KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 22 — A 61-year-old man in Batu Pahat fell victim to a fake investment scam, resulting in losses of RM823,000, according to the police. Lured by a Facebook...
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Lured by a Facebook advertisement promising high returns, the man engaged with an individual through WhatsApp, who convinced him to join the investment scheme. Between November 8 and December 17, 2024, the man transferred funds to two separate bank accounts, but became suspicions when asked to make additional payments.
The police official then urged the public to be cautious of schemes offering lucrative returns and to verify suspicious investment offers via official channels.
Pahat Man Gets Taken For RM823 000 By Fake Investment Scammers
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