Unfortunately two more local businesses have recently been duped by Ms Singh both of which are heading to the civil courts in an attempt to retrieve their loss and damages.
Sadly these affected organizations stumbled across the original article, about Singh and her deeds after they had been taken to the cleaners.
Due to proceedings before the courts we cannot name the businesses at this time.
The Data Theft Blog was launched in September 2012 to highlight deficiencies in legislation dealing with insider data theft and to expose incidences of this insidious type of fraud.
Recent amendments to the Privacy Act have put Business owners on notice that they are responsible for data breaches affecting consumers and at the discretion of the Privacy Commissioner may be heavily fined.
However an insider (employee) data thief, the most likely perpetrator or cause of a breach, is immune from prosecution and can only be dealt with in the civil courts if the affected business owner has the resources and money to pursue them.
Singh registers "Data Theft" and various combinations of our blogs name.
True to form Singh has recently registered (July 2013) variations of the "Data Theft brand", through her company UTSG. In a previous article about Sydney Medical Centre owner Roselyn Singh we dealt with her interesting methods of doing business.
One of Singh and her company UTSG Consortium Pty Ltd's many deceptive practices is registering variations of competitor brands as business names and then passing off on her website with these brands in an attempt to confuse consumers.
We have more to report on this and other deceptive & misleading practices by Ms Singh and will do so shortly. It will be interesting to see how Singh intends to use the Data Theft brand.
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In her continuing campaign to defame anybody she has ripped off Roselyn Singh posted this on her Facebook and Miss Earth Australia Pages:
ReplyDelete"Dear friends, I have no association with Data Theft"
Singh who owns UTSG might like to explain this ABN lookup - copy and paste the following link:
http://abr.business.gov.au/SearchByAbn.aspx?SearchText=84+151+625+268
Since the publishing of various articles about "Roselyn Singh" and her fraudulent activities we have been contacted by ex-employees and suppliers to her various businesses. Son 'Brendon Singh' is listed as a director of at least one of Roselyn Singh's businesses.
ReplyDeleteEx-employees at VHealth Plus, located at 40 Park Street Sydney, have told us 'Brendon Singh' instructed them to change Medicare item numbers after patients returned to the front counter following a consult with a Dr Baig. The item number changes meant a higher payment would be received by VHealth Plus from Medicare.
Almost everybody, who has contacted us, has expressed concerns about what "the Singh's" might do to them if they come forward or report them to authorities.
Suppliers turning up at VHealth to ask for payment have had the Police called by Roselyn or Brendon Singh to remove them from the premises.
Employees who have queried the practice of changing Medicare item numbers or who have asked to be paid their wages have been sacked immediately and told to leave the premises. These employees are still owed their wages and other entitlements.
If you have knowledge and or evidence of Medicare fraud you can make complaints to Medicare anonymously by form or phone.
Form: http://www.humanservices.gov.au/customer/forms/1980
Phone: 131 524