Scammed into paying RM4,188 for vacuum cleaner that never arrived


A CLERK lodged a complaint with the Johor Baru Consumer Claims Tribunal after failing to receive the vacuum cleaner she paid for to activate a RM100 lucky draw voucher.

The claimant, Zaizee Hassan, said she had been shopping for groceries at a community market in Masai when she was approached by a salesperson.

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