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Scammers have become increasingly creative and are preying on unsuspecting victims through commonly used platforms, such as mobile text messages, phone calls, social media advertisements, QR codes or email.

These scams have become very prevalent and often target individuals who have a relationship with well-known entities, from government bodies to corporate brands.

We have become aware of fraudulent websites and communications claiming to represent Marina Bay Sands. Please note that Marina Bay Sands:

• Does not offer any online or remote gambling services, nor are we associated with any gambling website service providers; and
• Will never request membership-related information or other personal identification info in text messages or by email.

If you receive a suspicious-looking message claiming to be from Marina Bay Sands and asking for your membership details, or asking you to click on external links that do not belong to Marina Bay Sands, you may wish to do the following:

• Call our Call Centre at +65  to verify the authenticity of the message;
• Report the scam messages to the Police so that the authorities can investigate those telephone numbers. Marina Bay Sands will cooperate with the authorities to facilitate them with their investigations;
• Subscribe to ScamShield so that scam messages and calls from numbers used in illegal activities can be automatically blocked or sent to your phone’s junk folder. The ScamShield app is developed by the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC), in collaboration with Open Government Products (OGP), a division of the Government Technology Agency and the Singapore Police Force. Please visit thisisnl.nl for more details.

Additionally, you may wish to find out more about the prevalence of scams happening around us at thisisnl.nl

Thank you for staying vigilant at all times.

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