SINGAPORE: Police arrested four men for their suspected involvement in cheating offences in a cryptocurrency mining investment scheme.
The men, aged between 39 and 59, are reportedly linked to A&A Blockchain Technology Innovation, a firm that promised a fixed daily return of 0.5 per cent in a cryptocurrency mining investment scheme, authorities said in a news release on Monday (Feb 21).
They added that they are also currently investigating the company’s business activities for possible cheating offences.
In addition to cryptocurrency, A&A Blockchain also offered other purported schemes promising varying returns.
If convicted of cheating, the men could be jailed for up to 10 years and fined. Investigations are ongoing.
“The police would like to caution and advise investors against making further payments to facilitate the recovery of their investments,” they said.
It also encouraged anyone who has invested with A&A Blockchain to make a police report online.
To assist in the review of the police report, police have asked individuals to submit the name and contact details of the representative they dealt with, the mode of payment of the investment and the date and amount of investment, as well as any withdrawals.
They should also attach or upload a copy of the document made to and received for the investment, such as marketing materials, proof of payment, receipts and correspondence.
Alternatively, they may bring a copy of the above-mentioned documents to lodge a police report at the nearest neighbourhood police centre or any neighbourhood police post.
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The men, aged between 39 and 59, are reportedly linked to A&A Blockchain Technology Innovation, a firm that promised a fixed daily return of 0.5 per cent in a cryptocurrency mining investment scheme, authorities said in a news release on Monday (Feb 21).
They added that they are also currently investigating the company’s business activities for possible cheating offences.
In addition to cryptocurrency, A&A Blockchain also offered other purported schemes promising varying returns.
If convicted of cheating, the men could be jailed for up to 10 years and fined. Investigations are ongoing.
“The police would like to caution and advise investors against making further payments to facilitate the recovery of their investments,” they said.
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It also encouraged anyone who has invested with A&A Blockchain to make a police report online.
To assist in the review of the police report, police have asked individuals to submit the name and contact details of the representative they dealt with, the mode of payment of the investment and the date and amount of investment, as well as any withdrawals.
They should also attach or upload a copy of the document made to and received for the investment, such as marketing materials, proof of payment, receipts and correspondence.
Alternatively, they may bring a copy of the above-mentioned documents to lodge a police report at the nearest neighbourhood police centre or any neighbourhood police post.
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