She was also tricked into pawning her jewellery.

Painful.

She was promised “high returns” and bonus coupons.

The fake number plate was said to be the Merdeka edition.

From a mere three digits to a staggering five in a scammer’s web.

Scams often come under the guise of false promises being offered by the scammer, where they trick victims into believing that a handsome profit awaits them when it’s not the case at all. A university…

Beware.

Having a family member or loved one languishing in prison is a source of pain for those closest to them, who would do anything in their power to help secure freedom. Unfortunately for one woman,…

Non-existent birthday party.

A total of 25 transactions were made.

She even took out a bank loan to give more cash to the scammer.

Same old traps, deceitful tactics.

A total of RM 91,400 swept right across a female teacher’s bank account with just one call.

Mission Impossible style.

She told the victim that he was the goddess’ “chosen one”.