A SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) spokesperson said it has also filed a police report, noting that Bossipaws is not a registered training provider and has not received any funding support to conduct SkillsFuture-supported programmes.
“SSG is aware of cases where companies or individuals misuse the SkillsFuture name or branding to recruit learners, even though they are not registered with us,” added the spokesperson in a statement.
“We take a serious view of such incidents and urge anyone who suspects they may have been deceived by these companies or individuals to make a police report.”
ALLEGED VICTIMS CONNECTING ONLINE
Customers like Jane have been connecting online and on WhatsApp, claiming they fell for the same alleged scheme by Ms Gui.
One of them, who only wanted to be known as C, started using Ms Gui’s pet food subscription service after a friend recommended it.
