Digital lock company warns public against man who allegedly took $42k from customers

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SINGAPORE - A man who had links to a company that sells digital locks, house doors and gates allegedly took some $42,000 from its customers on the pretext of collecting deposits or balance of payment. About $52,000 worth of items have also gone missing from the company, said the founder of My Digital Lock, Mr Ronn Teo. He told The...

About $52,000 worth of items have also gone missing from My Digital Lock, said the company's founder.SINGAPORE - A man who had links to a company that sells digital locks, house doors and gates allegedly took some $42,000 from its customers on the pretext of collecting deposits or balance of payment.

"We checked, but we couldn't find their orders in the system. The customers were very angry," said Mr Teo, 32, adding that the man has been uncontactable since. He said the customers had paid the deposit or balance of payment directly to the man in cash, to his bank account or via PayNow using his mobile phone number.

He also said that the man had taken items worth $5,772 - such as a house door, gate, digital lock and mattress - without paying for them.Urging his customers to make a police report if they have been affected, Mr Teo said the company will fulfil the orders if the customers can show proof of a police report.

 

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