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45 S'pore businesses admit to buying fake reviews from man, have to apologise publicly
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Hannah Martens , as published by Mothership
· September 30, 2026
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A man, Julian Tung Yan Kai, has been found leaving fake reviews for about 100 businesses. According to a press release by the Competition & Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCS), Tung, the sole director of Reputifly Pte. Ltd., owns and operates the websites BuyReviewSG and GetReviewSG. These web...
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Key points According to a press release by the Competition & Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCS), Tung, the sole director of Reputifly Pte. A man, Julian Tung Yan Kai, has been found leaving fake reviews for about 100 businesses.
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