The Singapore Police Force (SPF) would never run out of appeal and comical styles, as they became viral again in their campaign against scams in a cinematic style with the #BirdBoxChallenge.

Netizens tasted once more the other side of SPF aside from their dance moves and upbeat music videos.

Netflix’s BirdBox was a box-office worldwide and the #BirdBoxChallenge has become a craze nowadays.

SPF did not miss the opportunity to ride on that as they took that challenge too.

The Facebook page of Rochor Neighbourhood Police Centre posted a man in blindfold standing in front of the ATM, with a caption: “Don’t transfer blindly.”

The ATM screen flashed the words: “BEWARE OF MONEY TRANSFER SCAM…Be careful, you may be a victim of a scam.”

Netizens commended the police force for a witty ad. Others posted their funny remarks too.

 

Scams have been affecting a lot of people already that SPF wanted the public to be vigilant about it.

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In fact, in the Facebook page of Singapore Police Force, a crime advisory on e-commerce scams was posted recently.

Photo: Screengrab from Facebook/Singapore Police Force

They also encouraged the public to report any scam information to the police authorities:

Photo: Screengrab from Facebook/Singapore Police Force

Recent news has been reported involving phishing websites, ticket e-commerce scams, app scams, internet scam, and impersonation scams to name some.

With this, SPF and www.scamalert.sg wanted the public to take part in their advocacy to fight against scams.

 

ByArlene