The MCA Public Services and Complaints Department headed by Chong (right) has received numerous complaints of love scams.
SCAMS have been around for countless years and the culprits behind them have become more creative and increasingly sneaky in their attempts to cheat people. They are more prevalent now, making the current situation even harder for Malaysians to bear.
The Federal Commercial Crime Investigation Department (CCID) investigated 14,050 of such cases, with losses estimated at RM914mil for the first six months of this year.
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The MCA Public Services and Complaints Department headed by Chong (right) has received numerous complaints of love scams.
EPF’s website warns its members about various scams making use of its name and logo.
The Immigration Department’s single biggest operation in November 2019 saw 680 arrests of those running an investment and forex scam from this building. — Photo courtesy of Immigration Department.
Comm Ayob Khan (right) showing seized electronics that were used to run a Macau scam operation in Johor. — Filepic
A video of this grandmother scolding a scammer who attempted to extort her, went viral in 2017. — Filepic
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