Man to Be Charged over Stolen KrisFlyer Miles Used to Shop at Changi Airport, Bugis

Man to be charged over stolen KrisFlyer miles used to shop at Changi Airport, Bugis

SINGAPORE: A 28-year-old man will be charged on Thursday (May 29) for allegedly making purchases using illegally obtained KrisFlyer miles, police said. According to preliminary investigations, the Indonesian man, while overseas, accessed the KrisFlyer accounts of other individuals after buying them illegal

Man to be charged for buying KrisFlyer accounts illegally to use air miles on purchases

He allegedly used the miles to buy a Samsung phone, a phone cover, and some pastries in Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Man will be charged for stealing KrisFlyer miles and using

🚨 Man will be charged for stealing KrisFlyer miles and using them for purchases An Indonesian man has been charged on May 29 for allegedly accessing KrisFlyer accounts he bought illegally and using stolen miles to make purchases worth over $1,600. He faces four charges under the Computer Misuse Act after being detained at Changi Airport in January. Police advise the public to secure online accounts with multi-factor authentication. READ: http…

Indonesian man allegedly steals 250K KrisFlyer miles & buys over S$1.6K worth of goods in S'pore

Indonesian man allegedly steals 250K KrisFlyer miles & buys over S$1.6K worth of goods An Indonesian man allegedly stole over 250,000 KrisFlyer miles and used them to purchase goods worth over S$1,600. The man, Rizaldy Primanta Putra, was charged on Thursday (29 May) with four counts under the Computer Misuse Act. Spent 250,000 KrisFlyer miles obtained illegally According to Channel NewsAsia (CNA), the 28-year-old was accused of illegally access…

Man charged for stealing KrisFlyer miles and using them for purchases

An Indonesian man was charged in court on Thursday (May 29) for allegedly buying KrisFlyer accounts illegally and using their miles to purchase items. The 28-year-old Indonesian man, Rizaldy Primanta Putra, was charged in court with four counts under the Computer Misuse Act on Thursday (May 29).  On Wednesday, the police said they received a report from Singapore Airlines on Oct 11, 2024 regarding suspected fraudulent transactions using KrisFlye…