'Weird, childish' events and bad coffee: How a Singaporean sniffed out the Fun Coffee investment scam
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SINGAPORE — His curiosity was piqued when a neighbour told him in 2025 about the returns Fun Coffee was giving for investments, but Bryan Ho, who works in finance, found a number of red flags.Ho, 40, said the company's website was poorly done and he could n'Weird, childish' events and bad coffee: How a Singaporean sniffed out the Fun Coffee investment scam
SINGAPORE — His curiosity was piqued when a neighbour told him in 2025 about the returns Fun Coffee was giving for investments, but Bryan Ho, who works in finance, found a number of red flags.Ho, 40, said the company's website was poorly done and he could not find details about its headquarters in Vietnam.On its website, the company claimed to be based in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, with assets of more than US$1 billion (S$1.28 billion) and a team of more than 5,000. It advertised annual returns of between 197 per cent and 278 per cent, reported South China Morning Post.Ho said that despite his suspicions, he attended a Fun Coffee event on Oct 20, 2025, at Kent Ridge. The organisers had promised a $50 cash reward for turning up.Participants were instructed by a person named «Stella» over text to meet at Kent Ridge MRT station and were later taken to a nearby open field.Ho said about 10 to 12 people, who were mostly seniors, turned up for the event.He said the group was asked to do «very primary school activities», such as folding paper planes and relay races. Read more












