll congratulate them heartily.........:D
 
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