Over 200 S'pore & M'sia influencers claim S$171,000 unpaid fees from S'pore-based marketing platform
A Singapore content creator claimed the company only started paying her in increments after six months of chasing and after she threatened legal action.
Partipost Malaysia has acknowledged that some creators are still awaiting payment and has pledged to clear all outstanding eligible payouts by the end of 2026, after creators across the region alleged ...
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Content creators claim Singapore-based firm failed to pay over S$171,000
The content creators say they've been unpaid by PartiPost, a Singapore-based company, since 2024, though they received ...
Singapore's circuit breaker period may have put everyday life on hold, but this unforeseen curveball has inspired a resilient few to help their local communities in this challenging time. Whether it's ...
Asia’s crowd influencer marketing and commerce platform Partipost has secured an investment of over US$7 million. About 20% to 30% of the fresh funds will be used for marketing. The remainder will be ...
PARTIPOST, a crowd influencer marketing and commerce platform, has raised US$7 million in a funding round led by iGlobe Partners. Other investors include Temasek’s Pavilion Capital, Taiwan Mobile, ...
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