Residents in Hougang and Serangoon received the promotional material - which came in the form of letters - in July, with some suspecting that the letters were trying to pass off as official government letters as part of a scam.
In a Facebook post on Monday , GaiGai clarified that it was not affiliated with any government agencies. The firm said in the post:"Rest assured we are not scammers and our $55 vouchers are indeed legitimate."It said:"We hereby sincerely apologise for any confusion caused to anyone during this time."
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