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Man Fined for Using Old Address to Secure Loans
A man was fined S$2,000 for failing to report an address change and subsequently using his outdated address to borrow money from moneylenders, which resulted in the new resident of his former flat receiving letters of demand.
24 Apr, 09:18 — 24 Apr, 10:10
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straits-timesMostly Factual5d ago
$2k fine for man who did not report address change, used old data to borrow cash from moneylenders - The Straits Times
$2k fine for man who did not report address change, used old data to borrow cash from moneylenders The Straits Times
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Man who used old address to take loans fined by court after new flat owner gets letters of demand
The new owner of the flat lodged a police report after receiving many of the man's letters, including letters of demand from credit companies.
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First report: channel-news-asia · 24 Apr, 09:18|Full coverage: 2 · 52m|Window: 52m
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