Cash on delivery scams lure individuals, or family members assisting to receive on behalf of customers, to pay in cash for parcels they did not even buy. And it seems like COD scams are seeing an alarming increase in numbers that Ninja Van has released a media advisory on such scams. Lee Ghim Hock, Chief Operating Officer, Ninja Van Singapore shares how COD scams work and what consumers can do to protect themselves from being a victim.

<p>Cash on delivery scams lure individuals, or family members assisting to receive on behalf of customers, to pay in cash for parcels they did not even buy.&nbsp;And it seems like COD scams are seeing an alarming increase in numbers that Ninja Van has released a media advisory on such scams. <strong>Lee Ghim Hock, Chief Operating Officer, Ninja Van Singapore&nbsp;</strong>shares how COD scams work and what consumers can do to protect themselves from being a victim.</p>

Advertisement