SINGAPORE – Thirteen people have been arrested for their suspected involvement in fraudulently registering postpaid SIM cards for monetary gains, the police said in a statement on July 19.
The 11 men and two women, aged 19 to 31, will be charged between July 20 and 24.
They were offered cash rewards of $10 to $30 for each registered SIM card, and allegedly handed over multiple SIM cards registered under their names to a criminal syndicate.
They were allegedly instructed to sign up for and buy SIM cards in bulk from different retailers, then hand the cards over to couriers.
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