SG Bike Mart Scam in Sri Lanka

Every week, new scams appear in Sri Lanka — and the saddest part is, they keep working. Thousands of people are being tricked into “easy money” jobs that end in massive financial loss.

One of the most dangerous right now is the Telegram job scam that operates under aliases like SG Bike Mart and Republic Motor, using the domain bikeshowroomlk.com.

This scam was recently exposed by a victim, Hansaka Maduranga, who shared his story in the Facebook group SL Scam Alert. His warning is simple: don’t fall for the Rs. 30,000 bonus — it will destroy you.

How the Scam Starts

It begins with a Telegram message from a female profile. She claims you can earn money by spending just one hour a day on your phone. The “job” is supposedly to help Singapore motorbike dealers promote their products, and you will earn commissions.

The next step is joining a Telegram group. Victims report names like:

• SG Bike Mart (main group)
• Customer Service (secondary group to guide new members)

These groups are filled with 50–100 “members” who look like they’re making easy profits. Screenshots of daily withdrawals, big balances, and testimonials flood the chat. But they’re fake — created by the scammers to convince newcomers.

The Fake Platform: Republic Motor

Once inside, victims are introduced to a website branded as Republic Motor at bikeshowroomlk.com.

The site looks professional, with options like:

• Match the Bikes (the fake “task” system)
• Withdrawals
• Customer Service
• VIP Level

Victims are told to register with their phone number, password, and even bind their bank account. The dashboard shows balances, earnings per set, and reviews — all designed to look authentic.

The First Bonus

To build trust, the platform gives you a bonus of Rs. 30,000 in your account. You are then instructed to complete 40 “orders.” Once finished, Rs. 3,000 is actually sent to your bank account.

That small payout is the bait. It makes victims believe the system is real.

The Endless Top-Up Trap

The next day, the scam changes. You’re told the bonus is over, and you must deposit Rs. 30,000 of your own money to continue.

From there, the trap escalates:

• Suddenly, there are no small orders left.
• Only “large orders” worth Rs. 200,000+ are available.
• To finish them, you must keep topping up.

Victims quickly become trapped in a cycle of deposits — always believing the next top-up will unlock their balance. It never does.

The Fake Packages

The scammers introduce “special packages” with names like:

• Unique
• Golden Egg

They claim these are automatic, high-profit orders. In reality, they are just another excuse to demand larger deposits.

Fake Identities and Aliases

Screenshots circulating online show a man named “Lakshman Ranatunga” as the supposed leader, while female recruiters handle new sign-ups.

⚠️ Important: These are not real names or real people. Scammers routinely use stolen photos and aliases to create a sense of trust while hiding their true identities.

The Human Cost

As Hansaka wrote in his warning:

“I too became helpless because of this scam. I only want to make sure no one else falls for it.”

Victims aren’t lazy or greedy — they’re manipulated by a system designed to feel real. People end up borrowing money, taking loans, or selling valuables, all hoping that one last deposit will release their trapped balance. It never does.

Final Warning

This scam — under aliases like SG Bike Mart, Republic Motor, and bikeshowroomlk.com — is one of the most dangerous in Sri Lanka right now.

⚠️ Remember:

• If anyone promises to double your money with zero effort, it’s a scam.
• Telegram groups filled with “successful members” are fake.
• Never deposit money into platforms you don’t personally know and trust.

Please share this warning. Don’t let your friends or family fall into the same trap.

Know the Threat. Stop the Attack.
– DEBUGGER