SINGAPORE - The managing director of an education centre used various pseudonyms and email addresses to dupe seven companies into delivering goods worth more than $340,000 altogether.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The managing director of an education centre used various pseudonyms and e-mail addresses to dupe seven companies into delivering goods worth more than $340,000 altogether.
A district court heard that to cheat his victims, he pretended to be a representative of other organisations such as education group Eton House and integrated lifestyle firm Amara Holdings.The 38-year-old South Korean pleaded guilty in court on Wednesday to four cheating charges involving nearly $180,000.Another 14 charges, including cheating offences linked to the remaining amount, will be taken into consideration during sentencing.
He was found to be in possession of items that included a foldable knife and a clear glass tube which was later found to be stained with substances, including illegal narcotic methamphetamine.
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