A company's account manager was duped into losing RM444,000 through a share trading investment scam. The victim was tricked into investing through a WhatsApp group and an app, promised huge returns, but ended up losing his investment.
A company's account manager reportedly lost RM444 ,000 after being duped by an investment scam involving a share trading app. According to the Southern Johor Bahru Police Chief, the victim received a call from someone claiming to be a share investment consultant in early July, leading him to invest through a WhatsApp group and an app, believing he was going to reap substantial profits.
However, when he tried to withdraw his gains, he was asked to pay a 10% commission, realizing he had been scammed
Investment Scam RM444 000 Share Trading Whatsapp Group Police Investigation
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