January 30, 2009
His real legal name is Ong Siu Sin Kevin. He is Singaporean.
He likes using variations of his surname Ong such as Wong or Wang.
Here’s an update on his newest known alias as of January 2009.
1) Kevin Wang
2) Alexander Wang
3) (Dr) Damien Wang or Damien Wong
4) (Dr) Wong Sau Yan
5) 王守信
January 10, 2009
Kevin Ong is in bankruptcy proceedings! As per Sing Tao newspaper:
NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY ORDER IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE
In Bankruptcy Proceedings – No. 6344 of 2008
Re: ONG SIU SIN KEVIN <R279xxx>
NOTICE is hereby given that a Bankruptcy Order was made on 22nd December 2008. All debts due to the estate should be paid to the trustee.
Dated this 2nd day of January 2009
E T O’Connell – Official Receiver
http://notice.singtao.com/html/02012009/740715.PDF
July 7, 2008
The fraudster is due in court for yet another case. This guy is not stopping unless he’s where he belongs – in jail!
No surprise here, he’s being charged with “making off without payment” which is another dishonesty related offence.
For anyone who’s interested:
Time: 9:30am / Place: Court No.1 of Eastern Magistracy – Sai Wan Ho, Hong Kong
July 3, 2008
Wow look at what I found! Someone has posted that he is due to appear in Court this month! Hopefully the judge will put him in jail for a long time once & for all … or at least send him back to SINGAPORE!
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If anyone’s interested… Kevin is due to appear in Court at Eastern Magistracy (Sai Wan Ho) end of July. Case no. ESCC 5576. I think he’s been charged with various/ numerous dishonesty related offences… Furthermore this is not the 1st time he’s been charged with offences of dishonesty. He has a criminal record for fraud. So Ladies…. BEWARE
July 3, 2008
Here are three examples of his fraudulent cheques:



July 3, 2008
Tips for avoiding cheque fraud
Keep cheques you receive safe and bank them promptly. You can also make a request to the bank for special clearance.
Avoid cheque fraud by making sure:
- Cheques payable to a third party are properly endorsed by the payee
- Cheque endorsement is in order
- There are no alterations to the cheque
- The cheque has the correct date
- Figures match the writing
- Signature is okay
- The company issuing the cheque confirms it’s validity
July 3, 2008
Fraudulent Cheques
One of the ways Kevin uses to cheat money is to issue fraudulent cheques.
Example:
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The amount he writes is more than he actually owes you so that you continue to give him money or make purchases on your credit card since he gave you more than what he owes
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Writing “Cash” on a crossed cheque or crossing out “Bearer” so the cheque cannot be cashed
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Writing the wrong date or other details
He pretends to make mistakes on the cheque since it’s a DELAY TACTIC. He might issue you with another cheque which will also bounce. All these excuses are to make you believe that he is going to PAY you back. Meanwhile if you trust him, he will continue to ask you to pay for charges on your credit card or give him cash before you find out the bank has bounced his cheque.
If the bank is able to process the cheque, it will bounce since there are insufficent funds in the account or the account has been closed.
Even when the bank rejects his cheque and you demand your money back, he will continue to use excuses like:
- He has a foreign bank account and it take time to transfer money to Hong Kong
- He’s lost his ATM card/or credit cards and the banks are taking forever to replace it
- He’ll give you cash in person
- He’s not in Hong Kong at the moment and will give you back the money when he returns
- He’ll ask his secretary to transfer the money to your account
- He’s too busy with his businesses to deal with you at the moment
I HAVE NOT HEARD OF ANYONE BEING ABLE TO GET ANY OF THEIR MONEY BACK FROM HIM
IF YOU DO RECEIVE CHEQUES FROM HIM, KEEP IT SAFE SINCE ITS EVIDENCE FOR THE POLICE AND IN THE COURTS.
You can try suing him – but all his business addresses are fake. Best way is to go to the police.