Watch out for random numbers scrawled on 4D slips that end up in bags—these often signal a prank or unwanted attention. The pattern here suggests someone is deliberately dropping personal contacts in public places, which can lead to harassment or privacy breaches. If you discover such a number, avoid calling back and consider reporting the incident to local authorities, especially if you feel unsafe. Keep your belongings secure, and if you suspect a repeat offender, note the location and time for any future police report. Staying vigilant and protecting your personal space are the best defenses.
Discovered this on a 4D ticket inside my backpack; based on comments, probably from Mountbatten or Bishan.
I came across this number while checking my bag.
A torn 4D slip bearing number 96987171 showed up twice—in late August and September 2023—in my bag; I’m not sure how it got there, though I work at a specialist clinic at Mount Alvernia.
Discovered this number on a 4D Toto slip in my bag; a witness reports the cleaner from Fun Toast placed it there.
A number was discovered scribbled on a 4D Toto ticket inside my bag, likely dropped there while I was near the Ang Mo Kio hub.
Found his number scribbled on a small slip inside my bag; I often walk past Bishan MRT after leaving Mount Alvernia Hospital. Stay alert!
A slip of paper from 2016 was found again in my bag today; the number on it is unfamiliar and I have no idea who it belongs to.
The number appeared on a 4D Toto slip, suggesting a visit to Mount Alvernia Hospital amid this chaos.
Similar to the earlier note, this mess appears near Bishan MRT; residents should stay alert.
Discovered a slip containing this number in my bag today, unsure when it got there.
Obtained this number from a 4D paper slip that ended up in my bag.
He simply tossed his phone number into a girl's bag.
He sneaks a phone number into girls' bags.
Warning: possible stalker.
